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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-22

LONDON, January 2l.-Araugementi
have been made for series Of iptsrua
tional races for CO 900 aud the long dis
tauce pedestrlan championship Of The
world. The races will embrace elk days
walk between William Vaughan, Of ChpS
ter, the champion long distance walker,
and Daniel o'Leary, the A mericsn chain.
pion, aud ask d. ys' 20 al. YOU pIease rSce
between Charles ROseIl and ] ,hn Dobler.
According 10 the articles oi agreement
10Th contests are 10 take place III New
York the second VpeE In April. Sir John
Ashley has posted 9l,0OO for Rowell, and
Vaugban and the stakes for the Ameti.
canR are now on their way here. Rowell
and Vaughan will sail for America In
March, In order to gain time to train lor
the race.
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WAtnlSotUN, January 2O.-1'he Missi,,
sippi river improvement project got 4
black eye in The Commerce COMMITTEES 10.
day. A Cpbn ct Of interest has sprung tp
be,weeu The upper and lower river nlSt.
es'B, and after a long discussion 10 jSv.
the commiuee voted u drop the sdbja1t
until the river and hafboF Bill IA ann.
plettd l. is doubtful now Il The whole
.Ivs,; e., noU lt"n Cairo down, will get over
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DASv'LLE, lLLs January 9l.-The hang.
irg Of the II, quois county wife murderer,
Frederick Ksster, occurred In the Jail al
this place, at one o'clock to day. The
scafFold was enclosed with high boa,d
fence. Ctoyds gathered Ia the vicinity,
hut only few we're admitted to witness
the ceremony.
The rush for tickets was very g,eqt, and
applications came from every qtarter,
All possible precautions were taken to
prevent accidents or any unseeminv dis.
tutbance. There were iwn companies ii
militia on guard outside. Kpetef shot bic
vile on August %, 1879, In their home Of
Buckley, and ilAtged her body In a
hirirhtlul = manner VIII 90 axe, thep buried
\ In q tipnph near the house. wbete the
hndy gsS found a few.houn aiterwa atds nv
her father, Mr. Bnftneis. Keaer had fled,
but was csp'uted at Mason City, Iowa.
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hnIn1llallon lo MhlI.lnu n.la.

XEStA, January 81 at a tsCont meet
ingot the City Council, u resolution wal
read and passed, inviting whitelaw Reid
+ g., editor oil the New York Tribune. Ia
he present at the re opening Of our UNy
Hall, aud to deliver such an address pS N
may deem approprifte 10 ina occasion
and any receipts remaining after payment
Of expenses 10 be given ir the relief ol
'be poor. and that the Mayor | the city
and Committee on puhllG Puiding are
hereby appointed . COmmtiee Of Arrange.
menth to carry tho foregoing resolution
Into fleet.
II Ia expected that The hall will he coin.
p'e'ed by February l5. or probably sooner
Whitelaw Rpid IL Greene county man,
aud no more appropriate pesolulo Ion could
have been passed. Greene county delights
To honor her hhDpTPu BOr.
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TT.nspo1.si.S. TopIcs.

