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MARtiS,. rERnY rAors
Piened Tn By an Ia,si,1S..... .....

FieEed Up BY an 1ale1IIgeneer nepoFtes,
Seven couples Of our young folks went
TO II. Claitbville Wednesday evening,
sIeighiDg. They ttipped the light fantastic,
had q good supper and returned very ea,ly
in The morning.
The BsnwoOd Furnace, hero, ismakibs
fltty'six tons oigood iron every DAY.
Medill has purchased Lb . grocery store
ot Ike Cots, and he 10 now Blipe The rear
part Of the large building with Ice.
The taugblln Mill Il still idle. on sc.
csnht of the coal miners not being Al
Wotk. % ~
The Buckeye Glass wo,ks st,,,pd mn
thiS week, running 10 lie full capacity viii
plenty OI orders, ""A
The can.ata Of "Qieen Esthst" will bs
given our citizens sUme time IN Feh,nstv
under the direction u Prof. pcho6aiJ.
NJ, george King q teans'et employ ed
oy Petk q Meate, iell from loaded wagon
and broke bis thigh bone. Dn, MsStisI
aud williams attended him.
y Greer was badly Il 4 irtd Yesterday
ny hls wagon uptBtlibR. mart al tbe
ioad ielf upnn bis head and iace, btpakIi 3
NE nose and jawbone and olhsFWlSe ia.
lufng him, Df. OapehGFt wa cSiIed In
anu dressed hia wounds,
Mrs, A. Mclltavey, living Two OF three
miles west Of town, clipped on the Ice lest
Iuesday and broke her arm,
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There arc 1853 Republicans In the Penn.
yyaus Legislature, Of Democrats, and 4
Greenbacsers and nOndesCripts. Out OF
The l53 Republicans, 5j did not 10 into the
caucus Thursday night. They are opposed
to divers election to the United States
Senate. They met and drew up the fol.
lowing statement, which was signed to the
number OF 80 Republicans:
We, the undersigned Senators and mem.
berS Of the House OF Representatives OF
Pennsylvania, give our opinion that, In
The existing condition OF things II is not
Ior the best interest oil the Republican
party, or welfare OF the State, that we
should 80 into caucus on the election OF O
candidate IOr United States Senator. We
decline going into any preliminary caucus,
and intend to give expression 10 our inli.
vlihal ptCIerenCe7 In the Senate and In the
iion'P or in joint convention OF the
Stna'C and House.
The stsners Of this anti CAucus manifes.
toby ythe help otthe D1mlcrasic mem berp,
have i. In their power to elect Galusha A.
dfoF, who Is the undDu b!ed choice oil
the Republicans Of Pennsylvania for Sen.
SIor, as astlns. Oliver, who Is the tina.
chine candidate. Grow ls on experienced
legislator Of national reputation, and al.
tossthsr a better man for the position
than Oliver.
oIiver got the nomination olthe ninety.
eight Republicans who went into the eau
Gus on Thursday night, receiving on tht
third ballot seventy.nine votes out OF The
ninety eight.
We observe that George V. Lswrenc,
and Norton McGilIlu, Of Washington
county, two Of the bsS! men In the State
we're among thoee who refused 10 20 into
the Caucua.
This action look, rs II the Pennuylvsnia
Republicans had received large infusion
Of backbone lately. They do not intend
to have an Objectionable candidate fasten.
ed upon them by the power Of tue ma.
chine. They intend to elect Republican,
but not Republican whom the party in
the State does not prefer.
We commend this example Of backbone
70 the Democratic members OF the West
Virginia Legislature, They, like the
Pennsylvania Republicans, have the nee.
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NEAR NEIGHB0RS.
HEIGHRoRING TOWNS IN OHIO AND
WEST VIRGINIA.
WellabuFE, BslIaIF0 and MsuudsViIIe LO.
SAl'-DesIhS and HAFFIAEss-A mar.
shall CounIy hHR a. . DARK
AOFSs-CrimSS aud CrImI.
nals, Personals, Ae.
BELLAIRE

