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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-17
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-17

DOR sAIE-DEs1RABLE BUILDING
j. LOTS.
l hereby offer for sale $50 feet Of VrOuni d n
leenth street and 400 feet on FOur,etRth ItNI !
The above property Is the only large plt6 d gl,l
now vacant 10 the city convenient 10 buIInanl
the most deTirable 10 DO had for readiness n
property 10 near the Central Glass WORM, STpi
Wood and AeCollOch streets and known q SAINT
Garden. II, z, BliRlvER
mhS 1911 MIin tin,
, 1881-11-22

f,,u,h,rn M, v,,, ,.,,, =, ,viI, nrohohly otl
n;ncnuR. DIo you never. ne VIII ptuuMu.s psu nuus
uti yon never. y, Your enrsy days Of 'ntercolrse
WITH mo utleMt, plitrhhse TT trnI
nt casn K'hftis tliat ynn kMom kH,ao " WA ~
yo,l then ,AgtthR t,eflntGsty1 n aMu t",Mk ~,
not. anu ee ~ J.: .ns s Rnre ~ o tnsrr ~ o
F peTp. ssG fe, 'M 'pa ad y yor hcass s"s woro ss
ftrosluot ot yt'F nsH u shusrt"r , ,s " "
nt5eAs exletlcnsH ws,sHoscr y t n.t ,pni'',i, ~
t s.t,t nlwnfs fkatMuS. mio % .h""s, ~
ny niHarst 1nts!G iate ~! ,Sia, 'hans
mf oFrsu. t =. . I W. ,r,
tutP Nao.2HF n'iu h.aHMHs. s'sst a,sn Msy s'pr' ,
aM sn!Ms tnat ~ ~ ,k ~ aos %
vhlMt Gnr liz uti.5 ~ 'uu MrtsS'c" ~ Nv 49,,
, 1881-11-22
or NNtnea l1afmrygr, III whose barn iio FUlh nIlo
nHht, frofn II Mrs. kuhtCr win hMti II lnnR tnlk
with him. frnIn tho fihprher Toys md othcrs,
tho Chlcf hMa lnntlNM up tho following

or nntnea t1ofmryer. III whose barn ,o Elrrt n1lo
tlfHt. from Mrs. kuhtlcr win hMti II !tnR tnlk
with him, rrnIn tho fIuppner Toys md others,
tho Chief Inns tnHtlnup tho following
i,EsChil"rlrN uF THE MulsfEllER:
~ yMnR Nernina. nva fret ten i.iehcs sa!l, and
nErM 10 ~ 2. Medium l,uIfa, rudy rilna fnGe,
frcckIcA. md hcnsy tlnwh III, tho chcrks; light
hnlr. cantsG,In'ls l'.iE st.. ht,d clnd IN ur!y.
isl, rs'tt. .1ark ctr, clean whtH SHIRT. R4antlnt
vlnves, ,or n,!ts, Md carrying n sn'ai han'l
v1Itsu."
III, s ] ;'fFe ~ % }s!ss ssFs MA IL SS' eo ,Eesa Esns
.lns,nnn Wilhelm iIiissrl. ffr WIZ very woll
Mica. into Which ttnn,nity he cslnc IT, sinnll
M.tvrh to-. tho plneu whele ho NOW
lies. Mr.. IiMppnrr suys l1itssrl WIS III
tho .hal,tt Ut receiving rrinlttanccs frnIf.
tho oid tsnt,try, hit IT, hull III Idea whit they
were. 0ticr than tllnt thu 1 tnAtt nier told him
lint he lnscstni III Kt,."t securities eHrh remit.
tnt.cc ~ fist na II WINS rGGtitrti. fls eut!Gute'1
h!.nsctf by farming jusl nn0tHh Enr h!s t,Stl
support. lfe WIS Uf inier stature. quite full atlts
nustsl!nrly built. nnl h said to l1hfB lIrGt ~
yours Vi ngc lIthn,Rl, he would hatU s,HRsed for
tuH tr twelve tnslrA xnlifKtr. AS lit, ilsib kilt,Ss
nnyth!ns ntIuut hIs r[IrGta It Is tnpassHu tn hhS
what tho murderer carried nway ns rluntcr,
hit th,ts fur, s,ntslt10 Ut tho t0ihlllR. thgro
has been missed watch, M tsle
knnwa whnt kind, md ao1ncth,iK llkn SIS cu.fl
which lfi'sset received fur y COW which, aiu sold
!rn tllvs AR0 tn Samuel liptts, u butcher ut
Tho t:.ro,,cr Ia to hold nn ,hqucst this fore.
titoh Rt Evanston.
, 1881-11-22
Eight Persons Slightly Injured
by Broken Wintlow-Glass
and Woottworl1.
a Nollo Prosequi Entered in the Case
Of Young jerome, Charged
with Larceny.
No Truth III the Kcporls Regarding
tho Solyency Ut Certain
lnMks.
-Virginia'a Next eeuator-Attemptod Wife
Murder aud Suicide.
A FEARFUL EXPLOSION.

