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EMro,.tA, Kas,, Sept. :p.-.rne long tlrouth
was broken here yesterday atternuun by ui1e
Of the lleavtaat rain stnrMs ever SEEN In this
section. Tho streats were literally jloottell
Il, half MI hdur, and ravfnes s1tn llxs rivers.
After this storm subsidized nMuther arosa III
tho west which soon turned Into yiu'ent
and destructive cycloue. A dirk. greenlsl.
looking cloud ma1s lts appearance about
0:U y. Ill.,, which attractou attention, but It
WAS not believed 1t was fraught with danger
ut this lato SEASON ut tue year. Tho eyclo,,e
seemed 10 have started attn point lew
miles west Of this city Rlla travelled In llortl,-
eastarly direction, l0aylnx E,nportu only
about !nliu mil q halt froln It's truck. Moth
Inx Is heard froH. lts devastation further than
n poInt fifteen miles northeast Of here. 1t
was one Of the most destructive storms that
ever ytsteti this section Of tha Stntu, and Il,
this city there arc now lyIug four lsad bodies
OF people Killed by its fury. willie along the
truck llGs the debris Ut many ruined homes.
Az ,uany rs acure Ut buildings wero utterly
demolished. Tho loss OF property IL very
great, alua n large number Of psople were la-
jure4 by falling stones, falling t.nbers, etc.
, 1881-10-01
a Rippls in Railroad Circles Caused
by a Sensational Story Of Van
: derbilt's Intentions.
How tho distinguished French Visitors
Are to De Received Oh Tlielr
Arrival.
Three Thousand Eight Hundred md Eighty
Failures In Business In tho Past
il. Nine Months.
THE PRESIDENT.

pEvoT1Sd n1s TIME TO i'MivArE BUSINESS.
spte!nt Dnpateh IL 7At chffaoo Tribune.
NEW YonK, Sept. 10. -Pres!dcnt Arthur
remained very H,tlet tntlny. dcvot1ng lnosl OF
pis time tu tho cissoutlon.ol his inv partncr-
,hin In fills city and the transfer of nil ul,-
n!slc. euScs " n.s p"' ,,', o ~ !. t.,
lister. alrs: McElloy' ol AioaMy, Wlo' IL Is
stated, will be mistress Of the White llousc,
ms been OH Il visit to Ills Lextngton-nyenlte
residence to assist In making preparations
tnr his rp,unyni IN Washington. III answer
,o ,,o.ttn,,a ,,m+ 1t. ,w,, ~ tho prnaihont,a
Duuestiuna wv ~ NV ~ .. u ss'n."s ,..as,
slslors toaay, he St'tca tlat' ll't'S1huc'!
as Ills private concerns demanded
Immediate Intention, political mat
tcrs wou1d rr,nnfn in nbrvn,,ca
f,r the nrasent. Itis ionr intcrvfew viii,
~ t to 1sss, H., aos m,,. va W." ,ie,. %iea
ftestueh1 FRENCH. ot tne lo!lce boa'a' WHICH
uM rot terminate I'LL tho carly lnor1llnK
hours, was, he said, almost entirely of per-
lie W Will. TAKE no ACTIVE rA,rr IN LOCAL
't' "'t' - rnfGrics 49, 1'>>'A''
,,.u,u.. TIN ,,,,,,,. .',a.,,,es',,, ,, ,,o,,
u.'s % 'lo eo. Ks; ea',nael', Us , np" ] oeeh US,
Administration will occupy his attention as
, 1881-10-01