Acalled meeting Of the Alumni Literary
Society was held at the residence Of Chas
Sheets at the head OF Belmont street, last
evening
The chimney shOp OF the National Glass
Works 90 ON Monday.
Mr; Q. R. Upton, Of CadlS, Ohio, was In
the city Yesterday,
Mrs, Robert Mills was taken 10 tha
county JAIL yesterday. She eot 10 feeling
that she had been very naughty And want.
ed to know I there could be- no e,mpro,
mise made by the Mayor. Sha washad
her husbands face and applied Ihe ealve
and was very sorry for what she had dons
We have been informed that her children
nave been sent To the poor house
A miner named Ed. Rrse, emploved In
one Of the Belmont Coal Com pany's mines,
met with q serious accident yerte,dSY
morning, He had a sore on bir ann ami
had saturated q cloth with 81. Jacob's OH
aud wrapped round It, While Rt Worr
The vapor from the oil igniled by oomino
in contsct with the lamp be- Was nsInv
selLlng hre 70 the cloth on his arm and
burning him seriously,
'S SuHeuSS ~ regard 70 cleaning
PaVements should be enforced, or else de-.
cIared mo good" Some penops are
growing that they must clean their pave.
ments In order TO obey the ordinance,
while one'hall Of the plyemeuts in Town
are not touched, We need The 1Board Of
Equalization" -
Mr.: Bsldlng, Of Troy, New York.
preached very interes ing sermon At the
Disciples Church yesterday afternoon.
The tactory OF the Bsllaire Nail Mil will
go ON Monday. Il Is now thought that
the mil will only be on about two weeks.
but we hope for longer run than that.
The Mellross at Z5lch'a Hall tonight.
In the city. w"
The Public Library will be open TODAY.
and every other Saturday hereafter, Tie
Board oil Education have furnished q Rreat
number Of new and good books, and eve.
tybody is welcome. Open ftom.2 P. N. un-
The new planning mill Is now ready for
the machinery. 'N
Mr.. Albert Archer Is lying at the point
OF death with the typhoid fever.
The youngest daughter Of MI. Wiley, of
Wiley 4 Welhtrald, Is lying low with
typhoid fever, at Jerusalem, Monroe
county, Ohio. r. O. r..
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PirrsBuRaH, Januaty 1S-A collision
resulting fatally to brakeman named
Thomas Lee, occurred between two
freight trains this morning on the B. L o.
road at Evefson station. The train on
which Lee was brakeman, was standing
on siding when the through freight No.
90 was thrown on the same track by q
switch which had been left open, and q
collision resulted, Lee was sitting on d
brake between two cars at the time and
was mashed 10 o Jelly. TIE engineers
and Afemen Of both engines, which we're
badly wrecked, escaped BY jumping Of.
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wAsnlNetoy, rENNs1LyAn1A.
badly Mixed Relationship Railing Pas,
sion Strong In lIenIh.


WASHINGTON, January 1s.-A few
months ago Miss L. swearer, Of this place,
married Gus Ecky, baker at the County
Home. He lived with her short time,
when woman in Pittsburgh claimed him
az her husband, and had him arrested for
biEamy, He was tried, found guilty and
sent 10 the Allegheny Workhouse. In the
meantime Miss swearer gave birth to n
SUI born child, which she says Ecsy 10
the father Of, Not long alterward she
eloped with o tramp named James Cart.
wright, and went with him % far az Pitts.
hutRh, but then returned 10 this plr ce.
This tellOw she did not mary. Since the
above took place she fell In 1--we with Hugh
Collins 9 oneatmed 1'ishman, who has
charge Of the IuHane Department Of the
County Home, and yest etday married bin.
me girl 10 but about twenty years OF age,
house. 'N' '-''
The cremation OF James Hamilton, late
Of Greensboro, Greene county Pa, took
place TO day. The corpse was brought 10
this place last night Ia sleigh. and was
accompanied by three gentlemen and
three ladies, friends OF the deceased, Mr..
hamilton was a Btonewate potter by oceu-
patton, and bis establishment turned the
largest vessel ever turned Ia an American
pottery. n
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GALVESTON, January i3-The Nas San.
Antonia special says! The east bound
stage Of the San Ant mia and E,sle Pass
Line, was stopped about 8 o'clock this
morning ten miles from Sabine, by two
masked men. There were four passen.
gers In the coach, two OF whom were
ladies. Nothing was taken from the
ladies, but small amount Of money was
taken from ono man. O. A. Winters, q
merchant OF Bracket, concealed 81 400 In
the door panel, The mail bags we're cut
open aud rihed. The robbers are thought
TO be the same persons who stopped the
Laredo stage couple of weeks ago.
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snootlNe Ar . .rEunEn WILLIE.
An Array In which a Pistol ia Freely
village Blaohsn,iih" ID rropbi.

