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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-10
RUDOLPH Ann HTEp,IANIE
Continued Festivities and HonOFu Greet.
Ing she Royal Pair NJ every step OF
their TFIumphaI Why,

SsNNAuON NeS'NHIfN Auu H0nORa Greet
Ing tue Royal Pair NJ every step OF
their TFIumphal Way.
NEw YoRK, May IA Vienna special
says that the preparations for the marriage
are now complete, The Imperial city has
been In q state Of joyous excitement for
some days past, and wears a most charm
ing aspect. Banners and bright hued dra-
peries hang from the windows in the lead
ing thorOughfares, palaces and public
buildingsare brightly decorated with ever
green's, and to night the whole city will
be respondent with tasteful illuminations.
The decorations at the French embassy
are particularly effective, consisting chief.
ly OF immense garlands oi evergreens,
looped from window to window,
and connected by gay boQuets
Of flowers, AT night the facade will be
illuminated by electric light. The bride
Is to 90 10 the altar RttiFed In q dress OF
silver hroCade, trimmed with silver em-
broidery representing various kinds Of
flowers, and completed by q train five
yards long and trimmed with silver lace
and velvet. Ladies' who have had the
good fortune to see this wonder at tho
dressmakers at Brussels, where It Is be.
Ing made, are in rRptures. The Princess
arrived here this morning in pompadour
OF pink Grape with train aud bodice
OF pink Dsmasse eatin trimmed with
Tosebuds, These are but two ont OF nul.
titude OF dTessmakers maryela now lying
in the trunks and boxes OF the Foval
bride. The City Of Brussels has contrib.
uted superb lace over.dress 10 Ste.
phanie's trousseau, She will wear II and
q faille costume caught up with bouquets
Of white lilies and roses.
At half.past twelve O'Clock this after
noon the Queen OF Belgium aud Princess
sephanie drove from SChonbFunn to
the Thereslarum, There they dressed for
their formal entry into the city, The sky
was overcast and there were slight show.
ers OF rain. There were vast crowds OF
people present to witness the entry. The
route was lined by infantry. The process.
lon was headed by a squadronot Of cavalry,
followed by the officials on horRebACk;
then came state carriages and detaCh.
ment OF Imperial guards, alter which came
the brides carriage drawn by ak gray
horses, surrounded and followed by
officials; then came the Hungar.
Ian guardians, At the TriumphRl Arch,
near the Elizabeth bridge, the procession
halted and the Burgomaster, Council and
other municipal officials presented the Rd-
iress OF congratulallon and welcome.
The procession then traYerged the city 10
The Imperial Palace, where Princess Steph.
anie was received by Emperor Francis
Joseph and Prince Rudolph.
VIENNA, May 0.-The city Is splendidly
Illuminated tonight. The passage OF all
vehicles through the streets Is prohibited
In consequence oil the vast crowds.
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Another nrulnl nerro 1zrrhed,

NEW ORLEANS, May GA Homer special
says a negro boy, aged 1s years, who ad.
mitted asSaultinz an S.year old negro girl
and afterwards numbering her In 4 most
brutal manner, was taken from the Bien.
vile parish jail Rt Sparta, Saturday after.
noon and shot to death by party Of hfty
meil, mostly colored.
The continued rains for several days and
fearful rainstorm yesterday, caused oil the
streams 10 overflow.
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Tho Great suit Against the Standard OIL
COmnnuy.

PIrraBuReH, May 9.-The suit Of II. L.
Taylor & Co., against the Standard Oil
Company for $5O,OOO damages, has been
removed to the United States Circuit
Court here on account Of several Of the
defendants not living In the State. Taylor
claims that the defendants entered into q
combination to deiraud him by under.
selling their market quotations, publish.
Ing false reports about oil by them In order
to affect the market aud by persuading
railroads to refuse him means OF trans.
porting oil, thereby rendering him unable
to flll his contracts. The suit was originally
brought In Venango county.
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A LITTLE LULL
=. eur SENATORIAL EXCITEMENT
,,,,r Makes n speech In Caucus
.,.nl,y Matthews Adversely He
nor,rd.,Soms side Issues Con-
,IIereL In open session