this 6CCtt0n. an Ens!ErfltttltEE+ tito Western
parefs meet with moro rcn!y anlc htTb thnu
iniiy Oh tho inoroasc: Tho New York papers
wiint Is clIpped frurn exrhnnacs-flono Of thom
being represented here. tl1ut krn'w Ut. Tho
"y psr Ssrs + s :Srx1 Sxs %
ertt, which tnnrnal 's ',tatrlpp!nv ~ tu,Itetn.
porares II pplni Of ontett,rt.e. an,l by some Is
ivs i'i" newspaper If ii tho .Sossh. ~ l. t.vttisncn
no ~ tet e91s5pFss; t ;ie <"fyt y hsFo pu's ''s
up W at ia ia uwa sxponso Iainx q. the Esw':
slt!on grounds. ~ eunnect!nn With ny. ot.ee-
vmtlon of journalism hcro. IND TINT tho !in.
showing m uum'stakatn t!esro !" print i .tcat
s' tor :. f" tc
Rinats fscltontiy send ~ fie@s IN ndy'1lIcc Ut
tils nvcn' Or The Astcif.ed rt,s. and ~ cnnso"
pressIhlo nuwspaper. corr,:siwitent, by tic
innrnIng paper 1T ih's point. The businessman;
Ss ss' wesk e 'fs Tss 1t u. svssx "vsr ss "s s 81
5 atts1tS" eo,sors @ r. G no s se
ttf,tc* 10 sr,t,kc thc snno brand U ciHnrr Il.
ttouuh nothing Ind happrncti; whnh fnot. of
a,,I.nx ite rentler. Of his hnr,n!"s, articles.
roa ahs o eG e H. sss o ~ sf hs sn se
writtcf, tlcscrptlvo uf 0oorela's !nnst prnnincnt
"Crnckcr" Csy: therefore fcw lines nt tbIa
Atunta wien first settled,wa eastcti Nnrthns-
M HUH IT. hnc c1ntn w n nofo tnu hi. E!sIG cue tn'.
| sunif sonts. Now tho population reaches fully
S S"1 /, be. 81 s %bc asfs;S r Fs9 Il
tho centre of tne city. ut thu end nf which ar,
tne lsa'llnx hotels, to thc sorporntlon- limits ia
nnd half. The husincss -s,uua:s .re iii lnc!sto,
| ~ fo,lr OF i've bucks Ut buildings nlout tho
uGp0t Whtip tile rcalicnces nru sGIllltrc around
IN fftt1nr Uf ftP MI "a
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OwAroSsA, Seut, 3o-lur rity VIVA visttoa
abuut t,'clock int ayeninv hy e, ty1n,I "rd
rain storm fro,n tlne southwest NJ grcot rnf' M
u,,,r, striking SE,npso1,,s windmill md liam.
nriur 1t abuut s.00 wortI. Dwj..ht 6.
SIMPSONS steam and water mill Int 1ts
smpkustack. MID Tho dau,aen tn tf,a err;nn
room was about sn3u. Gree1av,s ,y,udnijI
was blown to utccts. loss. sao1 Tha ,,crt
III the line of Tie storm ot, l,rna,, ,yav tl,is
sItlo Ut tl,a riycr. was Aroonay,s 11otal har,,
the roof Ut which was torn uff md ii n1cc,.
nbo,,: thirty feet sunarr cnrrlpd una ,onda,t
within II few feet Of Mrs. yrlsnp,s i,onao ~,
Vine strref. The rnof nj tho };or,,arp, nn,,.
was torn plr: da,nars llyltt. The ninmoni
Mills hal bot!, suu,ke-ytacks hlnwn dn,r,,
md thu euejne.,,ousc Considerably torn. Ths
damage, ia mt lcsa titnn S1nx1 Tho ovo.
tonna Ifay-1,ress ConInauv h,,,,,1,n1 90.
completely torn to pieces: loss unkuown.
warchousu nj tlln Milwa,,ke,, Dcnot o,yuo1
by parties III ROCHESTER and fliIs,l win ,na. ma
ciinury, WIS torn to shrsis. Tha
loss is heavy. but Mt nrasnrt mn
known. The outbulldjurs, fences, and sl,atie-
trees tn The truck III ti1e storm. which vas
narrow, got II gencrat mixing up. M re-
ports aro received from thu co,lntry vet. h,,t
, 1881-10-01
E'nporia, Has,, D1aryvillc, Mo-,
and Quincy. Kendall, and
Oswcg0, Ill.
AL Of the Ahovs Places SERIOUSLY
Damaged by Either Cyclone
or Tornado,
Stanton md Madison demolished. md
Owatonna md Wautonia Espe-
cial1y "Demoralizel."
Four People Killed ut Bmporia, Two at
g Madison, and Twelve Hurt at
Wuatonia.