An ARRAY In which . Pistol IL Freely
Used-"VItiaEs sIaeilsniiihn Id rFoubI.
SrKUrESytLLE, January 14.-sometime
after midnight this morning difficulty oc.
Cured at the house OF Madame Anderson,
between Rsddy Mckay and George Irwin,
husband Of Madame Anderson. Mckay
was drunk and raised q row, when Irwin
shot at him, the ball entering the back patl
Of bis left hip, going through. Mckay
then turned round facing Irwin, WHO
aRaln shoi, the ball entering the front pafl
Of Mckay D tight hip and coming out al
the back. Two other shots we're fred
without effect. McKSy's injuries are quite
serious.
This morning Mrs. Martha HatlinSet
came 10 this city and made affidavit
against the "ylllage blacksmith" OF MI.
Pleasant, Thomas Bowers. Bowers ID
claimed 10 have several wiVes-ohe ID Cam.
bridge, one In Tennessee, Mrs. Maflihger,
whom be acknowledges Re bis wife, and
Misc Bone, whom he married In Mt. Pleas.
ant about New Years.
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CHICAGO, January l4,-ro. night during
the performance Of "Phedre" by Mile.
Bsrnhardt, at McviCker's Theatre, che
tainted and fell to the ct &c just before
the fourth act at the lines: "Leave me to
the care Of my deplorable fate" The
greater part OF the andiehce be-
lieved the swoon to be q part OF the
play, not little astoniShed to see the
prompter, stage manager and others rush
on In dress coats and bear the prostrate
actress off from among the sturdy Greeks
who stood about. The last act waa given
alter q protraCted internission. The aCci.
dent is not regarded as serious,
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WELIADURa.
wedding-Death ofA Soldier OF 1872
Marie cts, kE.

We Z" FTUluIef OF IHIH-
Markets. a..
WELLsBuRo, January IS.
Editors 1ntSlllEeneer.
A wedding had been announced 10 come
of at the NJ. E. Church on Wednesday
evening at the close Of the services, the
contracting parties being George Tbomp.
sou and Willie Washington, both colored .
The church was filled with people anxious
to see: OufioSitysls all right Probably
some folks went TO the wedding last piRht
and heard the gospel preached that have
not been inside church ior years.
Joshua Dorsey, an old citizen Of this
place who was soldier oi the war OF 1919.
died on Wednesday morning.
sleighing III town and the country Ia
elegant. 10
Ftom lssdlng merchant we either The
following prices--,e'Ail: fl,ur IA SScka.
10 20; barrels ~ 90 Dressed hoys ia;
s,houldetS 0ci Bldes and hama sc, green,
Butter 20 22t. Eggs 35c. Corn 6Oc Oats
400 Wheat 96c. Potatoes 7Oc, Onions
81 40 per buShel. Apples, clinice green.
y 20 per barrel. Poultry 10c; i've 10
Beef, quarters, "A OOsO 90.
The ietfyboft Transit lies hiRh and drv
on The landing al LaGtange. Bhe IL in n
safe condition,
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causes a s.rInns A AerI1en al slsnb.nrI

