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sufficient appropriation tn krrn decent otIst"
pl,Eg htltl build tIrcbut nt1nuftCH,

,ilco ttiu i',lftd decent nr1nnrlcs.
r!s ,ne,n:,e!. + rar. near!ern 10. n!y!.!o
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Fiji hni, y" No tss Mn.h;'u'un street. uy tier
rtr n.,i H. wnrn nrn.rt fr,,,n
mtts; .'M sertcssentanHIs mM ~, t.eE IL Err,istr
M"h Mnsh!tiRtnt,. ~. s: Sn l. IN.
i tca.taiE y 'st'ns a', r. ainn,nna ard
th.,.a nrcsant c,,in..i ti,otnaalyea hIvhiy. This
Drt1rr IA Ia fho Klirhts OF pythtAs what tho
Knights Tcn,rllr nrc IL tho Masnts, and theso
nrc becoming very popu!"r'
,,rn n H. I'LL IN nim milk nil nftcr
ett,ta Judgment for f aRmss . ~, ena1 s,r ~ t
M - III ~, thn sun,r frtrc ly swenrIt1v that
IL 4 ncc,,rr. hnr., v HE mis- witnesses w ,esti
c'se assSey tneyc. u a %S. iirnrck .s sieas
Ther tn estGg G M xoe 'tt III o ,py Gxst
Gty y ts,t fST III sfi:S s!xI is's ". %
,,sH ar,,s II ~" cnr1mr neo' Affer tt,a me1,h
@ hm cc,' n hc"r; tt,e .:a.p % WA coninuel 10 juuo
s,d@ tSo 'e''n'""s e's'ts ''''' III 'A' '"'' VI
TltE coroner held m inquest yesterday ut 81
IuKce AbsptHi aiphit uIo !uhy " inrtE! ).
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Eer'e, M r.s ~. ~ ~ ~ cns.f n y nh rn .asn v
~ Ell r.,wa M sr,1nt tn,n, with ~ wa
Il INV iettn ssanOa !0n. w1Gh ~ WA tt
ci,aaaed ID eeam'h6 ,or rno inn Gifso. ,s.o,., ~ o
stone nnMse ~ l1h MiGnlaaa nse"ttus
II NO. NJ Noftn L'"sK he,'ok uron ano
ssuy ~ .,,t nn tnsnMs eu'' nRcs III III
tiay q Mmsh% % Mtsa: .,,f,,, Mu" J'S ', !" ,,ns ~
tltlin tHtal'9n M4pnySM rIuuMGa! " K u.,sK
nver!nlu Y ~ nGF uFne uWl MHc y. wv
Mnrkue on lho nohy ~ reratn'Ini StMA yr::n
hnfpGs. hXesl o. ycAE*: n1nnss ...1n ~ ~ ,.i sM"o
McnlRan. tn9 cause ~ ~ ,,r,,,,a ", i .,fr "
uetiRMneus nsu ~ ,nS Rs1t1 ~ .mo hn.; ~
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fn,n fnMn ~ snr!ri ~ mrriSnt" tvnth: aisn 1t tns
!nnriiiilx N tho !nke Al tno loot Ut lark rnw oy
Onlsus S"as.,, ~. v sn. u .,,."n t.hn. -, ,,,t.
, 1881-05-24
THE dixie OF SUTHERLAND.

SYR: Tho Duke OF Sutherland desires mo to
thank you very much for tho bottlo of to!lot
foam you hayo boon 30 good to send him, and
which nppcars to be very pleasant In odor md
refreshing, romaiu yours faithfully,
llEHnY WRIGHT.
Mn. JosErH WARD, 210 South Clark street.
, 1881-05-24

REM0VAl-HALuS SAFE & LOCK COMPANY
Nnto removed to
81 Washington street.
botwccn Dearborn and State
A large line of all kinds Of safes.
, 1881-05-24

A Big Cricket Club.
Tho report OF tho Marylebon0 Club, the mos
prominent cricket club tu England, shows {
membership OF 2,570.
, 1881-05-24

The universal verdict is TINT tho now No. 8 is
Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing Co., 165 state.
, 1881-05-24

Terrible LOSS Of Life.
Millions at rats, mtco, cats, bed.bugs, ronches
oso thGIrl lives by collision with "ItouEh Oh tuts
Sold by druggists. f5o boxes.
, 1881-05-24
THE CITY.