sr. Louis, January 2l.-1t Is stated or
what Ia considered Trustworthy authority
that Jay Gould has purchased consider.
able interest in The keokuk Northern
Line Picket Company. i'
Joseph Kinney iled an application ID
the Circuit Cont this morning for.the ap
pointnent Of a Receiver for the Missouri
River Packet Company. Kinney ale "a
that the directors aud officers Of tho Com.
pany grossly mistnanassd lie affairs, VIC.
lated the charter aud by laws, aud com
biuel TO deiraud the corporation aud de.
preeiate its stock by aPptopriatins The
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CbIlians Eater lhe II,y As,.r ai,,,.s
..Soo PetatIaaa Esd IALIAE i,USo
LoSDda January 20 "A dispatch from
Busnos AyreS dated JanuAr, 20, sa,s,
IbV Ohilians attacked and completely de.
isated the army at Mint nss, Genera,
PlO'ola, President ot. Peru and conmspdet.
In chlel ol The army, a.d. The CbilIapis
occupied Lima Si.hdn, ,.sis,spso "a.
Pc ,Cl,'S htalhe,and N ePstuvIan MiNtSls.
o. WAhHtte tnhen piIB NETS, The ptu,Si.
en loci In the hatle q, Cho,il, 4 il s.id n
have been I 900 killed and 3 900 ptiaonetS'
IWe1'y Eve thcuaabd PERI, iAos Te,e An.
gaaed in tbs battle IL MinH,nS, rTbs
! hlllaR lose In both battles Wss VsSy
stavE, stt Ihe Diplomatic body al Lina have
utgeu lhe conclusion Of an .toi we. AM
respected. 9'N"' '''O'" U0
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CHICAGO, January 81 -At7 o'clock 10.
night h,e broke out In Sl9 and 1921 Canal
street. occupied as a furniture factory by
Mayer 4 Co., and by 10 O'Clock the build.
Ing bad been & itted, causing a fatal loss
on the building and stock Of $50 ZOO
While the hte was raging At ita height
q lofty. wall in the rear OF tho building
toppled over. butythg the ehti, Q force u
htemen Ia that quarter. The iOllnwtI 4
are the casual les: CIptAin James
robin, OF No. Engine, badly hurt
internally and will pfnbIbly die ri
bis injuries; Capt FL. Mnfphy, Injured
Y the chest and bacE, viii probably die
Capt Don9hue, severely lanes Oinway,
HiReWan, IntatnRllyi Mike McCullin, laIt
leH broken Tim Howatd b4oS and head
huttj Mike EhFet, pipRm IN, slightly hurt,
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Anoihrr ilsnin b IIl,l nlla , an.llnr

PH LADELPntA, januaty 81 Coroner
JAnney held an II quest this notnirg on
the body bi Lanra HoCkenbu,g, eighteen
years uf age, No. 952l Faltvipw avenue,
Falls ri sChuylkil, Killed willie CjsStinp
on 1odAn Q ieen lAhe The deceased and
another giil, named Martha CDle, had
gone down the hill once, and on feluIn.
ing to the Top she was stuck BY snoibe,
sled descggdlnE. AS she fell Abe CITED
ont "bb, Martha r. 10 her compsbioh, bui
did not eptak sgaln. Hha was carried 10 a
drug store, ard, m txamii alion hy a
Deighbotihg phySiclan, II vas discovered
that her meek VaR btnFeh WV
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MA"nAlinwS, Ia, January 2i.-At
Maf'"elIs ". private boarding house, op
west Main Siteet, hired gill put an
9unce otscnic in The ctifee for break.
mS ~ and touttetn PERSONS partAking VeTe
~ liue SICK some severely. II Ia thought
lst sust all sill recover. The girl, who hAl
'een arrested, 10 deemed insane.
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Death Of the Brn,h.r Of Archbishop
ISnFaeIl

CTNclNNArI, January 2l.-Father Ed
ward Purcell, brother to Archbishop Pur.
cell, and the manager oI the disastrous
church banking business in this city,
which involved loRa to the depositors Of
several millions Of dollars, died Of apo.
plPxy last night at the UrSullne Convent,
In Brown county, Quo. Father Edward
was the right hand man IN his brother,
John Baptist, The Archbishop. He wRs
younger than the Archbishop, and was a
man of some force OF character and was
rpga,d dsd az honorable, though as the event
proved hste, was deficient 10 business
qualification. The Archbishop was at bile
death bed.
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senotore Mnnont,. ,nIeo,Iou,.

