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GRECIAN BOUNDARY.
Turkey Intent on Preventing . Settle
ment.

Turkey Intent on Preventing . Settle-
ment.
LONDON, May l4.-Special dispatches
from Athens agree in stating that an
opinion is growing there that Turkey,
with the covert assistance OF the Ger
man Powers, is intent upon preventing
an early settlement of the frontier qnes.
ton. The conditions proposed by the
Porte as preliminary to commencing
the transfer OF ceded territory are re.
garded as unacceptable and vexatious.
The Porte continues sending 'roops to
Thessaly, and is Fastening thr construc-
ton OF Notifications along the entire
frontier. Austrian agents Ia Thessal ly,
Epirus and Macedonia are urging the
Wallachian population to protest against
annexation. Dervish Pasha, the Turk
ish commander, is offering troops to the
Albanians on condition that they will
prepare to descend into Thessaly and
oppose Hellenic occupation. There is q
general belief that the frontier question
can only be settled by war. The Gov.
ernment continues to move the army to
the frontier, with view 10 taking over
ceded territory, but will do nothing to
mar the good effect they believe to have
been produced in Europe by their
prompt acceptance OF the decisions OF
the Powers.
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FRANCE.
The Tariff Treaty.

LONDON, May 1.-THE correspond
encc between Lord Granville, Foreign
Secretary, and Challemel.Laour, French
ambassador here. relative to the COM
mercial treaty, is published. The latter
informs Sranvile that he thinks unnec-
essary excitement prevails in England
in regard TO the changes in the French
tarif. France intends TO abolish sd
yalorem duties, and desires and intends
to replace them by direct equivalent
amounts in specific duties. Granvil'e
replies it will afford much satisfaction
10 Englaud TO learn that France does
not contemplate departure from the
status quo. 1t is TO be noted the fulfill.
ment OF Challemel. Lacour's assurance
depends entirely on the negotiations oil
a new treaty, which is doubtful. Under
the general tariff, not modified by
treaty, the status quo will certainly not
he maintained.
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SHORT BUT SHARP.
Conkling's Remarks in Caucus.


WASHINGTON, May IA. - Yesterday
Senator Conkling entered the Republic
can caucus rather late and made short
but sharp speech. He said the caucus
had been called without consultation
with him and was an attempt to defeat
him by indirect methods. He said that
Robertson's confirmation would disrupt
and defeat the Republican party in New
York, but said that as the Republican
Senators were rushing on so eagerly to
that fate, he washed his hands OF the af-
fair.
Senator Conkling. as Chairman OF the
Senate Committee on Go Emerce, direct
ed notices to be sent out calling meet
ing OF the committee on Monday next
This is in accordance with his announce
ment made to the Republican Senators
IN caucus yesterday-that he would
have Judge Robertson's case disposed
of on Monday. A vote will he reached
probably on Tuesday. On Wednesday
the Senate will clear up the odds and
ends, and adjourn sine die on Thursday
nr Friday
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CONKLING WHIPPED.
ROBeRTSON'S NOMINATION TO BE
CONFIRMED.
All Idea of His Withdrawal Abandoned
ConkIing viii Oppose Him in
Speech But Will Not Attack
the Administration.
MRS. GARFIELD A LITTLE BETTER.
RoBERTsoN's NOMINATION.