w,su,ysros, May O.-The Senate Jud
,,v Committee this morning voted t
sn .,oo,, adversely on the nomination Q
I'DIey " Mathews, as Associate Justice Q
'ss sno,ems Court The nomination wa
,.Do,ted accordingly to the Senate IL
executive session.
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
r0,b. Senate Mr. Ransom called up th'
,..oIution offered by him on the l6ti
oI March, directing the Committee OF
Commerce to inquire into the condition o
Ta po,omsc River in front Of the city o
%s.bippton, W. the navigation Of said r!vel
.vS " rbs effect theTeupon OF bridge
Sar .a,o,s the same; with regard t
aa.,vi,,,ion a.,you foods and the health ot tht
Ito" Ito and to report OF the next ses
sy' NV, What steps, II any, will be taken
VIII reference thereto Adopted
Nj, Kellogg offered resolution calling
,.Ibs Postmaster General and Secretaries
Ou'W O'Wsr Sayy, Stats and Treasury tor
~ nam names Of all the clerks and other en-
To gIovas All in their respective departments
p%,b ipnSs,bsr with the date ot their appoint
%srT %su,S, ,he State from which each Ia
Ibarvel and the persons on whose rec
Communication each were appointed
Gn oSisclion from Mr.. Ferry, the resolu'
@ ,or VA laid over under the rules.
,rrT,ys AT THE FACTS ABOUT THE AP'
po,yrvgSrs FROM DIFFERENT STATES,
Tbsobiect Of the resolution Is explained
nbsto fnd out which States have more
Than their quota OF Federal offices and
vbicb have lees, with view ot giving the
l,,ts, their due. Senator Brown In re-
ran, ,psech presented figures showing the
nnmbs, Of persons in the departments,
md that very few, far less than they are
entitled TO. are from the Southern States.
II ia stated that thousands oil letters have
been received from Southern Republicans
~kinv II Mr., Browns statements were
uue, and Il 80, demanding that the South
srp Republicans yet their share OF the pat
ronspe, Most Of these letters have come
IN Mr.. Kellogg, and the inquiries are
rueclslly from colored Republicans.
Nr Kellogg has made some inquiries,
md Mr, Brown and other Southern
Senators have promised to assist In getting
brths South its share OF patronage, say.
mo that theV wouId rather SEQ Southern
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sherman Not an Administration Cham

CINCINNATI. May 9.-Murat Halstead
publishes q four column editorial letter In
this mornings Commercial in which be
goes over the situation OF Washington,
from an administration standpoint. He
commences by stating that both the Presi.
dent and Secretary Blaine Bre Ia excellent
health; then states the issue between
Conkling and the President, and com.
ments freely on oil points Of contention.
He says: ut is not secret that the Re.
publican Senator from Ohio, Mr.. sher.
man, regards the appointment Of Robert.
son Q mistake, and that while be will vote
for the confirmation Of the nomination he
ia not the active and urgent champion Of
the administration"
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WASHINGTON, May s.-ThS fac. that a
three and q half per cent Government
bond would now command premium d
accepted as conclusive proof that oil Of The
skies will be sent In for 0ontinuauCe o.
that rate. II the Rveg should also be eA.
tended the surplus revenue would be used
In paying of the bondi, As they are con
tinued only at the pleasure Of the Govern
ment The Treasury expects 10 have
800 ,0OO, 900 Of surplus revenue this tlsca
year with which 10 redeem bonds,
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PARIS, May 9,-The Ftench Minister Of
Foreign Affairs has sent q formal letter
to the Porte, warning Turkey in emphatic
terms that the despatch Of an armed force
by Turkey to Tuuit at present will be re.
garded as cause oil war by the French,
and that immediate waflike measures
against Turkey on the part ot the French
will be the consequence. No reply from
the Porte to this notification has yet been
received.
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A State Secret Revealed By VIII.

New YoRk, May ga Vienna dispatch
says: although the wedding festivities
engross most attention In the whole city,
yet sensation was caused by an item In
Field Marshal Benedek's will, in which he
declares thai, he was forced TO accept the
chief command 10 1865, and Riterward he
gave Archduke Albretcht written pro.
mise never To reveal the state Of affairs,
but carry the secret To his grave. He was
treated ungtateiully afterward, but kept
his word as d soldier"
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BaliiinUEs COlleOtOtsbip.

wAsnlSstoS, May s.-MAtyland Repub
licans who we're here stalled that immedl
ately sflet the adjournment oi the Senate
the contest for the Baltimore CollectorShiE
will begin ID earnest. Delegations have
been here urging the. appointment ol J
Morrison Harrison and Col. Web ster, buV
they were only skirmishets, and the heavy
work has not yet commenced. The indl
cations are that the President will make
no Chanss-al least, until the commission
Of ihe present Incumbent expires.
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one CONVICT Rllls Anolher.