WASHINGTON, Janua'y 81 General Ma.
hone has selected a seat on the D4mo.
cratic side OF lhe Senate, the one now oc.
cupied by Mr., Pugh, Of Alabama, who will
take another seat after the 4,h OF March.
This satisfied the Democratic Senators
that the General is not at any rate 10 be q
straight out Republican. " Ia said by In.
innate friends Of the General that bis lrst
and foremost efforts when be gets into the
Senate will he 10 secure the removal Of Mr.
Peyton, who was elected Executive Clerk
Tor the Senate two years ago. II Ia
alleged that during the last cam
paign Mr. Peyton went on the stump
and deuouuCed General Malone in op
probrious terms, and these allegations
have been brought to the notice Of gens
tors. Senators Of both parties say that II
these allegations are proved to be correct,
and General Malone should ask the re-.
moval OF MIR. Peyton, no member Of the
body could refuse bis request, Promi
nent Democratic Senators TODAY indicated
that they would not oppose an appropria.
tion at this session 10 pay the Deputy
harRhalR, and more particularly as they
said because here had been no c mplalnt
come from any part ol the country ot II.
legal or arbitrary interference by the Dep.
uty Marshals Rt the last Presidential elec.
tion.
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ST. PErEHBURo. Jsaaaty 2l.-MatQuil
TSsng OhertsI, Ambassador, has SivOn no
t,Ce to the Russian government tbal
China adhefea 10 The 6hp1latlohs dtaEt
hp At SL Pe'e,sburg, which constunpnliy
wv he enb died ID thettea,y. TIE Aornc,
Rt'sse denies the statement teIegta hh ID
liUni O lnstantinnple recently, thai Elipec(
had nqlested RhaRia to take the Greek
sun C's In Turkey under her protection
ehOu d such . htreasilV RfiRa.
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NAsHviLLH, TESN, January 2l.-Annie
pi1lsy, the actress, who 10 performing
"M1issp at the Masonic Theatre, yaS made
the recipient to night Of q testimonlal
from The citizens Ia the Bhhpe OF q rich
Get Of jsWeltv. A formal presentation
vas made on the stage during the PET
formanCS.
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REAKx MuAauIIoEs
may Make trouble taT the NIOarauEua
ORuAI Company.


WARRINGTON January 81 1T is rumor.
ed that international com pllcations may
arise, not anticipated, in connection with
the Nicaragua Canal. ItNppsars that some
thirty years ago, when the Central Ameri.
can States dissolved their union and set
up each little republic for itself, The Mos.
quito Indians, occupying strip Of county
In which Greytoyn Ia situated. declared
their Independence, which waA disputed
by Nicaragua, and has been the Cause OF
several wars and revolutions since. Eup.
land Ateppsd 10 aud assulned to exercise q
prote0toIAls over the MoEqriio country,
which Nicaragua disputed. alleging that
their lAhds were portion Of her territory.
The matter was referred 10 the King OF
Prussia for arbitration, but no decision
has ever been rendered. This Mosquito
country embraces what will be the
Pacific end oi the rmposed canal. It is
alleged thpt the Emperor William has
never decided the question, heOause Eng.
land eiRniaed she was In no hurry about
1t, and that " would be better for Euro.
pean interests IN leave Il open until the
various Q c,nal projpc's had taken definite
form, and the United States had given
some Indication az 10 the construction thiR
government would place upon the so.caIled
Monroe doctrine. Now, II Ia Thought that
II the canal cJmpany should be incorpo.
rated and begin work. the German referee
may decide that the Mosquito Indians re
Independent oil Nicaragua, 10 which case
the British Government will caiui that her
right 10 exercise q prntectorafe over the
country has received recognition, and the
power OF The Ncarsguan Government 10
make CONCESSIONS Of That part Of the pro.
poeed CANAL rop'e, hSa nd Foundation 10
iaOt. II Ia possible that q resolution may
be passed by Congress asking Tor such 10.
formation On the su 4ct 90 can be fur.
nished through diplomatic ChannelS.
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CHICAGO, January 2l.-rhree passenger
cars ot au express train on the Ohic4go,
Rock Island 4 Pacific railroad, which lslI
Council BluG, Yesterday morning for
OhioSgo, were thrown from The track BY q
broken rail near Pond Greek, Ills earl,
this morning. One OF the cars took tirt
from a lamp Two ofthe passengers were
fatally injured and four Others were q
seriously burt that they were Obliged /,
remSin at . hotel at TIpkilmI, TIls., under
doctoTs care Mira, Khby, Of Nevada, o.
was go badly burned that the died IL a
lew hours after the accident occurred TIE
conductor the Of train was b d.y hurned
aboAt the hauds and face Ia bis etf f,rts ia
extinguish the flames in which The wa,
enveloped. Matt Phelps, Of Grinnell,
Iowa, received such kevere Injuries tha
1t ia thought he cannot recover.
The following are the M m ~ oi the pas
sengers who were left at Tiskilws, and
whose exact condition IL not known: Mrs
W. NJ Hutton, Of Paterson, Iowa; Byron
Phelps, Decatur, Ills (; Mrs j d or, o,
NinteIset, Iowa;J. W. Hngvet, Chic 20
and q Bt gian, w1ose nams Ia not known.
The tltiCers Of the Rock Island road,
from whom the above information Il
obtained, state that the accident was un.
avoidAble, as The trsck WAS perfect as far
as money and care could make II.
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A AFIFeniaa naaGA An kagine O.Ar ,na
Body Of Ills NJ Oti,as