conformation Regarded as Certain.
wAsHNGros, May A.-The general
opinion OF the Republican Senators is
that the case OF Judge Robertson will be
disposed of during the coming week. All
idea OF effecting an arrangement looking
to his withdrawal has been abandoned,
and his confirmation is regarded as GER
tain. The nomination Of Chandler. to
be Solicitor General, will be forced out
OF the Judiciary Committee as soon as
Robertson's case is disposed of, and
after action on Chandler's nominstion
an early termination OF the present ex'
traordinary session OF the Senate may
be looked for. The friends OF Mr.. Cnan.
dler manifest tonight more hope OF Sc
curing his confirmation than at any
time since his name was sen! 10 the Sem
ate.
WASHINGTON, May IA 1t is conceded
on all sides now that Robertson will be
confirmed; all talk Of any other disp0si'
ton OF the case has ceased. ltis under
stood that Senator Conger will report
Robertson TO the Senate on Monday,
without recommendation; that the
nomination will go over until Tuesday.
when Conkling, in speech, will state
fully his reasons for opposing the con.
termination; that vote will be taken
Immediately, without any reply to
Oonkling, unless he should attack the
Administration, which, it is said. he
will not do; then the Senate will ask
the President il he has any more brsi.
ness, and when the President has no
more, the Senate will adjourn sine die.
Chandler's nomination will not, Sen.
ators say. consume much time.
New YORK. May ia Times re-
porter had a talk with Senators SauI-
ders and Plumb and another Senator,
and all believe that VIM. f. Chandler
and Judge Robertson will be confirmed.
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PARIS.
The Money Regulators

PARIS, May lI.-At TO days sitting OF
the Monetary Conference, Seneasor DE
Narmandie, French delegate, urged
the dangers OF the present monetary
,ystem. He showed from the position
Of England since 1887 that gold mooo'
metalism did not afford a rrIn-dy,nnIess
wise measures are adopted. lie said a
crisis would in the end violently force
itself on the money markets. Tne next
sitting will be on TUESDAY. the 18th in.
stan,. when T. o. Howe, United states
delegate. and others will speak.
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Big PICNIC.

ClscISSArr, May I5.-TEe event OF
to-day was an immense picnic under the
auspices OF tie consolidated Trades
Union. Thirty thousand persons we're
in attendance The first thing IN the
forenoon was a procession through the
CITY, attended with numerous bands,
and led by mounted msrsosls. The
number in the procession is estimated at
5000 persons.
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WHEELING w. VA. MONDAY MORNING, MAY Is 1881

made considerable stir in that State.
Many Virginia Republicans have been
protesting 10 the President against the
Republicans being turned out OF office,
and il is now announced that halt has
been called. sThe President wants the
Republican organization OF Virginia
maintained in all its strength, and here
after Republican postmasters will re-
main In Office.
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Trouble In the Ladies' Co-opsrsfivs
Dress Association

Nrw Yo.E, May l4.-Mi.s Kate
Field, President Of the Ladies' 20 oper.
alive Dres, Association, procured IN At
tachment in the Supreme Conrt today
against certain properly belonging TO
Anthony Pulbrook. She AYERS that he,
being engaged to organize the Ladies'
Co-oderative Dress Association, asked
her TO Join him, promising her one.half
of the sum he received for her services
She claims that he was 10 get $l5,0W.
bnt he only received 81. .436, One-halt
of the latte, amount she claims, less
$3.50 which he paid her.
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New York Bank Statement.

New YoRK, May l4-Loans increase,
&, $50, ,9O5; specie increase, SS,54l 200;
legals increase, sl,lO9, 500; deposits in
crease, sll ,7S4. 500; circulation decrease,
$67 800; reserve incresee, 81 ,704, $50.
The banks now hold Sl4, ,Sl7 200 in ex.
cess Of the legal requirements.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy At 3 to 4 Per csnt-6evsn-
ments Firm Flour unchang-
ed-Wheat Active and Low.
er-Hogs Steady.
FINANCE.
New York.
NEW YoRK. May l4.-MoSav- Easy
at3@4 per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per AGA! per cent Sterling exchange.
bankers bills steady at 4S5i; demand
ASIA.
SILvEn-At London Slid per ounce;
bar silver hero llli; subsidiary silve
coin i9l per cent. discount
GoyERNNENrs-Firm.