MEMPHIS, TENN, May 9.-on the Ensley
convict farm, eight miles down the river,
two convicts rot into q quarrel over q
game Of "craps," resulting in one knock.
INK out the brains Of the other with bill
let Of wood. No one was present to wit
ness the deed and the murderer sought to
conceal his crime by covering up the
body Of his victim IN some old rubbish In
o stable near by.
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DoDoE Orr, KS, May 9.-An old feud
between 8. W. B. Johnson, county attor.
nsy Of Gray county, and A. ]. shumstte,
deputy sheriff, yesterday terminated in a
shooting ARRAY In The town Of Cimmaron,
d lew miles distant, Ia which johnson was
instantly killed, Both parties are well
known and are In good circumstances and
have families. Shumatte has been arrested.
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p,,sil, n lbs I.Iasd On Jamaica.

KiNosroS, JAMAICA, April 29.-The 90
we're dtouth that has prevailed In most
patta Of this island since laat December
has been partly broken In some places,
within the last few days, but In Bome oi
the county disttiCts people are suffering
ifightiully for want oil water, being com.
PEELED 10 drink muddy stuff that even cat.
lie would scarcely face. There are ieara
IhAt the crops will DO seriously affected,
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ExCITED mARKRFs
Among the Now YORK. Provision Men
Halls Uneasy, |'


Halls Uneasy, "'
New YoRK, May 9.-The excitement oi
last week in the provision markets was re-
Sumed this morning with Q vengeance
that made the big bulls tremble and utterly
wiped out the little ones, who could not
margin up fast enough to keep up with
the break Of nearly half cent per pound
In lard, and nearly one dollar per barrel
In pork. This sudden lurch further down.
ward, after nearly o week Of decline that
strained the bulls seriously, threw them
into state bordering on Q panic, this
morning, when OhicSgo dropped from
$l7 32l on Saturday night 10 SIG 40 for
June pork, and from 81 05 TO $40 62i for
July lard, The cause Of the break 10 more
Of o mystery than before.
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A rEMrERAyoE pRoJECr.
Largo Coffee House ON tho English
Plan,


NEW YonK, May O.-The success OF the
coffee. house work in England has in.
duced DR.. ]. g. Holland, J. N. stearns,
Charles Watrous and others, 10 organize
the Metropolitan Coffee House (limited),
with a capital Of 100000. The other in.
corporators arc Bleecker Van Wngonen,
L. NJ. Ferris, Jr, Frederick W. Downer,
F. B. Thurber and William Abbott It's
proposed by the company to buy snita.
bic property near Grand street and put up
q four or five story building. Several
suitable eitcs have been found, but
no lense has yet been made. On the
ground honr there will be a spacious coffee.
room, where the best quality Of food and
Notwithstanding drinks will be sold at low
prices. With this will be connected q well
supplied reading room and Bmokingroom.
There will be on tho second floor hall
capable Of seating large audience, where
lectures, concerts and exhibitions will be
given-a feature OF the work which is said
10 have proved remarkably successful In
England. The third floor will be devoted
to the superintendent and his family and
servants; the remaining stories will be iit.
ted up for lodgings. As the dividends
paid by the English houses Of this kind in
1870 and 1880 were from 8 10 10 per cent
on the capital invested, the company e1.
peCls to lind this enterprise A profitable
business venture,
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Ltouoa IN rnE ARMY.
A Modification OF the PFOhIbitOIy Order
IjeIng Investigated.

IjeinE Investigated.
ptTT nuRuH, May O.-lt seems that the
Adjutant General recently issued Snp-
Elemental order modifying and virtually
annullipg By executing 'ioht wines. cider,
beer and ales," ex.president Hayes
order "prohibitibs Intoxicating liquors at
military poptH and stailone." Mrs, Mattie
Mcclellan Brown, N this city, Superln.
lenlsnt OF tho National Prohibition Alll'
auce, had an interview with President
Garfield on the question. The President
eaid he WAS not aware Of any modification
This predecessors order, and that, II done,
II was not not with his consent. He re-
qaested Mis-. Brown TO make him nom
0rahdum Ol The facts and he would SEQ
that The otIeinal ottlei was carried ont.
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CHICAGO, May 9.-The cause OF to-day q
heavy drop In pork and lard 10 not an.
nounced. It does not seem probable that
the sole cause was the unexpected large
receipts Of hogs, iot the number was
not greater than has arrived on
many days this season, but II is believed
that McGoech, Of Milwaukee, who con.
tracts for considerable oi the product, was
engsged In shaking out the weak holders,
In order 10 strengthen bic own grip.
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MONDAYS NEWS
In AL PARIS OF FuE COUNTRY.
Occurrences OF Interest I'm ali the WaIku
OF Life = Tragic Tales and PleaS.
RnteF NaFFAIIOnB-InieFest.
InS BuSInesS News, &c.
ANOTHER ALLEaED WALKING RACR
which 10 II Possible sill More OF Farce
than IIH PRedeceaSOra,