BOdy Of isis BiOIhsr.
ciSclSSATt, January ala most tragic
death occurred to-day in ,bo taiI,osd
yards oi the Hamilton 4 Dayton Rad.
JACK Smith, fireman OF the yatda, WAS
Killed BY a. engine run by bis brother, a
h'emAa' The engineer was absent and
The ateman had run the engine d D 10 take
IN coal. In mskiny room inT another
engine he backed without iinpihv tbe
bell The engine went but sSyetai tnds
Eheh one II The yard hands called
Out SOP her, Smith, you have iiIllsd
Smith Jumped down and raw The body
Of mAt VI 4 under the eUginv bad,y
iIlu,ila ed. lie Tecogni1 d II at once a
hia brother'S corpse M one knows how
The accident occurred. The btotbe,,a
shtitka were puIl harto Ing as be d,aSSed
the MT Hated body from hpnsl,h Ihs en-.
ginV. 0he hand vas cut Of and ina head
VIA Ctushed. emith was one Of The oldest
employees ot the cnnhany.
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B.LuoNr couNrT sEAr.


CoLuSBUI o, January 2l.
Corr 'Hondsnee to III Iutsl lSns'E.
Late last evening, alter the local lobby
lists had lPft for home, on motion Of Mr.
Reed, Of Ross, the vote by which the bill
Tor the removal Of the Belmont county
seat from ST. Olaisvills TO BellArs was lot,
was reconsldsred aud the bill was referred
to committee Of ons-Mr. Atkinson, the
patren Of the bill. This looks Is Il 1t was
not in such bad fix as has been repre-
seuled, ln conversation with citizsn Of
Belmont counly this evening | was told
that bellsire people are m IRE de ermined
han ever, and thTeslen u make this cues,
tion the dominant issue at the next count,
elections They hold that inasmuch As H.
oil on " provides for vote ou the ques
ton oil removal by The citizens ol The
county they have not been fairly used b.
the House.
When the qrestion was up in the
d -use, Mr., Blu0m wanted TO refer In q or,
lect committee Of nne, to amend BY ad.
ding at the end Of Section 8, ss follows;
"And further provided, That before The
election " bs held uudsF the provisions OF
Ibis act, said city Of Rsllaire, or the oiti.
zsns thereof, shall secure TO be paid into the
county treasury, the appraised value o.
al the public buildings situated in th.
village OF st. UlaiFsvills, and belonging to
the county, the security To be- given to The
satisinctiOn Of the UOmmissio ners Of said
county, the money to b. appropriated and
n.ed ior the purpose of defraying q parl
Vt the cost II the new buidingS, aud from
aud ~ or The time the money IL paid in'o
ha Treasury the public buildings Shall be
come the property OF the city oi BellAire "
This oCcasioned iurther debate, Dr.
Scott demanded the previ us quea ion,
which was sustained, thus cutting Off do
bate or ameLdmelt 1t 10 probably IL
view ot this that the vote was reconsider,
ed and the bill TafarTad ii
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WheeiibF 4 L,Ge hrls Isnllrond.