Pacific skies OF
RAILROAD BoSDs-Strong and gener-
ally higher.
STATE BoSDs-Dull.
Srocxs-The market opened strong
and in the early dealings advanced ! to
per cent, Oregon Navigation, Granger.
coal and trunk line shares being the
most prominent in the improvement.
Hannibal and 81. Joseph common was
the reception, and after selling up u
PER ent., declined q, recovered 5, ~
acted 9, and rallied 81 per cent To.
ward noon speculation became weak.
and decline Of ! TO | per cent. took
place, but during the afternoon tie
market became strong, and with an oc'
casional slight reaction continued hrm
up to the close OF business, when the
Improvement from the lowest point OF
the day ranged from to . per cent,
Elevated railroad shares. Chicago and
Alton, Union Pacific, trunkline proper.
ties and Western Union leading the up.
ward movement
The transactions aggregated $4,000
shares, distributed as follows: Alton
and Terre Haute 1900, Canada Southern
$500, Chesapeake and Ohio 1900. c.
G. &. Il J. 200. c., e. K !. &. $500,
Delaware, l.ackawanna and Western
5000, Delaware and Hudson 800.
Denver and Rio Grande !, 400, Erie 81.
900, Hannibal and NJ. Joseph 10000.
Iron Mountain 8. 800, Kansas and Texas
2s,0O0. Lake Shore 5000. Louisville
and Nashville 10000, Michigan Central
1900, Mobile and Ohio 3,0UO, Memphis
and Charleston 1900, Northwestern
$500, Nashville and Chattanooga $500,
New Jersey Central 1900, New York
Central 10000, Northern Pacific $500.
Ohio and Mississippi 1900, Ontario
aud Western l2,OvO, Ohio Central H.
600. Pacific Mail 100, Peoria. Decatur
and Evansville 100, Reading 2,l0O.
Rock Island 5.iOO, 81. Paul l2,00O. NJ.
Paul and Omaha $500, Texas Pacific
1900, Union Pacific 10000, Wabash
Pacific $1,000. Western Union 20,0O0.
Central Pacific 5000. ST. Louis and
san Francisco 1900.
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The Colored Mau Progressing.

AUGUSTA, GA, May l4.-Three col
ored tonvicts on McWhorten's farm,
Brown county, killed T. Lanston, the
white guard, with his gun, and escaped.
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K,lled BIZ Hoad Agents

CgrYsxss, May IA special 10 the
L>odsr from Fort Siobrara, Neb, sayG
Lieutenant Samuel A. Cherry, OF the
Fifth cavalry, and escort. .hile ont
seonting for road agents near Niobrars,
cine on them suddenly. A fight en-.
sned. during which Lieutenant Cherry
was killed, and the road agents escapei.
Cherry way adjutsnt Of Tnornburgs
= c,mmand on the Ute expedition, and In
the acton of Milk river distinguished
himself for bravery. He Was engaged to
marry the daughter Of Congressman
Harry White, Of Pennsylvania
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o,d.r.d 70 Leave thechicFssv Cou.tTy.

