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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-05
TRUsTEEs SALE,

by virtue Of a deed Of trust male nv p..,,
Welch and Almrdia, his wife. In me- my raulek p
dated the lith day Of June ISIS AMI ~ ~ uIGAits,
the Office Of the Clerk Of Ohio tomniy' VwSSrird IN
ginia In Deed Of Trust Rock No S'%"S Msi' Viz
sell NJ public auction at the front dDt AZ ~ ,hAl
House oil ONO county, West Virginia o T' ~s VoHtt
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER is,
commencing NJ ~ O'Clock A. n. the tjla,,.
scribed property, that is 10 Sy An I't,ph" INV DC
one-halt Of th1 east Onc,hali II III, T IT,, 9uIh
bered one hundred and sixty Of The aiI,t%onn NUN
said city OF Wheeling laid out by pri", 'Vy 70 'le
John FaWcett and 0lheH, commonly CAM TTR W
Wheeling addition being situate an linz @ n', t4,t
OiSeventeenth street and having inn I' w. sae
street Of thirty feet and running hact O All
feet o. an uniform width OF aid front I" o
ming through hAid lot cAt and Wesi mi bt IGh'
the same Into equal parts. e'u W'1llS
Title believed to bO gOOd, but selling n, ,,,,,.
shall convey only such title us is vested IN my
the decd Of trust Aforesaid. :" "V W
TERMS OP sALE-One-thinl Of tho burh, =,
money, and as much more Rs the pIinbI r ~,
elect, cash In hand, the residue in iva sn,i ~!
stallment at six and twelve months tr,h Siy w.
with interest from day OF sale, purrhn,, .i,,l
notes secured by deed Of trust upon Inv n,6 Si
iordeieFred payments. "N pOpV'E
u,,,vr ,ro,l y, J, HUBBARD, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-05
sATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1851,

commencing Al N3O O'Clock 4, ", the following d.
sCrlbed properly that Is TO my The southern
one, in the addition to the ctyOt Wheeling laid out
by Carroll aud Baker.
Title believed good, but sellingN trustee shall
convey only such title rs Is vested In INC BY tho
deed Of trust aforesaid.
TRIMS OPSALE--OnC third Ofthcp purchase money
and as much more ~ the purchaser may elect, Caih
In hand, the residue In two equal inNallmgnb u
ok and twelve months, respectively, with Interest
from day Of sale, purchaser giving notes, SECURED
By deed Of trust and policy Of insurance upon The
property for the deferred payments
WM. T. HUBBARD, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-05
NEW ApyRRTIsEMERTs.

|WTANTED OUR OR FIVE STeGIE
htldsp, Ohio Rlii q stock worked and ulaS price
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-05

HNRUsTEEs SALE OF EAST WHEEL,
ING PROPERTY

BY virtue Of deed Of trust made by Joseph n,
Confer and Catherine, his wife to me Al trustee,
the office Of the Clerk N the County Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust hook No.
g. page 307, shall sell at publiCauCOn at the front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county West VII.
uinin nm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-05

iEOSFSD1Y 9IORHING, OCT0BER .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-05

!. 70. a5 nd 81 Toarleenlh slreet.
, 1881-09-27
THE LAST RITES.