~ EHAltE u ~ fIN L lJV11O4<.
sEyEN DYNAMITE cAt.TntlNHEs EXPLODE IL
a CROWDED SEl11llIUtsttOu1,.
NEW YuRR. Nov. 2l.-Eariy this after
SeveMt, third street, between Second Mtd
Third avcnues, where l'atsicls Farley, Il cotl-
tractor, has lnen bfastlng rock Oil tho north
stcu nr the street. 1t was caused by the care
lesness nf Futrtck Monnl,at,, the foreman,
tn llal,iynx II number Ut tlytntinitu cartridges
to dry on Il stcam.r!pe. The explosion shook
The en1lre nei9liborloud. and wrecked Wilt
t!ows mud tlours IN l,tty-fivc .nl,sEs ad1ncent.
Flying glnss, sp1tMters, and falltMg bricks
md furniture Injured several PERSONS. Null
nIlaM has been nrrested. Tho Ttmcs' report
says: .'Tl.e [ttensu cold Of Sunday night
froze the cartridges. Yesterday morning
NInna,Ian prepnred nnA cuppeu seven car-
trldgps and
PUT THEN TO THAN ABOUND THE STEAM
tIrE
OF the boiler which furnished tho steam for
drilling. About o'clock tho men, who had
teen ut ainMer. prepared to res,,,no work.
George Henry Bennett, WIN tlatl churgu of
tho drill, was going to tho drill III thu
excavation when ~ tH snw :,. smoke ,. e''rItpE
'o s t t''s ,s 'e" ct ss Msnnan fa1t'eETs; W md ID
roIl.e o,st Of tho excavation, ,snw Tho hnrnlug
cartridge. both rualtxutl wl,nt was about to
,Gc'lr, anu, running away. sl!0ntMl loudly:
wnvknen heard the warning. Some :a,,.;
athprs threw themselves Hat on tho gr0Hssti,
md MI irstnit Inter. wtlc,i ull wcro coinpar-
ntlyely nut Of ,lAAger,
THE cA1sr,s1nuE EXPLODED,
will, defamation that WIS i,cnrt all over the
unper rt , e tf ety. @ lct fsn u fti, gix
ticth streets. T1te oNptnstoli OF ttle cartrihgn
1ntade anrt of crater about tivn feet IN Aiuil,-
atre and ten lncles deep III, thu side
walk. The shed over tho ''1tes WIS
tacl!lnellt wslic!, conveyed tIle power 10 tbs
men was injured. When TIC noise ut tho
explosion was over. cries or distress and
Nlarn. accompanied by
THE CRASH OF FAI.1.lSH GLASS AND WOOD
WDttk,
were hca:d L., nil directions in tho fmn!e,li-
,.te llcIgl,boi,,outt. III few moments tho,l-
sa,lts Of prlBbila, aitrnrtth by ths explosion,
sWnr,nel NruuNd the excavation, a1ltt tho res
fdsnts 9f More tl,an seysn!y l,ouses !ett thst ~
Of doors that were shut WHEN tle tl,xe
mud many window.casl,gs ; IN; al!|l slut; salu.,t
windows were wrecked In houses ns remote
from
THE SCENE OF THE EXPLOSION
~ Fifth avenue, Suyemty-llInsl streeth. Six.
ty.suycnth strest, and First Mye''!le. n ~,
sse o1'sss sio;aia%s S's @ Il theoryl % i tas sar
from tie furiibce kgniteh tho fttsu NJ
ono Of his cartr1dEes: Eight persons
only were slightly Injured BY t1e e:Xpioslon'
"dey1s ys @o VII ftS; "' s%isr;e S tat o " Wpui, sS ss
sptll l,tn their doctor bills. These Will nut
, 1881-11-22
ITEMS,