R'lEE ClI T. |
IN GENERAL.
&c EtLrs Of n7ssnn, II at tho Trc.nnnt. |
T. ALLEN, Of GMlcs,,trH. Is ut the 1.oland.
jp, wAnSE,t, oi Houston, Tcx. Is mt tho Shpr- |
man.
z. Il. WEST of Georgetown, Ky. is ut tho shor-
raatl. |
". II. nnApLsy, of Milwaukee, Is Mt tho Trc-
mont.
Ill. MCCORMICK, Of Lafayette. Ind, is Mt tho
Sherman.
uxonur c. nunpErr, Of Troy, N. T., is at tho
Sherman.
1.E. CAvEx, Of tho Kansas City Times, IL ut
tho rrc1nnnt.
DasiE, ATWOOD, of Leavcnwortb, kns., "a at
OK. nrsrr and Or. V. mcNal1y, U. s. A., arc
= ut tho PncEflc.
l.w. Mssna, Ut the Omaha mob, Republican,
Is At tho pacittc.
I,w. AND Mus. a. W. sMyr,t, Of Now orleans,
ART nt tho Palmer.
CnSaurasAA j. W. SINGLETON, Of Quincy,
ILL.,, Ia at tho Psc!tlc.
". II. Er.lurfs1sToNB, of Newark, N. j., Is reg
lstcrcl ut the fremont.
aR. Ann Mns !. F. TnAsx, OF Albuquerque,
, N. NJ, nro nj tho Palmer.
". II. aM1T1tt Of Lexington, ILL.,, ltaroad and
, w,s,t,,sa "Reminiscences Ia ~ tho pu,Inr
.r,. nr,+ ,,,n,,xt,rr,., nv I'm ,,,.n,, nrr,vcs
a. aat '',., -. 81. ~. 'ao ss"nu.. ',a..
T.. q. EEAN, Gcuerni PASSENGER Agent Of tho
Baltimore & Ohio 1tatIfoa.l, Is ut the Trun0nt.
pRor. AtExANnEil AnAsstz and rrnf. f. y.
LcAvltt, Ut lInrvurtl College, are Mt tho faclnc
]. X. HCGTT, Of Champaign, President uf tho
Ilnofs Stnto Donrd Of Agriculture, Is at tho
faeiic. ......-.......
Ions r. DEWITT, President OF tho Union Mil
. ,,,,J IIrc 1r.u-nnnc rcr,,nnv l,ottnn ia nj Tim
rau0c.
Or. WALTER KEMrsrEn. Superintendent Of
ut tbr pncific.
r,.,,,o,. co,n y, .,..r,,,, mi, lana,
y. t'1IT!aoS eo"H' u Aus'sa'l'' aha as@ao
fIvnsa ut tile Palmer. .....
CT. Dr. sAnsEo and E. ]. Sherwood, Of Lon-
DON, England. md Mr. and Mrs. ahntell, Ut cau-
-, :, ~, ... :, w.-..... 1,.,, ,,....
!nM1Es !. y. rLA1T: # Mnrren: 10nn M0seg' @
G!4; -. ~. Hnst'n. ~ ~ Hgu'm H. & Mu ~
an: w. "; snHnanS. sapei,n.onne9s a,.,se ,. ~
xI'S Dnny. uI SswatE. j.. il IT tho P,uIsr Il,se.
,, r",u,rs ~ II, ss ss.nr1 " Manoscr @ " NJ tho Grnna
central ThcAtrc. LeA.IvtIIs, s nt tho isri91a
business.
MAJ. I. c. HOWARD, actor manager and 1our-
U,st IT LcAtlvIilu arrived III tnwn yuHtrr.lay, IN
hls way Ia Now York. lilo is stopping nt tho
A,,,,I,, ,,,,, r,,,r -. to,,c,,,, utr.,o, tr,avo
. 'AM !" .no sts"l ~ tuupM y . ,s sGus s,,k
3HNrIT,nty uin!hauE tuustu u tleHiGsuuHe o't.M
me- IIro nhrnkGi s,f's y, 9' or ut" .r auo
,,',s"s.. =, ,,",."... ....,I, ~, ,. =,
sh,,.!J ;; ;i,,.i:,d ~ =, psn u - ~ .ar ".
En,t",,l y tii,iId, ~ acn,I.ni: mi T., WI,
iahEMtlu ~ q: ~ u ,,i @ ~" -. tt - Ia
c''le. -
n 10snuk ~ksAx
, 1881-05-24
We recommend EldredRe esawlhQ-machines

Over 1eo, 900 Howe scales snid. Borden, Selleolk
& Co., cor. LAko and Dearborn streuts, Chicago.
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GRADUALLY SINKING.