Causes HrrI0ns Accident nj SteHbenVIIIC
sTEuBENvlLLE, January IA Passenger
train, No. 8, Pan Handle railroad, corijns
west yesterday afternoon ran into three
loaded freight cars between Millets Sta
ion and Unionpott, twenty miles west o.
here; Thomas Burke, engineer, was badly !
cut about the head and Otherwise injured
Mr. Belleville, fireman, Of Wheeling, re
Ceived serious internal injuries; iiRhI
shoulder and wrist dslocaled and seyert
cuts on The head. Several passenVers
names unknown, are reported Injured
The engine, mail car and three irelphtt
we're wrecked. The freight cars wsfV
standing on siding al Millet's Stallion,
The brakes, by some means, we're loosen ed
and the cars ran through the patent switch
Upon The main track.
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WIFE MURDERER HUNG.
Edward ReInhardI Pays tho Supreme
Penalty Of the Human Law,


NEW YoRK, January IA Edward Rein.
hardt, the wife murderer, was executed In
the yard Of the Richmond county jail, Sta.
ten Island, this forenoon. He met his fate
stolidly and died easy. A large crowd was
attracted to Richmond by the event, bu! a
heavy rain prevented an immense gather.
Ing, as expected. Rsinhardt remained up
In the corridor OF the prison until s JAM,
conversing with the keepers and reporters
He spoke in cheerful tones, joked and
smoked.
"My mothers visit yesterday" he said,
was the hardest on me. Now the worst
10 over, and l will die brRvely." Although
born In the Catholic belief, Reinhardt re-.
fused to see two Catholic clerpymen who
called. He later admitted Baptist cler.
gyman, who remained with him until he
vas hanged. This clergy man Ut the scaf.
fIld, prayed at great length and In slow
tones, whilea heavy, cold rain thoroughly
wet the black cap on Rheinhardt's head.
Reinhsrdt looked calmly out upon the
crowd, but spoke not q word. The long
prayer finally ended, the black cap
was drawn and clergyman Brinkeroff be.
gan another prayer. The people ejaculst
ing: "This delay 10 c uel." This prayer
being brought TO close 0 few OF the officers
shook hands with Reinhardt, whosaid IIom
beneath the cap: "Good BY" Immediate.
y the trap was sprung, and Reinhart shos
into the air about four feet. He Bwayed q
lew moments as II liIeless, then tried TO
raise bis hands, pressed bis nails into the
palms and struggling little died.
The body. was allowed to hang twelve
minutes and II was cut down. Tho under.
taker tainted as the trap sprung aud the
body was jerked into the air. For two
hours atterthe execution the people from
the country roundabout poured into town
and battled TO get view of the body. The
mother, brother, cousin and brother.in.
law Of Reinhaldt's murdered vile arrived
and the body was given over to them. II
will be buried on Sunday.
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IRISH ITEMS.
PROGREsV OF THE STATEyTRIALs,
AND OEHER:APPAIRs,
Powerful Speeches on Behalf OF the Ira.
VsrssFs By heDOnOuEh and WsIEsF
-LORd0n FImes ON the Status OF
Matters = Parliamentary
and Other Poinis.