:
crIag, tho rulcc removed so'tio OF tho elI'Xics.
OtEors were burned.
0AiifiEtn LODGE 0r SORROW
helt service In Masonic Temple.
stomornt korvlco In Plymouth Church. f3rook-
lyn. was participated In by wonderful cangro-
Cation. A vnstly greater number than could bo
crowded Within tho wnlIa Of tho building wcro
obl9ott to remain ahtst'1c.
THE HEv. HENRY WAND DEECffEn
conducted the service, and. after n short aa-
dress. inferred tho following resolution, which
wnsndoptod by rising vote: ..-
Rfstdrf1. At n memorial aotvoH Of tho citizens
Of llrooklyn. assembled In Plymouth Church. u
wna t!u0nEtnollsly r'so1ved that this Ereat ls-
tasMtlHrv nssusa President ArthMr ef thoir pro,
fn,tn syrnpathy and confidence In hts new md
trying position. Rl1 plcllRe him thor earhGst
anpnori in pyery Wise ondcaeor to c!eAt1a.o tne
Administration ntsd Government 0f tho uhtteu
EtasGs or tho Ercdt md growing cf!ls atteTluant
ur0n tho distribution Ut oIf1ce
Fifteen posts OF tho Nraild Army OF tho lse-
public, tho Fourteenth Regiment National
Guard, the War Voterans. mud tho 11nncook Le-
Riots. united In mcnorlal service 1t, tho Tonple
tho ltov. Justin n. Fulton presiding. Tho How.
MIR. llcecher .nn.1e MI address here: nlso Con.
siocum and Dr.. Fnit0n.
TIE TABERNACLE
OF tho ncy. Dr. Tarngo WINS nut cRpahic Of con.
tanning one. fourth OF tho pcnp1e who sought 10
akslst In the memorial scrv!cn thore Tho
Epenkers there Included tho Donlngratfo COt-
Rrcqsnai1- elect William r. Robinson, and tho
ltov. J. nyatt Smith md nr. Tainlago.
, 1881-09-27
VISCEIlA.
THE CI:I.1:lIt,ATED CAFE,

THE CEI4EttsATED CAFE.
WARRINGTON, D. C., Sept. "0.-Dr. schroty, OF
tho Now York Mettfcal IsecDnf. ,lpon inyltntiun
Of tho consulting surgeons If tho President,
visited the Army Medical Museum to,.ay for tho
purpose ut examining tho anatomical specimens
preserved after tho autopsy. Those cnnsst Ut
tho fructurcd retcbrn. tho brokrn eleventh rib,
and nll tho orgIns affected by tho
wound. Tho yprt1s)ra hns been clcHHed carefully
an will br mounted and prcscrvetl. rs wns that
ct Wilkes Booth. The rlsccra nre prestrstst
tu alcohol. fr. sollrotIy WIS accompanied by
Prof. W[ossp, ot tho University OF New York.
whose plstol-practsce un cadaycrs In July Inst
Tor tho purpose of discovering tho probable
cni1rso OF tho huit nttrlctod SO much attention.
Ttsoy were Invited to inspect tho drawings which
nrU botng madV to accompany tho detailed state-
ncnt OF tho autopsy, which viii be published
lu tho Medical Record OF Now Turk Out. l., Aud
slgttcd by I'LL thu surgeons. T'hs report is
THE wORt OF M. WOODWARD, u, =. 4.
Careful compnrlsons nnl vcrltlcations OF tho
statement Of the record md its drawings, will,
tho yscorn And Injured bones, wcro nlNtto IN
or.lor tllat th9ro shAll ho nu opportunity Uf in
tclllgont discussion. anl 10 prevent nil uaptlot,s
criticism. Tho vtscora were fouul to he per-
fectly preserved. n,lh rs III good condition for
dissection us whon tlrst taknn from tho bnIy.
Tho lungs. liyor, kidnuys. pnncrcas, gall,
bladder, aud colotl arc there. mud
show tho e!Eecfs Ut tho injuries froln tho pas.
snge ot tho bnltt tho suppttrution surfaces. n1-
scesses, pi1s gatherings, nnd tile rupttred sneB-
entcric nrtcry. The most Interesting snecImcn
wis tho cnuyslcd bed of tho hull into which tho
bull wns fitted tot'ny. Tho conclusions Of DR..
Schrolly u1.d Prof, Wutsse nro TINT grcnt skill
ind caru havo bcen .!ispiMycd IN the prescrya.
ton Of tho pnrts, and thnt tho stHtt.
nsonts Of tho hulletIa publishing tho .lrst
accounts OF tho autopsy wcre CORRECT,
and thut nothing hns boon coneclioh.
, 1881-09-27