which u n Possible still More or Fare,
than iIS Predecessors.
NEW YoRE, April 9.LThs score in thu
walking match at noon stood: Hszlel, So
Geldert, III Glow, 7Oi Hughes, 70; Mig
nault, 6S; Sullivan, 67; Barbour, 6a
Weekman, AZ,
Byrns retired this morning with bad
knee at9;67. HaESel completed 75t miles
and was then q miles ahead OF the besl
previous record, Hughes Ia already
broken up, and will probably withdraw
before night. The match don't promise
to be Q success financially, as up to II
O'Clock to-day the receipts amounted 10
less than 500.
Five ot the nine contestants on the
track at noon yesterday had retired from
the track before tonight, when only
Geldert, Glow, HaEael and Sullivan re.
NAMED 10 compete Tor the money. At 8
O'Clock this evening about 400 persons
were scattered throughout the building,
At7:2O "Lepper" Hughes evidently be.
came discouraged with the sIim attend.
Ruce and permanently left the track, with
Q score OF l03 miles TO his sfde. At that
time HSzael had scored llS miles, Geldert
l04, Glow lO2 and Sullivan 90.
On completing his l00!h mile Sullivan
retired to his tent and did not appear
again till 1890. BY remaining on the
track nearly all afternoon and evening
Glow became leader at ll;45, his score be-
Ing l27 miles. Hazael retired at II o'clock
and was In his tent at mid night. The
score then was: Glow, 1877 miles; Gilbert,
1885, Hazael, l22; Sullivan, l0S.
THE CHICAGO MATCH.
CHICAGO, April 9.-Aiter twenty,iour
hours walking, at midnight, In the heel.
lnd.toe match, Hartman had made the
remarkable scors Of III. milss; Ed. Tracy,
ITO; BruCks, l0l; Alebster, 1901; Krohne,
%; Oampans, %, A large number oil
other competitors had smaller scores.
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ST. PAUL, May 9-A Anota special TO the
Pioneer Prea, says! Hermann Transch was
arrested near Buffalo, Wright county, iot
the murder Of a man named
Hoffman,, at Dayton Saturday. The
men were iatmers and neighbors, and
qtiarfeled about Q calf, when TrauSch
attacked Hoffman With . kniie, cutting
biz throat and stabbing him in othet
places. Tfausch was brought 10, 81, Paul
to.night fot safe keeping, 90 there are
threats Of lynChing.
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CHILDREN FATALLY HURr
BY New York ROuEhs with Very Little
PFoyOcAtlon.

~ wow AotA Aoukub WIN NoFI Atttlt
PFovOeAtlon.
NEW YoRK, May GA crowd OF chill
dren plagued Cornelius MCEnroe, aged
twenty.three, yesterday, and he threw a
beer bottle at them. It struck little girl
named Albertina White, aged ten, tract.
urlnE her skull.
Last Saturday afternoon Maggie Clark,
aged ten, went into vacant building to
gather suckS. A boy, VIM. Regan, quar-.
relied with her about the ownership oil
the wood which she had found, and after
q short alteration he knocked her down
and kicked her in the abdomen, She died
last night,
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WAsnISGTos, May 9.-An effort has been
made 10 secure the coinage Of gold Of q
larger denomination. The nints have
recently been making eagles and hall
eagles almost exclusively. Il 10 desired by
those advocating the change 10 the coinage
TO have greater number ot double
eagles coined. Secretary Window has the
matter under consideration, and has called
upon tho director Of the mint for q state
met1t OF his viewR on the subject.
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WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Hill, oI
Colorado, has been interesting himself to
obtain from the Interior Department q
more liberal Interpretation ot the act Of
1875, which, while granting to oil duly In
corporated railroad companies the right
OF way over public lands and such timber
stone and other materialas may be requir'
ed for use Ia the construction oltheir roads
the ruling Of the Department entirely
excludes railroads from timber benefits 10
cases where there Ia no timber immedl.
ately adjacent To their lines. Senator Hill
has represented to the Department that a
continuance OF this ruling would greatly
impede the progress Of railroad building
in nearly all far Western States and Ter.
rltorles. There Ia believed to be full war.
rant for saying that the law can be so con-
Btrued as to give railroad companies the
right 10 obtain the timber necessary fol
construction purposes from the nearest
public lands where suitable timber can be
found.
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Glass HonOrs- battle OF the Bricks.
Herald Of Last Evening,