NoRwALK, O., January 2O-wotk on
the Wheeling ( Lake Erie Railroad, which
aas discontinued OH account Of the cold
weather, has been resumed, Quite mum
ber Of Italians arrived here iast pvehinv
aud this morning about 1tl ymofe arrived
on the morning trails, and we're sent d
npce to Milan, where their country men
had been sent yesletday TO be placed q,
work upon the road tt6reI and II would
ee.m that tho tnansgetB propose 10 push
things ss rapidly IA possible.
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MILWAUKEE. January 2l.-Uonsiderab',
comment has been made In the city to
day over the arrest Of Hon Charles L
Calby, member Of the Legislature and
President Of the Wisconsin Central Rail
road Company, at the instance Ni Gsorpt
W. Reed, on an allegation OF PEI juty. Mr.
Reed was q director OF IRA y i.con4il
Central Company, but IN 1873 failed Of re
election through Calby's influence. Sty
eral law suits followed, III bis answe,
70 Reeds G mplaint In one of which
Calby 10 alhg d 10 have committed thp
perjury In question. The buis waa settled
last aprlng as was supposed. I,is now
understood that the information Of the In
tentlon 10 bring this suit has been in the
possession OF the reporters Of The prepp
Ior some time. Jndle Mallory accepted
$500 bail for Calby's appearance to N "
row. That there is any foundation 10,
the huit Oalby declares In be absurd,
th Ugh declining to be interviewed on the
subject, =
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sr. Louis, jauuaty 2l.-The woman't
suffrsEe Association oil this city, Of which
Mrs. Virginia l.. Minor is President and
Miss PbBhs Copsins a prominent member
have Appointed q committee to visit JET
ieFRon City and lay bei0re The Legislature
a petition asking that body 10 ptopose an
amendment 10 the State Constitution
sitiklrg pvt the word male and substilu
iing therAfof tha VOTd citizen,
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nREAEup EXPECTED AT PIrrrDuaou,
An Ex.ConVlCI to Hrgin u search for the
Lost llDV.


PHILApGLPutA, Jaauiry 2l-Willism
Westervelt, who was sentenced to seven
years imprisonment on October Q, 1875,
on the charge Of conspiracy 10 kidnsp and
imprIson Charlie r IS, aud extort ran.
som from his family, was released to-day,
having received fifteen months commu
tation for gpnd behavior. WesiervsIt was
the brolher.in law OF william Masher
who with J.Scph Dougl 8, was killed al
Bay Ridge, Long Island, while attempting
to rob the house of Judge Van Brunt. Be.
fore Douglass died he confessed thev were
the ahductors q Charlie Ross. Wester.
welt was induced to come to this city and
tell what he knew abont thu case, aud
was arrested and imprisoned. He stated
that lie does not think the child 10 dead
and believes be will be restored 10 biz
parents. Ho Intends to iollow up a clue
that has never been worked, and Gays Il
he has time he ls certain Of success.
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TG observe that Il. W. Atkinson, ol
this State, special agent Of the Internal
Revenue service, has been distinguishing
himself in Kentucky by his success'ul
RAIDS on Illicit distlling. Mr.. Atkinson Ia
one Of the most effective agents In the EN-
ploy Of the Revenue Department, and re.
cenLy did good service in Louisiana.
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iron aud sttti-1hs iStepsSis 10 b. Abiy
RtnHeaenied.