INgtSiut4Nl t$IEF1A
PARIS. Sept. ai.-l'irsItieit GrGvy nni tho
diplomatic body were represented ut tho strvlcu
in .ncmory Of President Garfield at tho chapel
III tho illte du llerri.
IiUE DE FAU1touists ST. l10N0KE,
4 service WIS held totlay nt tho Protestant
chapcl In tito Ilue tic st. IIonor6. Tho church
WIS t3rupud In blnck. Tho whnto American
ssGoony wns prossnt. together with Mr.. Sny,
President If tho Sonatc. 13artteny st. ftIlniro,
Minister 0f Foreign Affairs. Gen. FNrro, Mit,-
Ister Of War, II. Tirard, Minister 0f Agrl-
culture and Commerce, and II. Cochery, Min
tstcr OF Posts and TclcRraphs. Gen. plttie
represented President Gntvy, ind AGlrnirll
peytou tho Minister Of Marine. NJ. Vcrnes,
President Of tho pnrIs Censistory, tho 1tay. 81.
lieco!tln, a1ld f,tshOp Dudley delivered eln1uont
addresses. recalling Gen. Gartleltl's 1n-
teiltHonce and honesty. und thu deep sorrow
whclh has rnllun OH tho wtdnw af,l tnotnor. Tho
speakers laid strong emphnsls OIL tho ties uniting
tho two republics, and referred to the departure
ut tho present moment Ut tho Frunuh delegation
for Yorktown. n. llucol!ln sonjuroa tho Amer
iclns to terminate nlt party divisions. 10 that
there ahonld bo no longer North and South,
but ono nnnplc. The Diplomatic body atso called
oll Minister Morton and rendered condolonec.
BUSINESS SUSPENDED.
American trlltlera and merchants suspended
business tho winnie day.
, 1881-09-27

ference of this sort In RrnHhot wounds of tho
belly Ii mesfdlcsonle, uHo!oss, md dangerous,
and, Ind 1t boen done, and n fatnl pcrtanittA In
consequence bcen set up tho surgeon stnlng It
wn1sa l,nyu lcoM Justly held rcanonsno fur the
thsnl result. as tn tho possibility 1T
THE EXTRACTION UF TIFF: HALL. RAfETf.
II would hnvr required Il largo tcRtlnleutnry md
hlscl,ltr nctslHn IN tt1cat1s Of aFproach to TIM
aplnal column. tho mutual romnrnl OF tho whole
Of tho twelfth lumbar vcrtobra. tn otafer to fur
nleh sufficient channel thruual which tho l'Dl
surgeon should ndvnnun with hts instrument for
extraction. mud, after emerging from the cavity
titus nate In tho splllnl column. he
would haro to pnnctrntc or Erope Ills
wny cautiously between tho Kat,Hifon!o aystom
Of nerves h.l1 nttcrcs, vetns+ tytuphatlcs. In
Gliding tho thnrsulc duct, ntnong which nro tho
1dHR AInls wtloh terminates III tho right vital
Rtrllet'1rn, almost inseparahly Joined to cnotl
other Oh tho front mid att!cs Of tho Bpinnl col"
lin,fl. and tho lcston uf nny ono Of which mist
havo proyUd fatal, ThrouRtuut tho whnlo
cut1rso OF tho treatment. contrary to whnt hus
hcest nubltcLr said repeatedly, SO fur MS It 'Tas
l1ces16lo 10 nppy tho system of nntisoptEc slsr-
Rcry nlvooatcl f'y MIR. iistvr to wound Of thls
character, It was rlgoFously cmployo,l.
! AN NEs1Snt:D NOW To SAY,
III r0ply to sonte suggestions tMatlo from timo
To tnle) ttat we ought to have 1nnt1u counter
orenillR III tho lowur portion Of tho ino fossu.
tlAtt tuere WIS no EGfl6H OF tttIh turing th9
progrcsa Of tho cnso IN which VIZ folt absolutely
certain that whit wo recognized IN tho fossa hs
a point VI lnimrnt1on was tho ball, nor woro
VIC entirely cartnsn ut any time whero tl1e
l0wer cld Ut tho ainus VIVA nctually situated.
Nothing but n very tloxhe instrument Gpud
ever bU introduced. asll ttiaamuGl. As when ill.,
trDttcctt its prosonce tu tho truck cMsd Iiut 10
rtctIxnizcd by tho soIlso Of touch, W. were ibft
wltl1ut a,,y 1ncnns of Determining with sut-
Ilclent degree Of ncol,raey to Justify nj opera
uol,, whore tho fuwor Glid or tue ehntlnet was.
Indeed, 1t wis .'rouablo that tho ilerlble cuthe-
ter employed
NEvEts REACHED T1,I: LOWER END or Till:
DUCT,
but doubled OIL Itself near tho ittum. To lnve
cut through or uctwecn tho Rrcnt taHss of lalls-
c!us In tho l0wcr portion Of the luMbnr region,
for tho purpose of milking Il counter in1tsI0n
into s.nnlt chnnnnl, tho course Of which we did
not and cou1 not know, oven approximately,
would hayG boon, under any circumstances. MI
llnjuatinte procedure. md especially 40 In tho
GHse OF tho President, whose hold npon l!fo ttur-
lux all this long period soctnod to depend upon
Il thrcnd,''
, 1881-09-27