ST. PAIL, MIMI, Sept. 30.-A later special
to uss Ptonecr-Prcss gives further partlc,l-
lars ut the damage by the storm Of last
night. a genuine tornado awept across the
sonthcrn part of the State. In Mower
County Its track was half milo
Wide. Houses and bnrns were blown down,
hay and grain stacks torn to pieces, aiid trees
uprooted. No lives hayc been lost. There
were tI'atly narrow escapes An Austin dis
patch says: "1.0,lg md flr into the night a
heavy and drenchtnR, driving rain felt, doing
aatunRe whfcl, 1t will take days to discover.
After noon high wind WIS added.
GROWING III rlaccs to young hurricane.
NJ Greyson's Mill, two miles south Of Aus
In, the long st0relluuse waa blown from its
foundation, atitt Ul,o OF tic dwelling houses
blown In. Hiram S,nlth's farmhouse was
turhcd partially around and his barn
blown dnwt. jameson Woolson's large
barn was turned one-sightll around.
Two miles north. II. Teetu's
clI1mneys were blown off, md Its stacks
blown down and scattered. East of the
towm the barn OF Obadiah Smith was un-
ioofeGi and Ills stock Injured. The build
ings OIL j. GcraKhty's furm were mid Hat,
md separator rolleh over and over aud
Injured. FROM every direction news comes
tollay 0f damage TO stacks, the wind uilcov-
cri'l2 tllcln to the sonksns rain, scattering
the grntn and hay In every direction. The
amount OF Injury cannot today bo known,
hut 1t will DO large.
In Preston, Fillmore County, during tho
prevalence Ut the storm some boys sought
shelter III q corll.crlb near By. Feellng that
they wcru unsafe in the crib, they
attempted to extrlcate themselves, When one
Of their Number, named Kasson. was caught
between the failng building and fence near
BY ana crushed to dcath 4 Fort Dodge
Ia.) special SAYS the depot Mt Covlugtou
Station, q fcw nttcs north. was demolished,
, 1881-10-01
OUR FRENCH GUESTS,
now THEY ARE 10 he RECEIVED.


Special ptspateh Ia 7hs Chicago Tribute.
NEW Yo1K, Sept. W.-'The noted Frene1.
visitors win are to participate In tho York
town Centennial will arrive here MI the
steamer Canada In few dnys. Rear-Aslnli-
raj Wynal,, executive officer OF tile United
States ,nan-of-war Tennessee, las received
orders from the Navy Department directing
hin 10 be ut the quarantine gr.,,,rsl With Ills
Ut tie commission appointed by tl,e Goy.
crnnr, wllo will proceed thEther as soon rs
thu Flcncl. steamer Cal,atla Ii sighted. The
visitors will be transferred 10 the Tennessee
nnter y salute. md wil! then proceed tG the
will ho landed under retiring salute. An
elaborate p1Rn Of reception has been Iafu ont
by the coMlnittee for ti,Is city, md the parade
from tho Battery to tho hotel will be III itl-
posing one.
, 1881-10-01
NEBRASKA ITEMS.

HF*tt0{ &F4%N@RF@ E~tt020
LINCOLN, Mob. Scpt. 30-'rhs neRlocratlo
6tate Convention IL eAlled for Oct. u at
Omaha. Que Judge ut the SnpraIne Court
will be nominated a,lu two Regents Ut tho
University. ...
4 farmer lIy!pE Ayo miles cast Of town was
perforated With bird-shot Yesterday wh,lo
returning home. It WIS tbs work Of two
young fellows who we're hunting In =
ihlckct. The farmers wounds aro not dan
, 1881-10-01
LEAvENwonTIr, KAN.

oPee'a' 0"p"ts" 70 1As t71eHdo 1FaSHH&.
LEAvESwoTTII, Knn., Sept. Gothic storm
which prevailed III this section for forty.
eight hours did considerable damage to
frutt-trecs. but IL a benefit to farmers who
l'avu their winter wheat ih. The ground has
becoine thoroughly soaked, and fall wheat
Will Eet a start tint will give firm root and
tong''en It for tho winter, milking splendid
outlook for the coming season. The general
nature Of the rain makes thls hold true over
q large section OF the State.
, 1881-10-01
a TRAIN BLOWN OVER. IF
Special Dtfpdfeh to Ths [Attaoo Jtfburk.

Sioux Ctrr, H., Sent. D.-1'rnfn men re-
port that a passenger train on tho Fort Dodge
Il Des Aiotnes ltonsl WAS blown Oft tic track
twenty miles south Of Farmertown Inst eyen-
ing. They understand that a humber Of pRs.
seligers were Injured, but tho wires are di,,yn
between Fort DudEe AMI the wreck, and 20
ne ns s vsr ca se M fxo%f kot eFe G storm
Faals and Ackley, ubstruciinE the truck q.
the latter piuee, =
, 1881-10-01

WAuTok1A, Wiz, Sept. 30.-A terrible tor
nado swept valley short dista,Ice west OF
this town yesterday, completely devastating
= space slightly rUds wide and &iye or six M!ies
in length, MANY rIuSrs. harr,s. aus ant.
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OMAHA, Neh., Sept. s9.-The tornado
which devastated tho Town Of Madison this
morning also swept oyer HtautoM, III this
State. and blew down twelve buildings, 1t
Injured twenty persons, one, a lady, fatally.
blou8, - -
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VANDERBILT AND ERIE.