The Pre- idens Showing Unm stakable
I signs Of Growing Exhaustion - No
Strength Gained From the Nourish-
ment
NEw YoRx, August GA Washing.
t,n special, describing the condition Of
{ e Presider,, says: A very consider
aole nourishnIsnt has been retained on
his stomach in the last 4S hours without
tae least gastric disturbance and without
increasing the strength Of the Patient.
In fact he is showing unmlstakabie signs
of growing exhaustion. The fear is ex-
pressed that there is lack OF ability to
sssimilate even such easily digested food
as has been given. That the President
Is noiceabiy weaker than at
any time during his illness is
admitted: even when his condition is
compared with that at the close of his
sixty hours starvation, Friday last
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-24
THE MEXICAN POWDER EXPLOSION.
ENGLAND.

Harcourt Not Advised OF midas Intsn.
tions.
LONDON, August 23-In the Com.
mons to-day Lord Harrington, Secretary
of State for Indis, said that although he
had been in constant communication
With the Viceroy OF India, he was not
aware that the Ameer had asked for
money or arms, or that the Indian gov
ernment intends to interfere in the in
ternal affairs OF Afghanistau.
An Address from Parnell.
LONDON, August 23.-Parnell will
issue an address to the Irish electors Of
Durham asking them to vote for the
Tory candidate or abstain from voting
in the election for the parliamentary
vacancy caused by the death OF John
Joicy, Liberal.
The New Cable.
LONDON, August 23.-A dispatch from
Penzance says the steamer Faraday
spliced the end OF the new cable of
Lands End. and proceeded to laying the
mid ocean section.
The Leeds Election.
LONDON, August 23.-The election at
Leeds to-day, to fill the vacancy in the
Commons caused by the appointment OF
Herbert Gladstone to be Junior Lord Of
the Treasury, Gladstone was returned
without opposition.
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tlemen in charge Of the case, that so little
can be said concerning what might have
been done and what was not done. De-
spite the journalistic prescribers in some
OF our leading dailies, the people have
continued to maintain confidenceln the
attending and consulting surgeons which
is as gratifying as it is necessary. There
seems very Justly TO be but one senti-
nent entertained both by the profession
and the public regarding the iudicious
manner in which this case has been
treated from the beginning. While a
fear Of pyemis has been most justih-
able, the assertion that he has 1t, or has
had it, are now plainly without support;
II, as is asserted, the wound has healed
from the bottom and the bullet is harm
less, the present symptoms represent
only extreme debility from innutrition
The nervous system has weakened
hold on the heart. The patient has the
nausea and pulse Of starvation. This IS
q fair inference from the official data
given.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-24
FRAN CE
Outcome of the Recent Election.

Outcome of the Recent Election.
PARIS, August 23.-The final results
at the 54S elections held, are that 4S3
members have been elected, and that
65 second ballots will be necessary. Oh
the former chamber, 364 deputies were
returned, including 81 OF the Right and
303 OF the Left. The Republicans elected
1893 OF their candidates, and the Mon
archists and Bonaparists S.. The Re-
publicans gained 81 seats, IA from the
Monarchists, 26 from the Bonapartists
and II in the new electoral districts.
The Bonapartists gained two seats from
the Republicans, and the Monarchists
seven. The Republican gain, therefore,
Is reduced to As. The Monarchists
gained two seats from the Bonapartists.
The 39S Republicans elected may be
classed as follows: Left Centre, Al; Lett,
l59; Republican Unions, ITO, and the
Extreme Left %.
PARIS, August 23.-The Rpublque
Francaise, discussing the voting in Belle.
vile, says: When we recall all the
calumnies and scandalous devices to
which the coalition ofthe elrreconclables
and Monarchists resorted, when We
recollect that they did not spurn from
even the most unworthy stretbs,gsssmIp, eb, KEN, p,,yp t9p
OF amnesty is the enemy of the demo.
crat, We think the feeble majority no
small triumph, and that it does honor,
not only to the deputy elected, but to
his electors.
Some Doubt as to Gsmbetta's Election.
PARIS, August 90 The Mayor Of
Bellevile declares that Gambetta has
been elected in both divisions, but the
Temps says: ave learn at the last mo-
ment that there is question OF some
informality in regard to the voting in the
second division, which will be submit.
ted 10 a commission OF scrutineans."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-24
DISEASED CATTLE.
Circular from the Treasury Cat
tie Commission.