VIItdlNtA'8 NEST SENATOR
: New IoNK, Nov. Ex-senator Malone, OF
VirElnia, Is III tho city. lie expresses the
greatest confidence In the abllltynt Ills party
to nominate amleahly atsd to elect Without
delay his associate III thu United States Sem.
ate. WHO twill bo Is q simple equation III
his ,nInd, rs only Henry Riddle
berger ulld JOHN +. Wlss aro known
NJ lteadiusser eanal altla.cs, and either Will
promptly. nlf.la by ti.e arelslon Of tic csttl.
u'ls. ,JddK!nx from the Senator's conye.nl-
ti0n, Mr. NsdalebergeE IL l!kuly to be tic
:hOice
ATTEMPTED WlFE-NuNnHR AND SUICIDE.
Jncob Lauerman attempted to sIluot Ills
wits to-day, and, failtAg IN that. killed lli,l-
yelf. Tho shut Intended fur the wife wounded
Peter ueHgur.
, 1881-11-22

X you lnve n dry, lsarsh, and Jall9w ~, H.
shoulder .bIHt!u url lit Ut tito stpnIactI; tGf-
tarntssH t,var te reRkn ut tnu liver. ntld ttitls
limos Hi enhancement Ut ihIa bTgatls nem,o
hood III thD si.,u.arh unh )lyurs yloNist,sI.ts LIZ.
Ut sli0 Hyess buwe!s lTrsI'itar. sustalI! " ,sh
ppsut to iutssetiesss ilncki1IG nr ntt eSnxt
fget aid hGiltis uenNrntly cuId; tunvtu soats9 :!
wttstGt It fiistkroBmb'1 tantn III tha ""a'hs }s !,i
tutlDn % tho huart; sllsturbpd s!enp; hsa,s ~.
burlli characterization ~ 0xur!un-tl yua y !. nans sn
any VI thes0 ayMptoM. yoa AFe s"uss 'As
from
, 1881-11-22
An Old Man Living Alone Beaten to
Death by an ungtateful
Tramp.
An Az tho Weapon Used nnl tho Vic.
tia,'s Ncat Mus'le4 to a
rmlp,


tranp % who M hs. s.' sesn .uax.,,4 s " wi.u th. Old
Muouts nre ui,knowu. hut no hus iomIod 40 tn,,eb
=. .u.e y. aNe s'shN, u1 N.es unu t'S,.l's.""'
anu has beon scri' by so thahy pcople In tNat
xss'y ,at n ~ e ssaseoy e,s"s' mm,ss,
I. ~ ras W. 'l'u ,.,,s snv ,Is @ ~:
h'o " Iaiito"a at"oas oo!"eeh n''nse.1 anu ti'o
inlsainu.
Tho ho.lsu which Hosscl called hls homo Is
smnli one md hulf, story frame cottage With n
rooms. l!,t.o hall. twn beiron1ns, IL cusut, ansl
"nt,l,,n rn"n Tho ,,r,"r ator,. ,a n .mail ,,t,.,
~ p:., ..s .p.es 10 se'an ",l'
%nen s. M H. FsnSnea " -. s,ooaoer aud 'ssao"r
ullfy tuc supplied with Il hcu. Tho huuso IS neAt
nnj ulcan. tho cupt,onrd shelves ure llu,sl-
i'll stt'rr. ami altogether The place
Is quitG n model haGhulor's hul1. I'hcn.
Tas es eof,o ~ srst s4rrs II
looking suya the lAretiGss vi tho iluur, which "
covered win atreis n,,l patches ot carprl. Tho
,lulvhbor Ies4y su.ncwhlt st,nllnr structure,
whose only occupant is rs much of d
hertnl., 4 not nnors 20. thu Iiassrl
tunt. III tao of,litinty co,su u cvgi,ts il might
hnvu nenr weeks und perhaps nltnlhs l,etnro
bur, M.,d liis dastardly mr,10r inudS knowti to
was Visited Sunday aiternoon at !! ocit,cis
by two brothers. Juhu mud Wtiinm ifupptcr,
aged IL ard - yenrs respectively frll.ls 1T Ills
residing In Miles, aud epRe.s to return the fol-
nbo..t ii purtian of his sani,n. Yestsniuy Y % forc.
noon i,pon gonx to the nu,tse the buys tnilcd to
ret any resu"ase TO repeated s..'eklngd at Tie
thlnx thay lind suati ut tha rottuvS the .lay no.
furo that III! WIS not well. tho Younger brother
, 1881-11-22
:. Liver Complaint,
and HOP u1rTEitS will euro you.