Help III Ages Past and Inter 0n, tho hymn,
"Ncarcr, My God. tn ThrD" Tas sling. many
weeping nj tho melancholy application Of tho
words. Lowell. tho American Minister wns
present.
THE ARCHBISHOP or cASTElsnsity
t,!llentcl and delivered tho address. tie snht:
"Thts Is II tnutlrnfttl day. oven herc. ulthoi,gh
at 40 great IL distance. fin,1 tho solemn Bccno
Ut the funeral oocsputcs tnken pinco In son'o
tiotui,hurfnR cetnetory, doubt whtlhor tito
effect would ilnro hccn moro deeply felt.
feeling nt c0.stcrnHtlon. mt Inercly dEsi1lny.
prevailed throughout thla community whom tho
uews wns flashed ncross tho Atlantic that tho
fDrcl President Of gteat people hnsl bcoh
smlttnn by Il mysterious tflow. In ctr aIarm wo
Thought thoro must be existing In tho world
sofio villa combination working In tho
I'ntk aKaInst tho progress Of civilization.
Afterwards We learned TINT tho dec'l
originated III vnlrnr avattce CT ambition
thwnrtc,i by tho tlotermlnntfon OF MI upright
Chief"
Tim Archbishop then skctchctl Cen. Gartloids
lilo frutn lahorur to college, frntn college to
cnmp. and from cn1np to tho Presidency. which
he naid WIS ssthe lifo Of mn honest, sfrnightf0r-
wnrl. and vigorous lovor Of hts country, upesl-
Ing I'D picture Of tianhODl such ~ wo nro lit
tic Rc1uniuted with IN this country. CIya!tza-
tlOn hnR lost uo cun,n,Dn iInn Iii ten. QHrI1eltf.
Thank Col England nnti 4tnlorirn nro not Ills
unitctl, but tnuy be brought 10 bcttcr UNDER
Rtand Mnd Iovo each other by our ulfon ia tho
tumtIlon gorrow."
STEAMERS
plying between En9land alld tho Continent car.
rlct, ilays ut t,atf.nust.
Till: nEv. NEWMAN HALL.
delivered nj ndtirrss in Christ Church at nu i'm
lircsslyo meuor!ni eervlcG.
p Mls. IIOi.rOS,
of Clevclnud O.. who know the Into President,
, 1881-09-27

III tho town. '.nst fall wp raiscd n pole In honor
Of james 4. Garfield, ami to'lny tho ling floats
Mt hnlf-mnst III token Ut RrTef. We feel TINT
this Nation has lost good tnn, his wife kE',tt
husband. nnd tho children loving father. ll"si-
tCss Is Gutlcrnlly suspended totlny aud nppropr'-
ttH surytrp hcIJ III tho churches.
, 1881-09-27
CASUALTIES.