LITTLE Rock, Msy l+-Governor
Oyerton, OF the Chiekasav nation. has
gathered together an army of three bun
drsd men. and issued IN order 70 me
effect that the Texas cattle rsisers snd
1bi,e men generally must leave the
con ntry before June lst, or force viii Be
usrd A similar situation prevails IN
,hs Choctsv nation. McCarin hes In
sirueted the SHERIFF. TO immsdiAtsiy Or
esni1. and arm militia companies 70 -
sist in driving out the whites
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N,w YoRr, May li.-Cotton = Firm
at l0lGl0ic; futures firm. Flour
Quiet and unchanged; receipts 10000
barrels; exports 1000 barrels. Wheat
Quiet: receipts $4,000 bushels; eK.
ports 10000 bushel'; No. 2 Chicago
81 20: ungraJed red 81 IGtGl -; No. 3
do. 81 20lDl 2OI; No 2do. 81 Y!Dgl %;
steamer do 81 POI; No. I do. ~ 2si.
mixed winter 81 l9lG1l %: No. . white
81 l9IG1i ~: No. ! do. sa'cs ~ OpD hIsh.
els, at 81 2Jla)I -; steamer No. DO.
81 20; No. 2 red, seller May, sales 30t,.
600 bushels, at 81 22ldG9l 22.; s~Iler
June. sales 4l6. 600 bushels, at 81 20.ns
I 20! seller July, sales 10000 bush.
els, at 81 lsidl lsi. Com-Inactive;
receipts IGO.O 900 bushels; exports I29 roo
bushels; ungraded 5Oia GOc; No. 2 soc,
steamer JGIG457c; No. 9 Jsia5sic, latter
old steamer; yellow BE; No. 2. seller
MAY 55IC95Sic; seller June 53ttS5tc;
seller July 6ItB6iic; seller August 6+ic.
Oats-Insctive; receipts ~ 900 bushels;
western mixed 4jla4Glc; white western
E(G5ic. Hay-Drmand fair and mar
ket firm. Hops-Pirm. Cofiee-Nom.
inaly unchanged; Rio cargoes, ordinary
TO prime, 9i9l2ic; job lots 9tN4l2tc.
sugaf-C(uiet and steady; refining fair
to rood 1.97ic. MolAsses Demand
fair and market firm. Rice-Qniet snd
unchanged. Petroleum - Quiet but
firm; United sltc; crude 6!ls7ic; 70.
fined &c. Tallow-Stesdy at Gicsetc.
Rosin-Dull and unchanged. 1nnren.
tine-Weak at 38c. Exys-Quiet and
stosdy at l2fSl2ic. Pork-Duli and
heavy: old meas sl6 90; new SIC rs.
Cat Meats-Dull and lover; long clear
SIC; short clear Ole. Beef-Firm; city
extra India mess 2:yS2ic. Lard-wssk;
prime steam SO 75Gl0 82i. Batter
Demand fair and market hrm st 100
PC. Cheese-luiet and unchanged.
Iesther-In good demand and firm;
hemlock sole 22925c. wool-Dull and
unsettled: domestic fleece 0s3sc;
unwashed l2S30c; Texas l492Sc.
Manufactured Copper - Qniet; nev
sheatbing 2sc; ingot lake I9tsl9tc. Pig
lron-Duil and unsettled; Scotch 900
623 80, American sI9 00(S25 90; Russia
sheeting l3tSl5c. Nsils-Cut at IS b
@3 Is; clinch 81 G5fs,5 %.
Baiumoss-
BALrfxoxx, May IA Flour - Firm
and unchanged. whes.-wesssn easier
and closing firm; No. 2 western .intsr
red spot 81 2siCSl 25I: seller May 81 ~
al 23I; seller June 81 DfSl Dt; eel.
Ter July 81 l5iGel 10; seller AuTuse
81 l2i bid. COrn-Western mixed
SPOT 5SIfs6Oc; seller May 5ec; seller
June 55iIs55ic; July Hifs5+1c. Osts
Quiet and firm; western white BIO
SEC; mixed 49ts50c. Rye-Qaiet st
81 Is. Hsy-Unehanged. Provisions
-Unsettled but unchanged. Batter
Unchanged. Egu - Doll st llSi2c.
Petroleum Nominal Codee - Doll
Rio earyoes ordinary 70 fair 9tl1llic
Bsgar-firm; A soft 9l;. Whisky
Dull at 81 10.
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V,stors 10 u. +, Naval Academy.

WASHINGTON, May li.-The following
are the designated Board of Visitors at
the Naval Academy to convene on the
first of June: Senators. Morgan and
Allison, Representatives, Welborn,
S.oyill and Rrown
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Claim Rejected.