II ynn have \ et,lnplaint WHICH row unauo. n ~.
stand md nGng will Klvu fDn credit IA
f0uhlu4 t1Tdltltn. u Itlh9nrs* ttir'llEnnu,s ~.
whole 5ys!au.i twiteh!n9 Of i!'o lnWsr .t,.t x,,n
will u Htppt!Y loss 1T stren1ils nh4 'althI@aui ~
Ut tsiGnv py41tiltuulx stIHw thAt YDItR Rfe se1ss
lug fruM tlat ilytls.I-tuaa1d 'tiacas1
Nervousness,
and HOP NlrIEll9 will oIIuclualy euro you.
, 1881-11-22
Jay Gould nnA Jim Ei.k,s widow

Jay tso.lld md Iin Fiatsss Widow.
Mrs. Lucy D. Fisk, tho widnwnf tho Into JAtnes
Flax Jr., writes tn tho New Yurk Ittrtlttt III du-
fp.lsu Ut jay uouli, WIN WA ropnrlcl to b0 uu-
mindful 1t tho nosesatties Of tho -toot, of his
.mis f fsis,i " Mr. FIss, u, rosI,undsd to ny
Autt,nt luels aI,d wants since hfs saut. lie hluy
10 nbsbrttI In his uSn intureats WhNn III husl-
ptsA, hut no heyer haH pr1ve.t unlrlndeul Ut tho
r.etua Ut tht,sa deserving hS euMrlty."
, 1881-11-22
I'ont, OF Sccur, I'll.
III The Editor q} The EAtcHf.I 1tjbtINk,

7" IHt 11H1lVF q INt CNEc7t[I 1FIuHH*s
FAnMEn Cry. ILL.,, Nov. IA lnnt calling
hinsuif Puo ut Sccur, H., ctaiminy tn 10 ut ut.
turney for n palentce OF polntlig cnttivator
sheruls, Is ,gu!ug from town tu iowa scarIng
blnekan,lths whu do such wurk, and cluisninK II
rUynlty on tho sn.ns. lie cnnvnssed this town
nnsl failed to renfze my cash. Yesterday he
wrtt 10 I'e Wit, tcn ,uilGs west ui this place,
alla uot <U from unc blacksmith by telling A!tn
tne G1uCksmiths III thIs town cuuIl lnld hin
SliiO. lie t!anl went to tue next shop, kept by
Juhn Armstrong, aud tultl his little story til tk
,n,t,qr. Sir. Atttlstruns, believing him H. To ~,
tnlMsstur, toUk liin, BY tito thrnAt A,d tno him
IHy hlek tic ~ tAkGll frut1. tho other smith. The
fe!!3w teau to rtttt, hut ARMSTRONG eauxht hifn
n,u pit hts eyes III mourning, art lei him ~.
fle jumped Ills buaIt bI here. Tut lhu lalldlurl
exHscf tllat mechanics Cllll LUCK out fur hli.l4
Worry respectfully, r. IIpsLEN.
, 1881-11-22
THO West Dlv!Hion Railway Company
md tho t:all1nrni,. Avenue Cnrx.