DUBLIN. Jannarv 14-Tr tho Ooprt n
o....1. ps-r Wv S0H4s y
3ueehs oencn yesteraay' MacDonough
oi the counsel for the defence, 10 an open
ing speech said that some Of The traverser,
bsd sycasdod ,bo hornd, - ,-sI..o.,S' -
~ wnSt SS Wv oOuuts VI tnoue's'on
mcponouRn to'aay continued hiss speech
Judge Fitzgerald intimated that although
MacDonouph moved IN be alloWed N yaia,
10 the famine Of as, he couId not cali nm nv N,
evidence relating n ths Iscts N ~ occnrsst sat
thirty years ago, When MacDonoupt
concluded his speech he was loudIy
cheered. F'0U .-
McDonough said he subnitted with con,
fidsnce to the iury: that the Land LsSgns
was a perfectly legal organlz,tion IN ca,,ss
BY legislation, certain alIsr0tions in ,bs
land laws, with he neceesity of which moi @
only Ireland bnt ali Envlsnd ws" nos %
ringing, He set beiore t6s i1yv'Iha sv. !"
ample Of the iury who Scoultisd ,hs sevsn
bishops, and drew a amovlrv nic,S,e NJ IN
eyic,iops which follow irish iamjIiss y ''''
Samuel Walker followed nm tbS somo
side with a powerful snssch Ha orS,aJ
the charter Of the Land JeSvra IN %vu Cnn.
telueu IL WIS legal HAF Aad hYlTaOta nj
Parliamentary speeebes NJ GIsdS,ons % y =,
and BIiRht,in suppoTt of ths "nr ns"S,s,ior ,ST "
Ior diStuIbauce bili hs jnS;s,od H.,
the trayersera had said nothinS ,oo,a ~
damage landlordism than was All In IN H. ~
speeches In Parliament refsrred ~ Tns NJ
court Adjourned nm Mondav '" "'
LoNpjE. January I4-TLa Time, savs.
We upderstapd ihat MiICb.II us",v
Home Ruler Of Parliament ior GslwSyv
county, who has spent n iortnna in ~:
Claimipe and beSutiIvinv h,S e es,s,oo ~ u ,no IT,
west Of Ireland, and Who has hSsn no,nr, M @
tously Renerous 10 bis tenanI,v III has o bSor
Obliged 10 omit Ire'and IN conssonan" T@" "1 ~
rhreats. Harry rsinSea ~ hsws anu,Sjn v"[T "
Ia do with tbe land Tsoona and y IL oanad sn
ouence of hiS apeech in ,bs hnraa H ~ ~ Tnso Gnpo
mona ON the lin dnTinu ,hs ~ Jsb",s o' ~
he address. In whIch ha dsnOnn"aJ u ,ba ~
syS,em oi Boycot,in0 and sonSJ,atsS ~ ~
League. Michael Davitt IN \ v'oIsn, W. a'
tack tlpon him AT tha iss, ,rsa,in - ,hs
League, denounced him az ! trsite, " 'N'
It IA anthoritativsIv .,s.sS Sh ,Sat,ho ,o,
Psrliamentary party iormsd % ',"0 r"dar Wv Wv
shaw. WITH a visw n indsnsndan, so,;nn " ~
viii only opnose lhs cosrrion Mi % S;,S;r
the strict forms Of tha HonSe snd Il ,has
consider the Trish land hIlIi"s, SnJ | soni,sy rIy
bic. thew will not oniv snnnort - ih ,ho
HouSe. but viii endaSvor r. oh,oir i,s h" 'e -"
ceptSnce In Ireland r |" rnJers,nod NJ ~ ~, aS
ina Dnka NJ Richnordia nansos.ati,,, ,,..''
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SENATOR JOE WOODS has bowed to the
inevitable and introduced bill to amend
the Jury law, Taylor strauder was not
born in vain, although he may have been
b1u to be hung, He afforded Judge Green
aud the Bourbon reacIionists Of West Vir'
ginia an opportunity to be handsomely
.a down upon by the Supreme Court ol
ths limited States
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CRIMINAL RECORD,
TRE WAYORTHETRARsGBEBSOR NOT
sTRRWA WITH ROSES.
A York State Vile Murderer Meets q
Condiga Fats-A Child OF Nine
Years Sent to Prison for nur.
dsF-LesaeF Grimes and
Accidents, &C., Sc.
TAYLOR sTR4uDER,s CASE.
The Case Taken UndsF AdyIssment Undsl
Pleas OF Abatement,

Iho case Taken UndeF AdViAement undeE
Pleas OF Abatement.
PARKRRsRuRa, W. Va, Jan. IA.
special D'spatch 10 The lat lligsassr.
The case Of the Stale OF West Virginia
vs. Taylor strauder was called yesterday
In the Circuit Court Of the United States,
when Capt. Dovener, on behalf oil the de.
fsndRntr rendered The pless in abats.
ment to the indictment found In the State
Court on the Goth Of October, 1874. The
same was argued by Gen. White and G,
B. Caldwell for the State and Capt. B. B.
Dovsnsr and Judge Loomis on behalf Of
the defendant on the objection OF the
State to the filing Of said pleas, occupying
the time Of the court yesterday and to. day,
at the conclusion OF which the Court dis,
missed the witnesses in attendance and
took the matter under adVisement. The
pleas go the formation Of the grand Jury
which lound the indictment, as we'll as to
the fact that the law under which 1t was
summoned was unconstitutional In dis.
crlminailng against the colored race and
directing that white men only should be
summoned. II the judge should sustain
the pleas the Indictment will be quashed.
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cara lInrIsti lhio a ni1ar.

