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A BAD BIasELL.
He Threatens 20 shoot the Secretary Of
tho Treasury.

bho AEeubuEIs
WARRINGTON, July 30.-Bissell, the ex.
Treasury Agent, who 10 alleged to have
written q letter threatening the life Of
Secretary Window, unless he removed
LAmphere, the Treasury Appointment
Clerk, was at the Treasury to-day, and
created good deal Of sensation. lie saw
the Secretary, and was very profuse In bis
declarations that he had written no such
letter, and that he wSs entirely innocent,
and would not shoot q lamb. The seCre.
lAry listened 10 him, and BiBsell did net
draw bull dog. In the meantime the
Secretary had placed the matter In the
hands Of the Secret Service agents Of the
Department. Chief Brooks had been
searching for tWenty.tour hours before
Blssell appeared. He had gathered from
the fles oil the Department applications
for Office written by The man, who to-day
denied all connection with the threaten.
ing letter. Experts compared the appli.
cations lor Office which were fled by Bic.
sell with the letter containing the threats.
The verdict upAnimously was that the
came man who wrote the application also
wrote the threatening letter. The Secret
Service men are still hunting up some
minor points In the case, but have de.
veloped already enough, In their opinion,
10 warrant the carly arrest OF Blstell Ter
sending threatening letters through the
m all
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A Mo FIND.
A Fortune Of 69,o0o, 900 Inherited By
Former Residents OF BteubenViIie-A
wheeling Lady Interested,

A Fortune Of 100000 Inherited By
Former 1eaidents OF bteubenVIIIe-A
wheeling Lady Interested.
STEuBRNvlLLB, July 3l.-lt all reports
we hear are true, several former citizens
Of this city have struck a big streuk ol
luck through the death 81 . relative In
California, ip the shape Of an inheritance
OF 100000, A scrap Of the history oi
the fortunate ones will show Just how the
thing came about. t4 81 b } o.
Some iOrty.hvv years ago 0 man named
Samuel Prudence, stone cutter by trade,
came 10 THE city, and In course Of time
was united In marriage 10 q Miss Cahill,
aunt Of D. ". CAhill, our present City
Marshal. lie resided 10 stephenvIlle
until bic children, several In number, bad
grown up to be young men and women.
Hethen moved to JRCk kGon county, W. Va
whore he died several years ago. Among
bis children was a son named Hiram, who
was an eccentric character, and will be re.
membered by older citizens % an timer.
ant preacher, which vocation he followed
until within few years of the late war,
when be went SIuth. AT the breaking out
Of the rebellion he entered the Confeder.
ate service, and was with Morgan on his
raid, snd was taken prisoner near this
city. he gave his parole aud went 10 Cali.
fornia, where he got az interest In o psy.
ing gold mine, aud bis fortune at bis
death amounted to The snug sum Of 81. .0OO,.
900, which 10 10 be divided among his
brothers and sisters, and In case Of their
death, 10 their children.
The heirs, as far as we have been able
10 learn, we're William Prudence, OF RA
venswood, ". Va; Samuel Prudence; ot
Canton, o Miss Cotdelia Hunt, OF East
Liverpool, o.; Mrs. Bell Whitaker, whoAe
husband 10 superintendent Of the Wheel.
log, w Va, Cemetery George Hunt, ol
Tusp,rswas county, 9 the children ol
Mrs. Mary A. Hun, deceased, and The
children Of Mr.. PrudenCe's deceased els.
ter, whose place Of residence We have not
learned. .t.e ..-t.
A meeting Of all thoae interested will be
held Ia Wheeling on the let oil next Sep.
tsmber, 10 make out the necessary papers
with proof oil their identity and GLAZING
II 10 said that the proportion each oil The
direct heirs will receive will be abou'
Sl7bOO0,
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INDIAN OurRAGEs.
MsSsaIeros ON the war Path IL New
MeXieO,