~ tAt Editor u 1nd Ghfcdgd TRIBUNE.
Cu1cAt,o, Nov. :l.-Cltzcns Of Ca|ea9o who
llvu Oh tho extrcl!0 west And patrUnlze tho West
Side Strrpt-ltuslway Company think thnt they
aaro SOHO rights. cs.ecHiiy when they MR.
chnse tho co,ipntys tickets. Tho company, It's
cat,,1I,on curr1ers, nro bound to carry thu,n 10
thetr drst!nnllnl, Rl long ns thoy uxtrcIso con.
trUt Of their trucks. 1t nppenrs lo ine, anA
think hundreds uf rltlxens living In til y!oluiy
vi s thy; W.is,G ,hs rsssn, 01eS y rast os
il tho cxtreino rainy wcasher i"tlss
Ut California nyc,luo wlleIi il chr is swchc,l 0,f
west Ut tho Mvcnne, soisa fnW fect nwny, asst,tl.
lug tpr0hahly bv i,istruottonsl they have II right
IT, Atstr tticru ttd lot pGuftta Kut wet through
AL rars xaIiiE west un Mulfson ssrcGt nre Illcd
" passsnysrs 70 q grentor acHr4s t.,an the
Gllsu III which u driver ulirsod tao }AHsraxrrs be-
c".,se .hsy az aot get ott a!,d p.,!l ny srs ~
nlonnpos.xv lhu trauk III tho Hrst nystoIl alld
r,',, List y fow cars rs they p!csa. w,thont CON
sGsfs II aaaI aaS sset sTtss q e th onsv tho company
ss xS @ sapss 1ss:s sht S%i Ss ukot s,F n
un.paliy, md u4lr utter cur passed. 1nd haIl u
@ ssnra ~ sssal S, avs,'tlo ~, II @ softMi, ,'mls
I;yen, suppSse = sase Of ,,4, .ats staraetsr:
Il" vi i;;'s ] o. sssShsrc sj thay rciss IL sarsy ~
mt, shy, to DetruIt boeauso 1T insufficient ao-
| cul,sno.l.l,on. Tho conlpa,ly Ia linbo fur suy
Nuiifrv s!M,rt Of Il LESION by suit nt Inv will
bring tade sirsut rAtlrual conlIM1ltes tu their
% su Il iati.nts ] t 10 tess thoIr rshs IL tho srs
| Isea. LEN.
"Suburban Railway AccIdentA.r
| 10 The Editor ef Tns CAteaa' Tribune.
CIlluAG,, N.iv. .l.-An nrttulo III Saturdays
Tltll.uS,: .inLor tho nboye tttto and oyer tho atH
, 1881-11-22
Oleanso, Purify, aud d, n"1"~
tho Blood with

Hop 1isssfs' ..,,n o, d<sos7
And Won v!lt haze no sIgkhets, of sou' .
"A"S ~" bjIls ~ pS5.
HOY Dp1~fEHs l., III. .ofst! ~ ~
ssssatb ~ iSsSsso 81 Ssaso1ss Ms'a
the stQAlA4hs
, 1881-11-22
Dyspepsia,
and HOP ntTrERs Will permanently cure

II ynu freezG 1ne hour. burn the next. ard
sw1nt Annthar: II ytIt MEU knlEcrlnH MI tho tuft.
nr0 If lta iAql!ait!dr. Hno HiaMont tearlaR
wnn't; it YOil h,Ivo bl,io nails ma lips. yeIlo.
9yest and u Rl,,St III q rHn,nluItu YIN afv su1"
fGEirx sruni HAT nllnslnnl&c curse.
BILIOUS, AtALAHtAt. FEWER, Or AHuE
and HOP Al1rlslss will speedily cure you
, 1881-11-22

Tuny, weak, md slokly children mado happy
and sirupK by Dr0Wns Iron lltters.
, 1881-11-22


II sss ss Ssa i { 'a,S oSs III III ;R s
Ask Your Druggist or Physician,
..l1o "l1o mt sni'ot yourself or lot your f,1ond,
ts4, s:i.,.'E' but 0'o '''d 'F4' thu" To use liop
,"nen,omber. Hop l5ttters IL no vile. t,ruruc,
ar1lnkan nustruu. but the pnfest hid Gr,t
s s,!,SinS L. cy1f w,9 n9'is' "nd no person or family
REMEMBER THIS.
AFYOU ARE SICK,
I'D J. s;a e. '!ss sts ,or Fa rrF.s Tg III. ~
II yom nre comparatively VOL. but fee, Tho
noGa =, II. HIa,,d @ tntila Mntl ss!lnulant netst
HOP BITTERs.
,lf ron nrs eas,ivo @ uyepeptic. or arc suffer.
u s stoso powals i. u yoas oaa sfasst isSt
II you resaAtn H. for
HOP BITTERS
nse nsovero1gn rene,y In nil such complaints,
xIa, K vsn ars wast!nx away win NV iaiiset
M91It+ uud turn FUR cure to
HOP B1TTERs.
IL yon nsoeslck with TINT ,srrIb,o s,csps,,
HOP BlTTERs.
r,f,,d 4 yoa arS ttsa9ueH,er q 'o.dent
N4llIf1tk tJtp AE{lHfUI NIL
, 1881-11-22