THE FORMER 1n SHUTS r,rE ~ lNrrnn l.m. OUT FINN
snSn;sa s'S1'E ao1p, ITS FREIGHT 0vh'' TILE LAKE
sy Se's:e, mn w'sa'ss s",t % 1 tea'a ar'sn ~
was created in railroad circles totlay by the
publication Of n sensational story fn NJ, extra
Issued .,s ~ wan street Journal TO
tile ehect tint Mr. William II.
Vanderbilt 'lad determined to ma.
terially tncrenso tho visor Of his war
,,nt at ,Moot;rs - .,,o ~ uus., WV
.aat NJ lheetlns OF the representatives OF
lhe tast'i5eleh. lines; held on Thursday
sfr Wins satait nv nsa,,t ~ ~ T,1 H., s'".su
w.t. s'"'s. lfeiknt ageht ot tho E1ie, WAS
serve served M with notice by the Vanderbilt rep-
~ ~ ,a ~ rio I wo,,d not IN narn,,,ta u ~
tie Lake, shore Kontl nfter ninety .,avs ~ srch sH
ti,ae h notice being required e by the terms Of
u TINT sat,.,, Mr. j.. o,,, ,,,,,,, >,o,,.,o,
'"-'3'''"A 44NU mran,Hn VSSD eoSil'o1 VI
+,orohv ,ao ,p, MAn1S". ,,,a A., n.,o
wars { Lackawanna III It's Buffalo extension,
and Mt the san,e time giving tic New York
ront mi ,lIrcrt conncrtfons 1n,o phita,,a,,,,,ta
~, c.,,,aot .,,a nt,.,a',.,..,1, 1,s,,.'
~. ~ Somase1 ,..,. ~ uC ' tl"aeapM !. Nead'ng
Vanderbilt had decltled to hnild sixty
miles of rond connecting Reading with tho
SYRACUSE Geneva q Corl1lng' which runs to
Lyons On he Cehtfal Kond' Ills Will glvo
the Philadelphia l. Reading mn outlet 10 the
West and East and place it iii n uosition tn
cn,nnpte with fho i,eiowurn Z. ,Vos,"r, l.,
'pso tbn ~, va .a,la ,no ..'.m western III
tAC CUhA tAAtAGs IL WILL u4HU KlfH luD
, 1881-10-01

buildings, and one grist.mIll werc dcmol-
tslicd. About dozen persons werc scrIous.
" Injured, but none happened to be killed
outright. Among those badly hurt wc7o
Mrs. Nelson Feasc, Mrs. Bo!nske, and Levi
Boyce. The dnmaRo to property could not
be closely estimated, but would exceed $780,
000.
, 1881-10-01
i; III !; j j; j j j Il i! Il

.Bsr0motsr eufrocted tor teupssa1u1s, elevation.
Mud tAstFuuibntat Hfrur.
Mean bAtOMyt1t. ktM!
A9Ar ther1lubIutHf. llH
Mean huuIlllty. I'LL 90.
Maximum Temperature !aA
Minimum Temperature. aAs. .......
uESRuAi. ORGANIZATIONS.
CulGA1u, Sept. at-l0Il9 p. n.
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$34 200 for the relief of sufferers by
the hurricane at Matamoras.

$34, OOO tor the relief of sufferers by
the hurricane at Matamoras.
CincInnasl Eieosiop.
CINCINNATI, March 5th.-The
total vote polled is about $4,000
Means, the Democratic and the
Gazette candidate for mayor, has
$500 majority. All the others
elected. were Republicans.
Toledo city Election,
TOLEDO, O., March 5th-The Ma.
tiona!s reelected Mayor Bowers
by 600 plurality. The Republic
cans and Democrats divide the re-.
mainder Of the candidates. The
Council stands, Republicans, 10;
opposition, z.
Rspubiioon MsIurtsy IN uten,ss.
DETROIT, April 5.-The Repub.
lican majority for the State tick ct
is about 10000.
- Mss Deusrs Long Fast.
IowA CITY, April 5th. Mics
deuel., the faster, has wasted away
until she Is mere skin and bone.
At noon to-day she began her
forty-second day without food, and
she is even stronger than for many
days.
Coming West.
KANSAS City, April ST. C..
Conkling Is on train %, for San
Francieco tonight.
BeaCUnsflesd's Gaze ssils H0peluD,
LONDON, April 5.-Beacons6eld
passed . tolerably quiet night. He
continues to take nourishment and
his strength lie maintained.
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0SANGELES W EEkLy HERALD