Mexico.
DENVER, July SO-The Indians who al.
tackled the two packers near Alamo Canon
on the 10th, have been followed ever
since by Lieutenant Guiltoyle's command,
which, O day or two since, surprised them
in camp. Alter one hours engagement
the Indians fed, leaving their whole camp
outfit, two horses and twelve mules in the
possession Of the soldiers. Two Indians
arp supposed to be killed and several
wounded, but were carried of. The In.
dians fled toward the Rio Grande, and Il
Is supposed, bound for old Mexico. They
were direct from Mescalero Agency, and
number eleven bucks and one Equaw.
Reliable news from Eagle reports the
burning O. q rauche and murder Of .
number Of MeTiOans aud two unknown
miners by Indians near there,
II is thought there are three bands OF
Indians prowling about the country, %
their signal fires were seen from Eagle
last night,
A San Msrclal, New Mexico, special
says: Two Mexicans and two miners
were murdered between San Jose and
Fort MCOrea by IndiAns, who are cup.
posed to be heading from the Black
Rapge.
Company D, Ninth Cavalry, has been
ordered on a scout from Ajejoio. The
CalIente Chief, Name, will probably co.
operate with the MepCAleros II be is
aware they are on the war path.
The RpubRednI Trinidad special says:
At Browns ranch, near here, 10 day Dag
gart, foreman oil Steyenson's ranch, Bhot
and killed one Of Browns sheep herders
and beat another nearly 10 death. Cause
unknown. The murderer escaped.
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MEMPHIS, TASN, July 80 Last night,
near OollletvilIo, Tenn, James Reniro and
]. T. Wilson engaged iu quarrel about
some dogs. owned by Wilson which
had been bowling around the ptemisea ot
Rentfo, Both men talked abetily over
the matter Tor some time, Wilson finally
Leaving, and, going 10 bis home, procured
A mtisSet and at once returned 10 the place
Whete Renito was, ard remarked that the
matter must be tetlled al once. suiting
his Actions to his words, he raised hia mu6'
let and tifed At Reniro without effect,
Wheteupon RsnIto dteS Smith L Yves.
son revolver and Cred four bullets into
The body Of Wilson, killing him Instantly,
Rshiio surrendered himself 10 the author.
ties Tue deceAasd leaves vile aud two
Childten.
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A ab.stly Dlssoysry.

LIr1LR Rock AK, July 3O.-A day or
two since. Mrs. Preston, living on the out.
skirts Of Te1aikana, strolled out into her
kitchen garden, and while examining her
vegetables was as!cnished 10 End q man
standing up Sgainst her fence. Greatly
frightened, she ran into the house ard
gave the alarm. Several persons ran into
The garden, and upon going up 10 the man
found him cold and dead. The body WAS
standing bolt upright, with head and atms
hanging over the fence, and apparently
hOd been there for several days, for the
hair was beginning to fall out An inquest
vas held " she ,,1 coroner, 5ut nothing vas
cation Of lbe deceased. II iS supposed
death was caused by heart disease, 40
there were no marks Il violence on The
hAHV
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mULTIPL1ING nORnO1B
AIIraotInE the AlISnliOn Of the Georgia
state AHIhOFitIes.

ATLANTA, GA, July S0.-Mormonism in
Georgia is attracting the attention Of the
authorities, and the question Is sgitatsd
whether the disciples cannot bs driven
from the State. The infamous doctrine
has obtained . much stronger ioothold and
more adherents than II 10 possible to be-
lisve. and the discovery creates social
alarm and indignation. It has Just been
developed that in White county, In tho
northern part Of the State, there are two
Mormon missionaries who have been
industrlously at work in this section for
twelve months, The community lsiBolated,
and inhabited by people the density oi
whose ignorance 10 reproSch to CiViliIA:
tlon. The results OF the missionaries
efforts were successful in making conyertS,
Reliable information from White county
states that an organisation oi some thirteen
to sixteen members ha8 been perfected,
Q Sunday school OF some forty pupils
established, and day school had been In
contemplation. The missionaries are
ordinary looking men, with no peculiar
gifts or gTaceS. They are preachers, and
from their personal bearing do not impress
the bsholder as men Of plety and good.
ness
They claim great superiority tor the
Book Of Mormon over the holy Scriptures,
and power TO heal the sick, which gives
them influence over ignorant and supsrsti'
tiouS people, Should the general or State
Government fail to suppress these workers
the sentiment OF the educated Clasaes
means extreme measurea In dealing with
the Elders.
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TIl Atlanta, Ga, Exposition, which
opens next month, iS attracting consider.
IbIs Nttntion throughout the Northern
States, Indis likely to include exhibits as
VslHto attract visitors from every sec.
tIou OIL The country. Although denomin.
lled Cotton Exposition, the display Is to
bs sby no means confined to this product
Minerals and woods will form prominent
feature oi the Exhibition, The latter,
which this STATE Is particularly well pre-.
pared 10 contribute, may be exhibited In
luy shape which may suit the fancy or
convenience oI the exhibitor, and in view
Olths groEiug demand for useful woods,
It would seem to be q favorable opportu.
n!ty IOr the same class Of specimens that
lttflcted 30 much attention In our State
exhibit al the PhlladelphiG Exposition.
Beside these, the management asks from
thIS State specimens oI Ito coal and iron
aeS, together with any other minerals
lound 10 paying quantities within It's
limits, There are no entry fees required, /,
ludItes transportation 10 offered, together
with liberal premiums for the most com.
pletO exhibits,
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An ExsetdIhGiy Dangerous COHnteSfSIt
Of the Dollar OF ihN DRddIeB.