fyou have nausea, wnnt of appetite, Hatu.
lency. llzzlngss, Mnd fGvernb syIflutDu,s, gou
nrg suffering rum Costly ENl45S, Aul 1lup
Hl1srfsIt5 Ii tic Sureat Cuta.
II your Vital forcas nrh dptres4p! II y0u hnre
fGullnk Dt EunotE.l lnnsltnda M1d weakhsts,
nED tlalIy fAt1Kuhl, EnrHpth fcgpIy On tLt,lt 70
M11tHh arc shurkuf btuMth IN 1Yqty fllAht sf.
fort. ni!d hays d KonpFal feAtlHR Ut lllDIanchalf
ana Iepfessiun. 30u ntU suffering fruEn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-27
More Bone Fragments Discharged.

WARRINGTON. July ~. The frssl'
dent did not have . good rest last night.
Hs was fsvsrish until morning. The
surgeons held . consultation from $50
to 10. DR.. Asnew said the fever was
the result Of. Irritation Of the wound and
the causes must be removed. Then an.
other operation was determined upon.
and DR.. Agnsw enlarged the incision
made through the i%ntsgumsnt Of tho
back on Sunday so that be could insert
bis npger. He felt splinters Of tho frao.
,ured rib impiRniug on the track OF the
bullet. He took out twenty OF these
frsuments-ops an inch long. he raised
the fractured rib with bis finger and re-
stored It to its natural position. The
pus then flowed much better. This
morning when the wound was dressed
the discharge had partially stopped aud
was entirely too slight for the condition
Of the wound. and this led 10 the opera.
ton under which tho President expert
rnced prompt relief and the discharge
was Satisfactory. Agnew said bis DON.
dition then was favorable and about
noon repeated this statement. The
President ate q raw egg and milk with
ram, and In half an hour said hs felt
better,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-27
The Presidenth Condition Today :
Latest Oflcial Information.
EXECUTIVE MASsros. WASH

EXECUTIVE MANSION. WARRINGTON.
July 27-7:30 A. M.-Information re-
csived this morning from the sick room
10. in eject, that the President passed q
comfortable night. having obtained
during the night, at intervals. fully six
hours sleep. After midnight Q slieht
rise OF temperature occurred. but soon
passed away. There we're no indica-
tons OF riRor during the night. The
President has expressed himself - feel.
Ing better this morning.
"a. n THE President slept svestly
last night from about 8 p. n. TO s A. n.
with but q single break Of short duration
lot IL p. n. Since 8 this morning be
has dozed quietly, awakening at inter.
walls. There have been no riaors. He
takes his nourisbment we'll. and bis gen.
srai condition 10 improving. he q.
presses himself as feeling better and
more rested. Pulse, "a; tsmpsrsturs,
1874; respiration. IS.
lOA5 4. M.-Dr. Boynteu Just came
from the Presidents chamber, and 70.
ports the patient In excellent spirits.
Hs says his undisturbed sleep last night
greatly rested him. and be has psrtaksn
of increased nourishment this morning.
Mrs. Garfield 10 feeling brighter and 10
better spirits today than any time since
she was sick. She went out for q ride
last evening and returned much re-
frsshsd. Her husbands present con.
dition 10 very encouraging to her.
New Yoax. July 81. = Postmaster
Pearson this evening received the follow
ing: Washington. July T.-To b.
]. Pearson : We are rejoicing over the
marked improvement In the condition Of
the President. II II now believed that
any further danger OF the rrcurrsnos OF
chill 10 avoided. There seems TO b no
obstacle 10 ths way OF bis recovery. BE
slept nearly nine hours last night and 10
refrrahsd and strengthened. Dr.. Boyn.
ton Just assures me that the President 10
better than at any time since bis injury.
(Sipped) THos. L JAMEs."
1880 p. M.-Tbs Presidents wound
looks we'll and the pus. which is healthy
In character, Is disehsraipg freely since
the dressing the OF the wound. he has
rested quietly and takes his nourishmsns
readily and without gastric disturbances.
At present. his pulse II 30; tsmpsrsturs
1914, respiration 16.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-27
Railroad Brigand Arrested-0thers
nj Larga-One Found Dead.