tspuhIished every Saturday morning.
TERMS.
One ysss by mail or express, one copy..s 3Gg
Blk months. - :. :. y. ~ b m
Advertisements Inserted at reasonable
rates.
Az Kinds Of J0b.WOrk done 20
Com peto with Nan Erancisc0 1l
Price style. nEsd elegance OF W0rks
manuhfD.
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WHY OR.
ESTATE

/. Howard,
the coun.
tf0rnia, ~
IN, admin.
OF the ee-
&,deceased,
bal estate:
J. whole Of
d deceased
hereof ~
debts out
p. and the
Of the ad-
p made by
and tesla
b, Judge OF
Ill person
appear be.
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hay, at the
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Los An ge-
Hes, State
p cause,
er should
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tate Of tn.
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Re weeks IL
L, q news
In the cit,
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or Court.
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Pfully COM
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B hereunt \
seal Of tn
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PHYSICIANS.

DR.. Griffin,
s~Omcs and Residence-EAsT SIDE
OF MAIN STREET, BELOW FIRST.
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gos Aaoeles 4erala.

'noiishei every morning except Mon
day,
by
.IOssEE'I1 ID. LYNCH.
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News os All sorts from sne C.sy NJ
CITY OF MEXICO, April 5.-Ex.
Governor r. Pacheco 10 at the cap
ital, looking after the interests OF
the Topolovampo railroad con-
cession.
General Ord, ex-PresIdent Diax
and DR.. Frisbie have been visiting
the cave of Cocahuamllpa.
The new Governor of the State of
Mexico has thro wn obstacles in the
way Of the prosecution of the work
on the Sullivan and Palmer rail.
road. 1t is reported that six hun.
dred laborers have been discharged.
President Gonzales has recovered
from his recent attack of bronchitis.
The native papers warn Mexicans
that they will soon be Ameri.
canized. u
All the rails shipped to com plete
the Railroad from Merida to Prog.
ress have been landed.
M. Negl, the new Belgian min.
lister, has arrived.
It is believed that Ceballos will
be appointed to the command OF
the military on the line OF the So
nora frontier.
A monument, consisting OF three
| pyramids Of granite, h 70 be 6rect-
| Cd on the spst where Meximillian
Was oxoCut tel. 81 y 4, ~ Ks
III Ns4ican Gall olsarpsnip
/ 90 r & - = 6nkn - = AXE.
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LINES OF TRAVEL.

PACIFIC COAST
sTEAMshlP COMPANY.
GooDALL. PERKINS Z co.. AGENTS
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
SCHEDULE FOR APRIL.
Coming soas. Coin. NORTH
....-[ H|I[HE III.
s;!:::.: s s;'a';||sFss,;||4sn; /
oriss6a.~ :: al. Is (. al Z q
orissbs.. =. may. 81 May. .
Both stssmships Cali ct Port Harford
(eanLuisO bispoJ land santa barbara.
Tho Company reserve9 the right -
change the steamers or their days q
sailing.
CHANGE OF HOUR.
s~Passsngsrs fer San Francisco take
Los Angeles 1t 1859 O'Clock A. M Los
Angeles time.
Los Angeles and SAM Diego
THE srzAxxzs
orIzaba and Anoon.
Leave San Pedro for San Diego April 5,
10, 10, 20, Is. 80 and Mays.
Passenger take the tratyy Hat lsaves Los
Angeles for Wilmington 1t s.l5P. H.,
Los Angeles time.
Rates Of Fare from Los Angeles.
Cabin. Stearage.
To San Francisco. ~. .......el5 90 90 %
To Port HaYfOrd.............. II 90 90
To o ssnt9 ni ssobara."'''.'..-. GO eS
Plans Of steamsrs' easins q aUsntiso 6aes,
wheya bafths may b secured.
FOR WAY PORTS.
The steamer Constaaisge:s b s:., ;or s ssn
Frsnoiscn s1.ly Friday, calling at way
pOstss
Freight steamers leave San Francisco
for San Pedro, Anaheim Landing and
Newport about every ten days.
For Passage or Freight ~ above, or
for 0oketJ to and nom
Eastern Cities and Prlncl.
pal European eortos
Apply to
81. MCCLELLAN,
Local Agent, ONCE, No. ee} Main
street, over the Commercial Bank,
Los Angeles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-01