SpfctHt DbjMfeh TO 1Hs ChttHG1 jfttiiHf.
OMAHA. Sept. "a terrific oxplt'sion oecurrea
this uvuninK about q o'ulnck auar tho ltnek ISL
npd rulnd- hot,so In Council Dlu'gs, j. car
loaded With 1ynnsnttc wns exploded by n bs1rt,-
ing 0it cur, and created tGrritie huroc. Tho
rnnntl-h0uso OF thu It0ck tstulld fialr0Ad waa
de,no1lshet! stnd four engines buried In tho rlills
Il trafBht-houso aAd m a-aouso belonging to
tho satue conpAny wtrp pHasotcstroyctl.a .ais1 snyon
passenger -coauhes anil about eighty frefghl-cars
eltttraty WrGUkod. OIL ours nnnr tho scone ur tho
explosion wcro sot on Aro md burned. Hoscrul
Other rlrs, Including two toaticd with valuable
machinery, t1,tl scven HOUSES In tho vicinity OF
tho explosion wero tonol!ahed two to-
tnlly. :, All tho plntc-Rnss windows IN
s S9@Hs ~ Is a ' pfonoF na %uso 6kgn t 9
mud tho wsst trntsfor depot wuru destroyed. And
thu wtnslu,Ys III thu East Side tra!'ls1nr dert,t
honven aud Eoliie Vanbonyo1I, bis ,in,Ishtcr
wutH seriously Injured. II II not known whesh.
or any one ssts hurled Under thu atbrIe. Three
dofnitly known. il IL reported thAt CIR it.
oa, ira by d passing loounotlyo, mil III fHiing
against tho Dynamite car e:Bcd tho dangerous
,t!atorinl m explodo It is reported tiMt two
ahippcl over tho Tack Island ttoMd for Wcsturi,
pnsstxu over tho unlnn Pacific. They were con-
sosvoro5 ho iad and r.asa to nau"va
yIratS AGTnAH the ftfUr. Il h0lg uhfEF tho Ex-
pl0lau Car WIS dug 1tty foot tlosp Kt,ll 100 foet
in dtNnlctcr. Fragments Ut tue wreck werU
thrown II disfAnce Ut II milo. THO explosion whs
heard for severu! MilGs around and oroR beyond
this city.
TRIG1ITTtIL RAILROAD ACC1DENT.
DEs MONIES, H.. Sept, c0.-An nccldent hnp-
ponod to tho construction tratl on ll1o Ira
Moi.lea s. Northwestern. ono OF tho lluw Wnhnsh
nnrrow-4Nyu connections, III 0gGonlrlor TuwIl-
ship, GreGn County, Hbuut seventeen .Aiius
North Ut ialora, Guthrie County. Tho train
cossastotl or locomotive, six ti,t cars. and a
Cnbuuso, and wns cArryIuR construction party
to work on tho line, Al tho cars loft tAo rails
nuh tho cubthoso WIS lltlly smashed. Taroo
men wore kltletl outright md thirty noro
Or lcsa Injured. Tho tsal,,cs os tho
killed nre n, tlenr.!on, Jnhn Murphy, and C. g,
tithurt. Thu Injured wpre: htGphen llMrrls,
la,th lcHs htuken; Joasah Jvir.iorF. skull
crtlsheu. probably fntally; Willis ltby,Ioltia lUst
np fl.Uti JUhn MunsAI, wNIna III left !px;
Juhn 5ulIynn cunp3utnl fraolurG nf arm; VIII
ialn Mitchell, urtM Dr1keu: tieDgH0 i. Jthl,suu,
| lvK sprulHel;. l!arIuy Unryur. cuttar-uun0
hruk0h, WilltNul JOHNSON. .Jnt,ies Fnx, und
Charley Nass, somewhat 1An,,nutl; H. M. lnhit-
s; s%s fS.e; Sf eFokSs %ianA An''Yx s{e. rOfaSa Ss
'|ataned; joha WslsI, slae spraiasa; JslH
.lne NnSElllza. Ed urhhan,. and 4. btui.tea, all
Iruls0!l. Thu caisso Ut tito Mceitient IL unknown,
| tho nliIeer4 Gt tho company mud saycrAt sur
Kuslts AnG assistants rua4lrtAl IL tho stftut, ami
no pnls tr lasls0 Will bo auslrul tu lupko tho
| Injured ~ comfortable ~ possible.
, 1881-09-27