Glass Honors- battle OF the bricks.
sLOubsnVIIlo Herald Of Last Evening.
The following young ladies Of the Semi.
nary take the honors Of the class Of 1881,
commencement Of June 18th: Valedictory,
Miss I.ura BSegs, Of Wheeling; SAlutatory,
Miss Jessie PAUL, Bairsville, Pa; Glass
History, Miss Kate Hill, city; Glass
Prophesy, Miss Jennie Bustard, cltyj Glass
Poem, Miss Mamie Donaldson, city.
For some time past j. G. Culp, Of
Toronto, and Jesse Campbell, OF this city,
have been operating the Rainbow brick
yards at Elliettsville. Last week Mr..
Campbell, desiring 10 retire from the bust.
ness, came to Steubenville and sold l0O,.
900 unburnt brick, the amount on hand, +,
to D. MCCenville. Saturday Mr.. McCon.
vile went 10 the works taking along with
him F. P. Blackburn, as clerk, and Abe
Lttton, as engineer, and when he informed
Mr.. Culp Of the trade, and further that he
had leased the ground from the owner,
Mr.. Myers, Of Toronto, and proposed 10
finish the kiln and burn the brick, Mr..
Culp protested that the brick were bis,
and at last violently elected the visitors,
giving Litton q slight scalp wound In the
process OF ejectment. Mr.. MCConville
returned 10 the city and secured q writ oi
replevln and placed It in the hands ol
Sheriff Smith. The Sheriff went up this
morning and served q summons on Mr..
Culp, took the property and handed II
over 10 Mr.. McConville, taking his under.
taking for the same. Mr.. McOonvllle put
his men to work at once 10 finish up the
kiln. Mr.. Culp came down with the sher'
III and engaged an attorney to take charge
OF the case Ia his behalf,
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AZ CincInnatI with Seeming Miraculous
Escapes From Loss OF Life.

Escapes From Loss OF Life.
CINCINNATI, May 9,-The weather was
oppressiyely warm to-day, though cooler
tonight. A strong wind with light rain
prevailed during the afternoon, during
which man named Fred Bush was blown
from the roof Of Lewis Cooks carriage
factory 10 the ground, distance Of sixty
feet and was not injured In any way.
A freight train on the Cincinnati South.
ern road was thrown from the track to day
at Embark station, Twelve cars were do
molished but no one was injured. Trains
were delayed several hours.
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Asked q bright looking man. "Ohi I fee
miserable, I'm bilious and can't eat, aht
my back ls 80 lame can't work" nWh,
in the world don't you take Kidney.Wofl
that's what ! take when I'm out oi softt
and u always keeps me In perfect tune
Ny doctor recommends II iof oil stcl
ttoublea." Kidney.WofL is the sure cur
for billlousnesa and ConAllpallon. Don
fall To Try iL-Long Branch NeVI
,,,,.aa.
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EASE BALL YEsrEaDA1.
Lotd salisbury CHOSEN ConSeFVatI
Lender.

LONDON, May 9.-At the Conservative
Peers meeting, a motion that Marquis
Salisbury lead the party In the House Of
lofte, was carried tinanimously.
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TotEDo, MayO.-By the Caving in Of an
embAnkment, in which he was eIcavatins,
CHARLES sommstlins, labofet employed
At Halls btlckyatd, was buried beneath q
mass Of earth, and beiote he could be res.
cued was suffoGated. He was forty yeata
Of age aud leaves awlie aud three chill
ttAn,
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WASHINGTON, May "a rumor 10 pre-
valent that an Administration paper will
be shortly started here. The feeling againS
Gorhani 10 taken advantage Of by some
enterprising newspaper Bpeculstots 10 aug
pest . clean Administration daily which
would run out The Republican There are
several names connected herewith, art
that OF Lsvi r. Morton o. the capitalist
The suggestion meets with favor at thil
narlictilAr time.
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Az Editor Sentenced for Libel.

MosiLE, ALA. May 9-1n the case oI
the publication in the Nwt Of libel
copied from another journal the editor oi
the Ntps was sentenced 10 pay q Hne oI
Ave dollars and one hour imprisonment,
Dr.. Champion, the inStigator ol the libel,
was sentenced 10 pay 500 and one houi
imprisonment The defendants appeal.
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DErRotr, May "a young farmer
named Lyman Oady, living near Lamont,
twelve miles west from Grand Rapids
was killed this morning In a quarrel with
bis hired man, a German. The origin ol
the dispute Ia not known. The murderer
has bVen arrested. CAdy WAS q respected
man and leaves q wife and one child.