WAsaISGroS, May l4.-The Secretary
OF the Interior has rendered a decision,
in which he rejects the claim of the
State of Kansas for an alleged deficiency
of 1852 acres OF land which were eerti-
fed to the State in 1852 as double mimi
mum lands, in adjustment OF the grant
under what is commonly known as the
agricultural College act" This decis-
ion affirms the recent decision OF the
Commissioner OF the General Land Oi-
fee, from which the State appealed to
the Secretary.
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WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE removal
of Republicans from small postofices in
Virginia and putting in Resdjusters, has
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Another Suitor

for this land. The verse following my
text announces Him ''as the bride
groom rejoiceth over the bride, so shall
thy God rejoice over thee" To win the
world, Christ stops at no humiliation OF
simile. He compares His grace to spit
tie, opening blind eyes Himself, to hen
gathering her chickens, and here to
suitor begging hand in marriage. He
deserves this bride. To see what He
has done to win her, behold Pilates
court room, with Its insulting expectora.
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additional Narkss on Fosrth Psss.l
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Nihilisrn

ie Is worth nothing anil owns nothing
ave ave knife for universal cut thraSting
anu nltro-2yeerine bombs for universal
sAplos'on. de believes in no God, no
Usernment, no heaven and no hell ex-
'7p' 'hat which he hoped to make ON
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OF TINS marriage. Forbid il at the bal.
.ot box, forbid il by the Tree printing
press forbid It by the platform, forbid
II Oy great organizations, forbid il by the
oSerShe.mlng sentiment OF an outraged
nnauon, iorbid II by the protest oil the
SarsIian church, forbid il by prayer to
n'SH heaven. Such Herod shall not
nave such an Abigail IL is not TO
hard and clutchiDg and all deyourin,
monopoly this lani Sha!! BE- married.
bride is ""'''' 'N'
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tions on HIS face, and Calvary, with its
awIul kemorrhage. Jacob served four,
teen wears for Rachel, but Christ served
thirty.three years in torture that he
n'iobt win the heart OF the world.
Moreover, long ago-just as princesses
at birth are pledged in treaty to earthly
rulers, so this nation at Its blrth was se,
apart for God. Before Columbus ana
the 100 men embarked on board the
Santa Maria, the Pinto and the Nina, on
their eventful voyage, what did they do?
Took the sacrament OF our Lord Jesus
Christ. Coming in sight OF land, what
song goes up from all three decks?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-01
o. diration Anniversary.

The tenth ann verSsry of the ordina-
ton of R-v. A SChleicher, ofthe Church
OF The Imm ,u'ste Conception as a
priest. MAS Observed last night in the
basement ui tie church, in the Eighth
Wari. Quite q large number OF his
friends aud Pensioners had assembled
there, aud = plendid collation. had
l.een spr,ad by the ladies OF the congre-
CATION. TIE whole affair had been pre-
pared without the knowledge OF the
pastor, and when he appeared in charge
81 some VI bis friends he was confronted
nv Mr.. JOSEPH Arkle, who presented
him with - very handsome casSock and
vestments, in a nest and appropriate
little speech. Father Schleicher evil
IDENTIFY much embarrassed responded
in q feeling manner. ~recitiDg the inter-
esting relations that had ALWAYS existed
hets zen hls flock and himself and prsv-
ing God that they might so continue.
A large number ofsmaller presents were
also given him. After the presentations
were over a delightful evening OF social
Intercourse was passed by all. Father
Schleicher has been pastor of the Church
OF the Immaculate Conception for the
lat nine years and has been q faithful,
2 6cient and valuable pastor, building
M the church and augmenting its mem
barship. He was ordained in the Cath
edfal ten years ago by the late Bishop
WheIan. He ranks as one Of the first
German priests in the West.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Rev. Keys is confined to his room With
a bilious attack.
George Miller isa han iy fellow in case
OF any accident.
Mr.. Jacob earns, an ex resident, is
here on a visit to his son, Miles earns.
Miss Pitts OF Washington, D. G., g
visiting her unc'e, Mr.. Ed. Pitts, en-
Howard street.
Kirk McConahey and Frank Fisher
came IN from a business trip yesterday
afternoon on the c., T., V. & w. X. K
A subscription paper will be started
il the interest OF Geo, Coleman TO. day.
de had to depend on daily labors for a
living, and he will need this support.
May the effort prove successful.
Mr.. Charley Register was fined yester.
day on complaint OF Mrs. Bolen for
keeping his lime kiln open g. as to prove
an annoyance. The fine was five dol.
lars and costs, which amounted to S24.
The case will be taken to court.
The excursion Owe the c., T. V. d
w. r. r. on n.xt Saturday to Cleveland
promises 10 eclipse all former excur-
sions. Already We hear that enough
tickets are sold to fill fifteen cars with
people and still more to follow.
The young boy liktth the rich juicy
pear and the luscious erg pc, at least the
loss of the same unawares u the wner
testifes to the fact these fine mornings:
II you don't want the boys to take your
fruit you will have to set up all night
and watch it.
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THE BOAT AACG
Clatof Is worsted BY Boil. Gnd Muc
Money CHANGES Handa Thereby.