CuIC,Go, August 23-The recently
appointed Treasury Cattle Commission
has Just issued the following circular,
addressed especially to the Governors OF
the States and Territories west OF the
Alleghenies:
OFFICE OF THE U. S. CATTLE Con-. |
MISSION, CHICAGO, August %.
DEAR SIR-The Treasury Cattle Com.
mission, appointed by the Secretary OF
the Treasury in pursuance OF an act OF
the last Congress, deem it their duty to
call YOUR attention TO the imminence OF
the danger to which the herds
in the States and Territories
west Of the Alleghenies are
exposed from the traffic in dairy calves,
which is becoming very common one
between these States now happily ex-
empt from the contagious pieuro pneu'
monio OF the cattle and the infected dis.
tricts. That's very large portion OF our
country has, up to this time, remsined
exempt from this dangerous malady, Is
owing chiefly to the fact that the
current of our cattle traffic hith.
erto has been mainly from the
West towards the seaboard, but
the business OF purchasing calves
from the Eastern dairy district and scat
tsring them throughout the Western
States and Territories, which has within
a wear or two past assumed such mar I.
moth proportions, has au smented the
the danger, to which the uninfsc.ed dis-
tricss are exposed, tenfolj, and il it is
permitte d 10 90 on unchecked the daE-
ger OF a general infection Of the great
cattle growing and grazing regions is
imminent. We therefore call on you to
use whatever influence you may legiti:
mately br ng to bear OIL the people OF
YOUR State to discountenance and dis
courage a traffic that is fraught
with such danger to their material
interests The district known TO be ln-
tested with the scourge embraces pretty
much the whole of the country berter-
ing on the coast from New York City
southwark 10 Washington City, and ex'
tending to a greatar or less distance IN
land; but the commission would rec
ommend that until more thorough ex-
animation could be made and a comp le e
isolation OF the infected herds be secured,
every possible means that can be leglti-
mately rssorted to should be brought to
bear to discourage and prohibit traffic IN
cattle from anywhere near the injected
regions.
Respectfully yours,
-. JAMES Law, ..
..t.. E. P. THAYER,
J. II. SANDERS,
Z, .sF.ia9 Commissioners.
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BULLETINS.
Passed . More Comfortable N ,sht,

Passed . More Comfortable Night.
Executive MANSION, August %, Z A.
M-Dr. Bliss feels encouraged at the
condition he finds his patient in this
morning. He says the President rested
sell during the night and that beef tea
was given him several times and retain
ed by the stomach. His pulse at an
early hour ranged at 100.
A Great Many .'Ifs" at 11:30 A. n.
Executive MANSION, 1l:40 A. M
The condition OF the President has not
materially changed since yesterday
afternoon and is yet subject to grave
anxiety. The improved tone OF the pa
TENTS stomach, which gave some en-
couragemept to his attendants yester.
day, is still maintained, and this is the
mos. hopeful feature OF the case. DE
has taken this morning six and one-half
ounces OF beef Juice without nausea or
any other symptom OF gastric disturb
ance. Upon the continuance for several
days, at least of his ability to take and
asslmilate food, and upon the continued
absence OF further complications, would
seem to rest the patients chances ot re-
covery. II the wound continues to do
well, IL no serious consequences result
from the swelling OF the parotid gland,
and if his stomach continues to take
food enough to make good the waste
caused by suppuration, there will at
least be improvement enough within
the next iour or five days to carry the
patient TO high plane of vitality, and
perhaps to put him on the road, although
not on the sure road, to recovery. The
continuance OF these favorable condi-
tions, however, while universally hoped
for, cannot be confidently predicted.
The Noon Bulletin.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 90, 1880
?. A.-The President continues to take
by the mouth and retain an increased
quantity OF LIQUID food. At the morn
ing dressing the wound looked we'll and
the pus was OF healthy character. The
mucus accumulations in the back OF his
mouth on account of the parotid SWELL
ing, are less viscid and now give but
little trouble. At present his pulse is
l04, temperature 9S 8, respiration IS.
ISignedl ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
Lowell Informed.
WASHINGTON, August 23.-The fol-
lowing was sent this afternoon:
LOWell, Minister, London:
In the last two hours, since ! o'clock
this morning, the President has swal-
lowed lS1 ounces OF liquid food He
has had no nausea. The pulse and tenn.
perature are not essentially changed in
the judgement OF his physicians. He
mas lost no.mIug SINCE the last ulsparvII.
II there be any change it is for the bet
ter.
[Siyned. BLAINE, secretary.
The Evening Bulletin.
ExEcUTIvE MANSION, August %, $50
p. M.-The President continued TO n ke
liquid iood by the mouth at regular in
teryals during the day, aud had no re-
currence OF tho gastric disturbance.
The parotid swelling remains unchang'
ed. In other respects his symptoms
show some improvement over his con-
condition yesterday afternoon. Pulse
lO4, temperature 80 l.5, respiration ~.
Signed ID. w. BLISS,
J. X. BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBURN,
F. II. HAMILTON,
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FIRE RECORD.
At Pb,ladelphia-Lcss 1926, 900