81: Paul Railway, near Nashptn, twenty. eight
fntaiiy /" an eoslacer ani IL flrntnon. 1DY Inc two
trains which cnl!Itcd wcra freight, and wero nn-
inK. Mt full sp0rh when thoy met. Tim cnRlncs
Tho nnt,,.tf. or tho fnjurcil nun cat,t,nt he
tr,lri,e,,. A1l tho hnnss werc I'sto or lcss In
md Nil trni,is arrv4nr III this oily m this dlvia
lpu wero t1otaInetl nlmust thlrtoon hours.
, 1881-09-27
FOREIGN. .
CHINA AND JAPAN.

GlllAh AND '!hrAS'
eAS FRascisCot CaL' sept' a.-Afflvet!' tno
asca'aor oae@h1o, froiu Aohg Aon8 via aoRo'
na.ha.
ioSa Nosa. acnt. 1u--A r's1nR ot too Cu,aeso
"ka'ust lole'Raefs nus taRen paea III on @1u"' .
n"'!R 10 !aestlon VI MISSIONARY 1't1s' AHe
E'fisa tniss'""ht'os nnu noeoPtea en"t'sco .,
lt,ott'on. slonos htu ~ no co!Iu'tea itu'll mea!
sou.1es 81 ay tnu cu'tpensaeun. aiu tnoIu WIS
a.sl'lioo'y III kettiuR from ttlo aoaiseho'uets.
~ 'no. "''ls"1 iot ~" ntts"l ". Wv 'u'tNs
"!"c'"'s ~ ~ !spoos LUG pup'o wurRs' atoacs 1,lu
iteiIe"'ea 't"o 'oro'Rlers. ana uoasroyea tAo
, 1881-09-27
AUSTRIA,

FIEsNN.K+
VtKSS.a, Sept. 20.--Nnny luttera and telegrnms
OF cuilsiOtens1 cu;ltInu0 to ba ruculyuu at tho
4lnluraeuu IsegAttnu.
THE L!ANnTA0,
FH0PpAu, Hnpt. sd.-rho Lanitng Geasotl lts
sitting III llRur 0t tho Into lreaiduht Garfield.
The tsosAsa.sr at sno psuv!nce was aushossxuL to
farwars ait csprosslo,tnr sympathy tu tho Amer
lcnn cuu3G!MtH ut fleht'n.
, 1881-09-27
TO THE PUBLIC,

Of nH. RADwAv's ld.esiubIished Il. Il ItEht..
DIES lhau the base and worthless limitations o5
tAntn, ~ there Ass False 11esolvents, no!!eEs ~
that he mama "AadwAy" Il on wh1s you bu1s
, 1881-09-27

NESEtha
1.oSnoS, Sept. 9.-MoMorfal services worc
held In tho American Episcopal Church ut
Geleya. Nearly alt tho American aul English
residents Wcre present.
, 1881-09-27
FoU,. CHILDREN BURNED.

SzsiAntA, 1io.. Sept. s8--Tho ros!tlclco OF
William Gibbons, III thu 0utAklrts u tnw,l, waa
burned lhla R,urll!lv, auu four glilstren u,ud u
ttl " yearj. Wy! Wcre slueplnY np-statrs, per-
lsauu tA tAu Aai1las+
, 1881-09-27

LITTLE Rack. Ark, sopt. ssI-Tho boiler Il,
IIoI s. Johnson's s,Iw-.s,i, thrca n,ica south OF
Ir,,skwuti, III tho Irun Mountain !salr,atI, OK
plt,de'l yesturtlay. Hull und two omployGs,
Francls II. Jnllt*.'n, from lt!Innls. and ", II.
3uLTG, hut luuu 9tsluuEly.
, 1881-09-27