wLsHtSoroS, January 2l.-Ths hoor
iron Manufacturers have engaged MessrS
shellabGrser and wilson to represent
them in arranging for heatitE 6 beiort
Secretary Sherman ON bic return. Work
men oi The Amalsamated Iron. and see
Association ste alAo represented here, ant
they will Try 10 hAEs Z beating before As
ielant Bee etary French 10 RhoR how thI
impottAuon Of cotton ties at 50 per cent a
HAloEem e2eele wages,
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OLIVER, the mAcalue Republican candi.
dpe lOr U, s Senator 10 Pennsylvania,
is described as "a sort Of political money
raiser aud diSbursinR Sgent on a pretty
large ecale," Perhaps il he moved into
West Virginia and turned Democrat be
would have better luck.
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HopAcG MAY,Rp's vote in the Tennessee
Legislature advanced to lOrty'seveu yes
terdsy. He only lacks four. Now II
Me4rs. Cresap and Depue were only
down there he might indulge hopes Of
ii 1al snCCess.
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nr"'" NJ capt thOtn ~ tIumphSeyS.
NAw Albany January 20.-t,apt. Thos.
iiumph,tys died last pight, aged seventy.
!hteP' lie was known to all the old steam,
ooS'men Of the West aud south, and wS'
Tor many years the business manager nj
NE sieamboat building firm nj D6WsfmGn
4 Humpl lteys, Ot this city, which, in ante
eellnm days, turned out many Of Tia
iHMEest and tinest boats that plied thF
Wts'etn ard S uhetn rivers. lie WA
.. sIeally respected Ills disease was con
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EKw YoRK, January 9l.-TWo men aud
two women have been arrested here on
suspicion Of belonging 10 q secret society
The police. discovered at theit house 4 pro.
gtamms otthe extreme LetroriSts, faction
Of the Nihillsts, which ,ecDmmends mur.
der and inCendiatism Quantities Of fevol.
vsrs, daggets, axes, machinery Tor The
manutaCtute of forged passports, a portion
oi q lecfgt ptiutlng bTesd, AND large
humbsf 81 revolutionary pfoplamaticha
we're also found, Copies oi the pfOClama.
tiOn relative 10 the intended murder Of
the mi lltaty officials In KteH, we're Alsu
found, hnt the OtIns has been prevented
BY the discovery Of the facts above men.
toned, T. fll7f
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Dsa,h ofn rrnmI"rv, S,enbsnvl,,. ma,


men'h ofn rr"mIarnI hteubenViIie man.
GtttcUi Ihu'lay
The subject Of this sketch died at 5!45
lh's morning, at his residence on Upper
Market street, after an illness OF several
weeks, tls disease being asthma. lie was
born in Ireland about forty Hvs years ago,
and came to thiS country when only fifteen
yets VI Rpe, locating In Hartford county,
n, Y. Ater sNi urni there for ten years
he came 10 Stenbenvllle, WhSre he shortly
aietwa'l married Miss llenriStts Stewart
IN! city has been his residence ever since,
lilo leaves two children, Emma and X ib.
ett who, with his wife, deeply mourn
ma death, Hls only other near relatives
Ge his ntuherR, W. B and David Don.
S5luson. llls Iuneral will take place SaLur.
NAV afternoon At two O'clock.
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IcSDoN, January 2l--LeyCdck, Tho
ostsmau, ptaCticed Yesterday 10 shotsham
Hatboh Ths umpire states that there Il
no chance whatever Tor The race between
Haulan and Laycnck 10 be foWed 10 NOR.
row, S9d Inst, I'LL which time II bad Been
postponed, and advises The eohllets 10
meet 10 mottow 10 decide % toe future day
iof the fsce. 20 T71'f'
The date for The pigeon shootine he.
tween CAtvet ard SCntt haA been altered
ittm the hrsi OF Ftb'uAty 10 The seventh
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A SuNBER OF Wheeling persons have
recently settIed in Ida county, Iowa, in
the western part oi that State, Q new
county with only 1882 inhabitants,
Among tlpm arc Alexander Nj. Jacobs and
wm. II Woods, They like the country
Notwithstanding tho Thermometer occa
Souajly gets down to SO degrees below
zero, and Pennsylvania hard coal sells at
$l2 per ton.