clatof Is worsted By Boil. Gnd Much
Money Changes Hands Thereby.
There was q very great interest felt in
the boat race in this city yesterday, and
the outcome wa awaited with much
anxiety. The l:07 p. n. train on the
r. w. KY. took out a large number OF
persons. In the evening q large crowd
was assembled in front Of the REeIsrER
office awaiting the arrival OF
the bulletin announcing .the
result. 1t was something after z o'clock
when the dispatch came announcing
that Boil had won by four lengths, and
when it was posted in the window scores
came in to ask il the dispatch was not a
fraud so great was their confidence in
Gators ability to win. When at last
the authenticity Of the telegram was
established they Wen away sorrowful
and began to take counsel among them
selves. Some OF them said at once 1t
is another sell, while others said
the time made was too good for a sell
out. Others said they believed that
Boil had "soIdiered" in the first race
merely 10 draw Clator on, while those
who had a picuniary interest in the
affair said nothing. The odds had been
largely in favor OF Clator and Wheeling
capital was invested in him with reck'
lessness, but it failed to be remunera
tive. A special dispatch in another
column will give details Of the aace.
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The Greatest Remedy Known.

DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption is certainly the greatest medi-
cal remedy ever placed within the reach
OF suffering humanity. Thousands oil
once hopeless sufferers nov loudly pro-
claim their praise for this wonderful
Discovery to which they " their lives.
Not only does it positireiy cure Consump-
ton, but Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Hay Fever, Hoarseness and all
affections OF the Throat, Chest and
Lungs yield at once to its wonderful
curative powers as il by magic. W. do
not ask you to buy a large bottle until
you know what you are getting. We
therefore earnestly request you TO call on
Logan, List & Co. and get a trial bottle
for ten cents which win convince the
most skeptical OF its wonderful merits,
and show you what q regular one dollar
size bottle will do. For sale by Logan
&Co.
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Distressing Accident.

A most distressing accident occurred
yesterday morning to Mr.. George Cole
man, a passenger On the local train on
the T. V. road. He with several others
were sitting on a flat car attached to the
train. The train had gone as far IS the
Wheeling Creek coal mines and had cut
in two to receive a few cars OF coal and
in coming back to make the coupling
the engine came with q great deal OF
force which had the effect to knock n.
G. Coleman of under the wheels be.
tween the two cars. HIS left limb was
mashed and mangled in q most horrible
manner He was brought to the depot
where the limb was bandaged up till he
could be moved to his home on North
Huron street, Island, where DR.. Allen
assisted by Drs. Hoge, Fisher, Cooke
and Wagner, amputaied The limb at
the lower part OF the thigh. He is a
married man about twenty seven years
old, a painter by trade and was on his
way to the country to fulfil a large con-
tract OF work. II is sad blow to his
poor wife, but there are no symptoms at
present 10 denote a fatal consequence.
Mr.. A. J. Bsggs, the Company's General
Agent here, very kindly assisted and
did all in his power to render the mans
condition comfortable.