SEPTEMBER
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so ~ 'ss ~ ~, ..,a ,1.,,,, ~ IN H..
,'r, .,,a t,.na,.,a". hn', fnInn tn tto tIoor
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,'un,. 49,. ~ ~, ,s. - IN ~" ~ ,,rtno
hm,l ~ ho .tr",,n o,,no ty tho ,.athotar. 1qcro
,va. rot .,h.,,, ,,.st .on,, t,v ,nr.oIf ror ina
.h"rn ,,o',1, ~ 49,. III ,I,,,c s,,,,.,,,,an,t.
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H., III, ia,,', ,..sa"i,,,. -, ,,,,,,,ti,,, ~ tto
,at,,r - m's 1 a.,set,,. ~ mn, ~ ,,at',t hn ,on. II,
nia n,n,os h,,,,a,..r ,vor, anc,t,oun,I ,rIth hr.
rcr,.sthn.,a ~ I'm ,utrp,,,no,t- md n fn,y ,ys
tntor H. *n.. .,,'...oi I'm, +1oro ,ns hvrcr,,s.
tho.n ~ tho trtn<,',rrt ,f tho riuht Aha uf lin
sorot,,,n. A,I IF tho symntums-tt,o min and
thn hv,,cr.,athoaIa. ..,II,nnnrarnl ,yho,r IN tho
tu,rso ,,f tl,o flrst wcrk or two and never 70.
,ur,,ct,. m I'm ,uur,tnr oY TIM Fuurt,, If July
the pnt,rnt. hniny +mrtInIv uu,cr TIM i,,.l1oucc
ri nnrnhtuc wc. mt aufror]nr min. the
l,ovo,s wort, tv,nnnntlc. md tho r,ttlsa wny feo-
lilo.
in r,,,, ,,,r,o1, r,oxe,,rrAr,nv
.no t.'.,t., ss,.o,, ~. - I'm ,,.,o,,,o
,r.n ~ ~, ,,ot, T. ,soa at,od ,,nt s,,,r,r,u.
f,"nro1 w"i,a nv ~ tho Wo,.y hnd ~, t,,o dny NJ
e r,cr,,,. ~ ~. ,,,,r,. H.. rr,,ooI ,,is nror n
Il. ft nrtw,t a,,,, ttat In t,ot ,,oia rc, ,hnt II
,,rnct rn,c,t t,,o xu1,stonre ~ lin iiver 1thp
strro,,,r, r ,.,,oi H. rt,.,,t.,, ly ~ ,rr.pu1,r
focI and ~ t,,sa s,nt",1 tb"t lo ho,, Ir,ro.
,ncc ,,rr,,o ,,t t,,roo t,cbcs ,yheh scrn,cl to
hovo IN ..oI l., .,,, s.,ro 1Irn,tton rh.s ,rati
,npnv wns ,ovcrlel .u,llttcnt It, determine TINT
tfo bn1l VIVA nj lfast trynnd rho reach al sufo
cxp1orution.
D1, w0upwAnp
bud tutro,,uce,, his finger sui,ictontty ,,ccp III
tho wound to DETERMINE that tho rlb WIN broken,
Ftut,i,,r. IN mr,ounl oxu.ul,lutIou md ius1,ec-
ton tint tho truck Of tho wound wus comptrtely
closed by d trui clot, / refused to make
any further rxuIorntIo,t,, FROM thDs titne for
wnrtl urcut uncertainty existed in tho minds Of
tho ne.ltcat nttcnlnnta as tu tho not,lul cul,rso
md present attnnt,o,1 OF thu bail. On tho Nth
OF July, and nftcr tt, couploto sulatdcnce or
tho tympanttus, Il cIrounsoribc.l point oe la
durltIon wns discovered In tho rtxl1t Iuo fussa,
which nj once 1c,t to II susplcio,, TINT tho bnIi
hal becn ,1oectc,,. co,Irsr n,onr tl,e anterior
surfuce or tho lutu,ur muscles. md that this -
t1nrnt1,r tra,,n,n, 10 nr.uort sonr
, 1881-09-27