PHILADELPHIA, August 23.-The fruit
warehouse of Warner g. Merritt, 30 and
81 North Delaware Avenue, was burned
this morning. The loss on the building
is 100000 and on the stock and ma.
chinery sl25, 900, which is partially in:
sured. The falling walls demolished
several small adjoining buildings. The
fire originated from an explosion oil gas.
The wool house OF Bettle & Bro,
whose stock was badly damaged by
water. was insured for $4,000. Two
OF Warner & Merritt's employees, viz:
Henry Barnum and man named Eitz.
gerald. were burned to death. They
were in the top story at the time and
failed to reach a place Of safety before
the flames burst through the Ioof.
at 6arrytown. N. Y.-Loss $4,000.
PouenKrEpsIE, August pa fire at
Barrytown tonight caused loss OF $685.
900; insurance considerable. The prop
erty destroyed was mainly ice and coal.
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WaFFTTNfI w. WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST

When awake he lies still, scarcely TURF
inc to look toward the attendants unless
it Be necessary to take something from
them. Only to his wife does be attempt
to offer greeting. To all Others ne is is
Indifferent. There is evidently an effort
to keep his consciousness. An attend.
ant describes him as lying this morning
with his knees drawn up and his right
arm passed over his head, Just
as he laid on the stretcher when II was
brought into the White House on tnaI
fatef5i Saturday, seven weeks ago. He
slept a feyerish sleep, which is all he
has had to rest him since Wednesday
night. The great head moved slowly
from side to side, and the once eloquent
/ ps mutter ID unintelligibly: Such a
picture will give to a public dszsd with
conflicting reports an idea OF "how low
lies the President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-24
CHICAGO.