S.. LOUIS, July IA Republicans
Denton, Texas, special says: Deputy
U. 8. Marshal GERM yesterday brought
In upder arrest James Tyler. charged
with completely in the railroad robbery
committed by the notorious ssm Bass
gang In 1878. he was arrested Of Alaska,
Indian Territory. This leaves but three
Of the Bass gang at large. viz: Davis.
Who was In the Union Pacific Railroad
robbery at Big Springs. Nebraska. and "a
now In New Orleans; Harry Underwood
the most desperate Of the band, who IL
running q cattle ranch 10 Pan Handle.
Texas, and Frank Jackson, who 10 now
10 Arkansas. The whereabouts OF these
men 10 we'll known to the Detectives Of
this State. but in the absence OF = re-
ward for their capture NO tnort, are
likely to be made to arrest them. Ton
Williams, who shot and killed Two men
at Grapsl two weeks ago. was ysstsrosy
found dead In the woods.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-27
In. sov.r.m..s omel.i Name.

To those journalists who insist that
7ahos Is not the proper name for Lake
Tahoe. the writer would say that II mat.
tsrs nothing In the discussion OF the
question what the former name OF Lake
Tahoe was. whether prsttisr than the
present one or not. nor whether its pres
eut name was given Il BY Thomas Starr
King or John Smith. The simple fact
10 that on all the maps OF the United
States official surveys Of the surrounding
country, and In all contracts for carrying
the United States mails. the lake 10 OH.
cially designated Lake Tahoe. II 10
therefore probable that It will remain
Lake Tahoe until some bitter secession.
ist, possessed Of sufficient malignant
venom to attempt to belittls the name
and services OF Thomas Starr King In the
cause Of the Union and humanity. shall
have power to change its name to Lake
Bialer or to Lake J,f. Davis. Placer
Vile, California. was nee called BY the
suphonious name Of H~sngtown, but be-
cause Of that fact no ons but . stupid
ass now iusists upon calling the town
HsnRtown. Wise men yield to the iney
liable, while fools butt out their modi.
cum OF brains In vain attempts to 70.
sist IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-27

The query 10 often propoundsd
..wby do insurance SCENTS who persist
In ipsurins houses for two and three
times their value, ask for an inves.iga-
tion Of the origin Of hrss2" The fact
that q house burns that 10 heavily In.
sursd subjects the owner to SUSPICION
vat some insurance agents ODER prem.
iums for Arcs BY taking heavy risks on
comparatively worthless property.
In the Albion lawsuit the winners lose.
All the points commended for at the trial
by the Albion were decided 10 its favor,
but the Judge suddenly found . new
nstspt covering the ground. The boys
i..l 40 though the Judge "wrung In .
cold deck" on them.
The Board Of County Commissioners
me. last evening and adjourned without
,~rspsse.ing any businsss. They met
oosiu this afternoon, at 1:S0 o'clock. tor
the purpose Of counting the moneys 10
,h. County Treasury a. required BY law.
tn. funeral Of Joseph pamon.s former
old resident Of Virginia, but recently
Mason Valley. was held In Virginia this
morning. Deceased died Monday night
Of dropsy. He was . native Of Maine.
sesd Al years.
Quite . large crowd gathered Of the
depot in Virginia this morning 10 catch
sieht Of Angelo and Sanders, the bur.
alsrs, who were expected on this morn.
ipe's train. The crowd was dissp-
pointed.
A wind.storm cooled the atmosphere
very psreepibly last evening. ooos.
slonsl gusts Of wind and dust are met
With to-day.