LONDON, Sept. .G,-Tlle .,fark Lane Express
III Its review or tho gratn trudu nf the pnst wcuk
says: "Thoro wcru viutcnt storms III Scutlatd
allsl North England curly In tho weolt, cnuslng
destructive Hoods north Of tho Tweed. Thu hRr-
wat snutl 0f tho Humber Is concluded. III
Scotland 1t Is only hull over, n portion of thc
grln being ssill:uurlpc. As tho supply VI nlttyo
WhcAt lncruascs complaints got lutltlor on nc.
c0unt 0f Its wrctche1 condition. a lArH0 pro-
portion Is uselpas to t,illurs, who now depend
almost entirely upon foreign. fuw de-
cutlt samples llrmer. I'l-conllEttonod par
ccls continue to1 duuEfne. OF foreign, Two
th,rds of tho supply wns American. All
descriptions wcsu nrnur Frltiay t4un thoy hn,l
heGn for II wGck, Notwithstanding tho liberal
and Increased shipments from AsnerIca. The
rlso IS probably dun to tho shRrp ndvunc0 III
Anlerlca. III tho Liverpool Mnrkct thurc was II
atnlllnr advance. In 0fr.coAst Il latKo business
TINT FrlJny was ut hardening RITES. AmortoHu
rc,f wlmter roachcd ii BhlltnRs not; California.
h5 Ehittinrs prnco. Thu ilontIDg bulk !lns d.
creased for tho week. The Hour supply WIS
'Nrgu, but stocks nro low and prices closed rather
llrlner. Foreign In restricted supply, an,l CLOS
Ing llrm. Twu-thtria ot tho weeks urrlyal
nr0 AMortcnn. Tho hnr[oy Hampos Hhuw ttat tho
urup IL groatly damaged. Grinding sRt,ples
sell slowly md in favor Of buyers. Foreign
dull. Oats yury Hcarcn and ohtM!n full rates.
Foreign III IRrg0 supply and 'vnlllcs higher, cs-
pccially ltussIun. Ihoro Is 10 Amorcan n,afxo
OH tho coast. The depot supply Is etnall und
pricos hRye rIson pcHce eincu Monday. Sales
OF English Wheat during tho week, 4G,llG quar-.
turs, nj IS shItluga pVnco por quarter, nXulnat
G:.I8 quarters 1T iH ahttElnrs 6peuco per 4tt,lr-
ter during tho corresponding wcek iust year"
1nADos. Sept. .1-MaJ.- @ On. Ut. Vincent Eyre
is tioat1.
Williams Eynns, who, Us President Of the
Emancipation Society, forwarded President Lin
, 1881-09-27

nEHt1N, Hopt. e0.-llorr atost will le put up In
tho Bnanst lnt9rust for uerl!.l oanddnuy ut
tho cotnInx election.
BERLIN. supt. :a.-nr. Won sohloazsr, bllnistor
u tho united Status, has startou for Washing
ttt1.
, 1881-09-27

1EEttas VAb'EttH 70 TN EH4tt 1f&bHnA.
MILWAUKEE. Wis.,. eept. aj.-At I o'clock tha
m0rutng xeflpus scvld0nt occurred pu tna La
Csosae Dlyialon Ut the Cn!oaKo, Milwaukee Il
, 1881-09-27

Madrid, sopt ea-kinv Alfonso, In opotina
thu slttiug OF tho AMerloaR Society, expressed
tho friendly fuulln9s ut Spain towan& Aluutlca.
THO aoolety was founded at Nal,ey, Frunca, In
lR13 for tue prt'snot!on ut investigations lHto
a4d utter It's discovery bY Columbus.
, 1881-09-27
WENT THROUGH A BRIDGE,

WENT THROUGH A BRIDGE.
tpsttat Dispateh to Ths Chicago Ttftune.
nouSE. ID, Sept. 28.-Word hna 1ust boer re.
coIycd horo that q construction train OIL tho nar-
r1w-g,sgo roat! nnw b,tiltling into Jnforsnn went
through hrI1Ro utn,lt twelve tnflG. aouth nf
that town, killing ak men mil iujurIng four-
tDo1t phyalgInns have st,lrted Atross tho ruitf1-
try to rg,1i]pr aid.