no doubt is now expressed. The Talla-
pOOsa will arrive here tomorrow and will
very likely be detained TO await the Presi-
dents recuperation. The only sign that
strength Is being renewed Is that when the
President Is turned over on his side 70
dress the wound he, both this morning and
this evening, assisted in slight measure in
the turning movement. N r5'.ag7
: Secretary Blaine sent the following dis
patch tonight:
Loreu, 4iniaer, London:
The president has had less fever this
evening thar. upon any previous evening
since he was wounded. His temperature
at 9 o'clock was normal. His entire day
has been most encouraging in all his
symptoms Hereafter shall send but one
report daily. BLAINE, secy.
The strength OF the cigars smoked by
President Garfield has been brought up as
an evidence OF the strength OF his stomach.
Collector Thomas, Of Baltimore, is credited
rs saying that during an interview with the
President, Just before he was shot, the
President handed his visitor a cigar
Of the strongest kind and smoked
two OF them himself while they
were talking A Cigar dealer set matters
right. He says he has Furnished the
President with cigars for fifteen years, and
the President always gets the very mildest
cigars that could be found. He thinks
perhaps that the President played a joke
on General Thomas when he gave him
some ..thirty,four.pouud" cigars that had
been sent to him. 10 r.1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-01
EITE JUNCTIoN ANsArLT.
Loud Calls for the Arrest OF IL
AESalleP.

Loud Calls for the Arrest OF the
AESaIleP.
Special to the intelllgenceE
srEUBESvttt.E, o., August 3l.-The bru.
tal affair that occurred opposite this city on
Friday night Of last week, dsnaBdslnipre
than d passing notice at the hands Of the
public, and more especially the authorities
Of Brooke county, W. Va. There, at what
Is known as the junction, one Vim. Hanney,
laborer upon the railroad, did beat and
kick in most shameful manner, an Irish
girl named Grady, whom be had setluced
while living In Ireland. The young lady,
after thebitth other child, followed Hanney
TO this country, and after several years
spent in quest Of him at last caught the
depnyed wretch that sefuced her, only to
be brutally assaulted. The story Of the
assault would not be Of interest to the gen.
eral reader, but the fact that lianney (now
married) upon meeting Miss Grady al the
party, a few words brought on an assault,
In which, Il Is stated, that Iianneys
wife, Miss Price, Of Wells.
burg, clst the fist stone. Hanney
then took UP the matter and threw
her down an embahkHient, when some par.
ties present ended the assaplt. Miss
Grady Nas.left gIlt doorHtip Quilt dur
ing tiie night. Tie next morning she was
taken to the boarding house Of Mrs.
Kearnes, where she was permitted ID lie
upon the floor of the kitchen until last
night, when Mis-, R,i aNsh perFtiti6tis old
lady, ordered the poor dying girl 10 leave
tho house. Being unable 10 walk, the poor
creature CFawled down into the yard,
below the house, where she was found by
two reliable gentlemen Of this CityR an
e,rly hOur this morning II IA the opinion
Of the gentlemen who went over TO see
about the matter that the girl, who isabout
twenty.One, cannot recover. She wasiaksn
ID a cooler place near by, add the au.
thorities at wellsburgE telegraphed.
Through the efforts oi OH attorney in
this gIty and q reporter a warrant has
been Issued for the arrest Of IIanley * Qne
OF the parties wrote tO The FfuseCtiting Al.
tOtney u Brooke county, notifying him Of
The horrible crime committed IN Ills coin.
ty and pt the rordition Of ibs young LADY,
but up u this date no word has heen re-.
Ceived from him. II is unqneStionabIy tile
most diSgtaCeitl occurrence that ever took
place in this vicinity, and, al. YET The
BtighEgld. IRtellBeHE lalAI pFes3 III div
| own city has iaiIeI " gnlher the hCts,
While y0nf CotfeBpnndenEias not been on
The Erptlnd, yet We had m interview with
q LAWYER Whh has visited the Rirl twice and