CsIc.ao, August %. .-Flour-In good
demand at full prices. Whest-Unset-
tied and lower early; No. 2 Chicago
sprinp 81 "a cash and seller August;
81 22s seller September; 81 23aSl 235
seller October; 81 25 seller November;
81 % seller year; sales at 81 2ltSl Z3l
seller September; 81 22i9l al seller
October; No. 3 81 l0t9l II; rejected
SIC. Corn-Unsettled and generally
higher at Gi:c cash; 6i5@8lc seller
September; 63ic seller October; &c
seller November; 8Iic seller year; salee
ut 6 2i66isc seller October; rejected
5SSc. Oais-Fairly sctivo and shade
higher at CSC cash; 35ic seller AuEust;
36c seller September; sic seller Octo.
Der; 3sic seller November; 353c seller
wear. Rye-StronR xnd higher at u %.
Barley-Strong and higher st 81 02 eel.
Ter September. Pork-Dull, weak and
lower at SIS 90 cash; sl7 90Sl7 95 seller
September; sIs l5Sl8 l7i seller Octo.
ber: sl7 20 seller year. Lard-Fifm and
unchanged at Sl1 40 cash; Sll 4249
II As seller September; ell 5SlS11 57l
seller October. Bulk Mests-Firmef;
shoulders 81 90; short rib - co. short
clear 90 rs. whisky-Easier 1t 81 10
(Addtisazl Antas On RswA Ps1s1
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new fourNnd-oue-hAin. oupons
new .-..........-.-iloS
RAILROAD BoSDs-lrregular on mod.
crate volume OF business.
STATE SEcuRIrIks-lnactive.
STocEs-The market opened strong
and higher and in early dealings prices
advanced / to q per cent. Missouri Pa.
citic, Louisvills and Nashville, Union
Pacific. Denver and Rio Grande, North.
western, 81. Paul. st. Paul and Omaha
preferred led in the upward movement.
The advance was followed by O reaction
OF | to II per cent. and later by another
advance OF | to q per cent. During the
afternoon speculation was somewhat
feverish. A reaction OF t@2t per cent.
took place at the second board, which
WAS followed by rally Of t@l per cent.
but in the final dealings the market
again became weak and prices tell OIL !
az per cent, Kansas and Texas. Mis-
souri, Pacific, Texas Pacific, Denver aud
Rio Grande, Union Pacific, Central Pa
cifc, Wabash Pacific, Illinois Central.
Michigan Central, New Jersey Central.
Delaware, Lackawanna and West.ra
aud Western Union Telegraph being
the most prominent in the decline
Oregon Navigation opened at an nj.
vance OF per cent, reacted and raj
lied q per cent.
The Express says: II the last hall OF
business there were various unfavorable
rumors ailoat on the street in regard 10
the condition OF the President, one being
to the effect that he has failed 10 recog.
nize his wife since yesterday; another
that the contraction OF his Jazz Is becom-
ing so serious as TO interfere with the
introduction OF food, and still another
that he does not recognize his medical
attendants. These rumore could not be
verified, but, nevertheless, they exerted
q marked influence on the stock market
and caused sharp changes from bull TO
bear.
From the Commercial Bulidin The
announcement that the Treasury will
prepay without rebate the unextended
registered two per cent. bonds turned
the whole course OF speculation ut the
Stock Exchange this morning. At least
ing aud this caused rapid advance ia
prices. ranging from l(s5 per cent. But
alter good part OF the short interest
had been covered the stock market Ia
the afternoon became heavy and part Of
the rise was los. the market then
fuences which Of late have de-
pressed it, to.wit: the critical
condition OF the President
snd the railroad war. The effect OF the
new Treasury order on the money mar.
kei was to make it easy, as the prospect
OF an addition within the next few
weeks Of twenty five million 20 twenty
eight million dollars OF cash 10 the stock
Of money outside Of the Treasury should
10. Foreign exchange was reduced 90
far o. the rates for sterling are concern.
ed by some OF the bankers, but really
The "a ket VAS steadier than yesterday,
although still at rates which justify gold
ir' rts.
Tr Insactions, 3s1, 900 shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-24
The Irrepress,ble Ohio Man.

NEw YORK, August 2S.-The prologue
for the opening OF the New Gerrnania
Theatre, formerly Wallack's, gave rise
to considerable competition, owing to
the pieces offered by Manager Neven
Dorff. Messrs. Jas. Rittig, OF the Stats
Zsitunq; Schenk, of Puck, and DR..
Dielthy, of the Bsllsdishinger Journal,
were selected judges. There were
forty seven competitors and the praise
was awarded to day to VIM. Mueller,
principal of the public schools of Gin
cinnati. o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-24
EiR Railroad Damage Suit.

New YORK, August 23-The New
York Elevated Railroad Company has
brought suit in the Court OF Common
Pleas against Joseph F. navarro and
George S. Lespinasse, to recover $i7O,.
900 damages for alleged conspiracy. The
complaint filed to day demands 5000
for half yearly rental due by the Metro.
politan Elevated Railrt ad Company TO
the plaintiff; Sl62,5 for dividend rem
tai. and S297, 500 for interest on J.lain.
tiff bonds. The complaint leges
that the deft tndants, in order 10 release
the Manhattan Company from these
payments, conspircd together and
brought an injunction by which pro-
ceedings vas obtained restraining the
payment OF thess srms. The action
complane We Q instituted in the Court
of Common Pleas in the name ol the
defendant, Lespinasse, and was brought
against the Manhattan and New York
Elevated Railroad Companies and David
Doves and Ashbert II. Barney as uus.
tppl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-24
Railroad Entirely wrecked.

DENVER, COL, August "a special
from Canon City, says: The railroad
between here and Silver Cliff was total
ly wrecked by the water spout OF yester'
day, aud will not be in running order
for several weeks. In the meantime
traffic between that point and Canon
City is being carried by stage coaches.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-24
MEXICO.
Further Particulars Of the Explosion.

Further Particulars Of the Explosion.
CRY OF MExIco, August pa pri-
yate letter from Mazatlan gives the fol.
lowing details OF the explosion there:
One hundred and fifty pounds OF pow.
der blew up. On the fret day thirty
cerpses we're removed. During the fol.
lowing six days four to FIVE daily, when
the authorities interdicted further re-
movals, considering the work danger.
GUS. All the windows in the town We're
Jo,ool;ohad