VAUDEVILLE, QuEBEc, January 14.-A
freight train going west on the Grand
Trunk Railway last night ran Of the
track on Dellsls Bridge, caused BY
The breaking Of a wheel. Seven cars
were ptecipitated into the river. No one
was injured. The rails and bridge were
somewhat damaged. Traffic will be fe.
btmed by this attafpoot.
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.,o.1 SuleAoo, January 4-Gteat apprehen.
"o1' y. .1 Is ielt for the safety Of winter wheat
vUu w, rye throughout Northern Illinois and
EsgphSin, larger RCereage than ever
G1sung been sown. Up to the pfasenl
H,ne w mere has been scarcely snow enough
" Thi.S hESSer !, ihe ground, and the two inches
S".G4 ieIl yesterday dtiiled 60 badly as Ia
w.. ll.e use as protection to ihe crops,
Vs,sl SsE hs.ds are reported as bare AZ they
gsn V ~ 'u uctobtr, while the ground ls fro
win,. wiz 70 '6e depth Of four or Rve feet, The
tbs,se DeR'n early in November, and
s,vsJ v,J n2s ,9 been no thGw. This mSy have
snSI sn,el lhe crops, while alternate thaWInI
bsVs' s''s,illng ,,ig without snow would certainly
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some Of the boys say that Judge Bran
non has TOO much moss on his back for q
Senator Well, there are other objection
able things that a man can have on his
back-ior instance, too much c. Q. o.
which being Interpreted means TOO much
"Camden Consolidated Oil"
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which he proposed to offer to the funding
bill, It provides that after July lst, 1881,
no duty shall be levied, assessed or col.
lected upon merchandise imported into
the United States In excess OF sixty per
cent adYaloIem on any article embraced
In section 2604 Of the revised statues and
not subject TO tax under the internal
revenue laws, except periumery, OF which
alcohol ioIms . component part, rum
esssnce and oil, bay rum essence and oil,
opium and all preparations Of opium and
playing cards.
AdionFnad
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wEtLsvrLLE, O., January The Cleye.
land 4 Pittsburgh Railroad Company's
ticket Office at East Liverpool was burglar.
lied very early this morning. The thieves
entered the Office by prying window
open. The cafe was blown open by
powder. The explosion must have been
terrible, as pieces Of the safe were thrown
into the wall overhead and into the door.
The clock, which was hung up Ia the
Office, stopped at LOLA. N and II is sup.
posed this was the time that the burglars
got their work In. There was between
800 and 500 taken, in cash, and two yAlu.
able gold rings, belonging to Miss H. NJ.
Brooks, the operator and ticket agent.
No tickets have been missed yet, and no
clue TO the burglars obtained. The com.
pany's detettiYe, Mt. Agnew, is working
up the case, and will do all In his power
to trace the thieves out. They were
undoubtedly professionals.
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Is the b .Ilimore K OHIO Railroad Com
many expects the people Of this Commu-
nIty to have even half IA good a feeling
towards their road as they have towards
,be P. ". K KY they will make some
small effort to conform lhsir aChedule to
.An nnhlir inLnrnala.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-15

Nav YoRK, January 14.-Gen. Grant
this morning formally accepted The Office
Of President ofthe Worlds Fair Commis.
sion, which was rendered To him BY The
Commitlee appointed for the purpose yes
ie.day. He could not appoint any time 10
meet the Commission beC4use Of his many
engagements for his I'm mediate future.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-15
A child Of Nine Year. Sentenced.

MACntAS, ME-, January 14.-warfen
Longmore, Of this place, nine years ol
age, was convicted yesterday Of man.
slaughter, In causing the death Of biz
Schoolmate, freeman Wright, eight years
Of age. He was to-day sentenced to The
Reform School for twelve years, during
his minority, or Il not received there, Ia
I've years It hard labor In States prison,