An ExsetdInGiy Dangerous COnnteSfSIt
Of the Dollar Of thu DAddIeB.
CHICAGO, LII, Jnly 30.-A dry goods
house Of this city to-day sent to tho Sub.
Treasury silver dollar which is pro.
nouncsd the best counterfeit coin ever
Seen. Ills beautifully made and has .
pligbt iron appearance which 10 often
found Ii The genuine standard dollar II
is silver. plated and acid does not affect II
unless the Autiacs 10 scratched up. The
weight is the marvellous point 10 the de-
cepilon. The counterfeit, 10 II stands,
would pass ID biEe easily, and
its weight would not be detect.
ed on asy but hne tcale.
It weighs 9S per cent oi The genuine,
while lhe average good counterfeit does
not weigh mots than 75 or 30 per cent.
The ring Ia excellent, and The Silvet.plAt-
Ing hes obvlAted the Usual greasy feeling
In counterfeit silver dollars. The Coiu d
almost perfect, and will undoubtedly
create much trouble in business circles.
The date Of the coin is 1878, although thal
may be changed In The future by the
makers. Tbete is reason 10 believe, from
The Cateiul execution oi this piece, thai
The UOuntefieitefs are piepaiiDg 10 above
these coins e1tentiVely. The experts al
The Huh Tteatury ptonUut Ced Il the tnosl
dAn nsetOu1 counterfeit dollar that has ever
appeatet
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prOfL by'

lpR1loS Of letter written by Gov.
r,.>,ou, Of this State, to q gentleman rsSid'
lain PhlIippi, Barbour county, is pub
,,S,d IN The las, issue Of the JeBsrSOntan
Ths Governor, referrihgto recent acts Of
l,r.upes on the part Of the 80 called
"R.l Men" Of that county, writes that
tbs Executive Department will aid the
eouuly officials to the extent Of Ito full
cover in bringing to justice all known vi
ol,,or Of the law, mo matter how strong
,hs combination nor Of whom composed. F"
He also says he has written the Attor'
nav General on the subject and requested
him 10 offer his services in the premises.
This taken in connection with the fact
that some dIty offenders belonging to the
lsV.a organization complained OF have
already been indicted in Barbour county,
looLs like business, and II the programme
n announced is carried out, we shall have
le.S occasion to chronicle outrages com.
uilIsd under the pretence Of regulating
public morals by these Selt.Constituted reg
uliOu
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nRs. DIR. SUSAN EDISON
interviewed In Regard to the PrssIdsl
Case-Hom@opAIhy Not IN Iho CAII

interviewed IN RSEnrd TO the PFssidSnTl
CAss-Hom9OpAihy Not IN the Case.
WAsHIHaToN, July 50. -MiS. DR.. Susan
Edison, in an interview about the Prssi
dents case said:
"Hs has gotten to thinking about some
thing good to eat Alter taking hil beef
juice Ss often - was offered to him in the
morning, be got tired ol II, ard toward
evening said: 'I'm sick and tired OF this
liquid food, want something . little
more like eating"
"Did he get itP" {
mo, ws did not want 10 give him any,
thing solid so late in the day, and when
he was told that he said, well, oil right.
Suppose start with something Substan,
tiAl Tor breakfast tomorrow morning,
Then he proceeded TO arrange bis bill Of
fare within the limits that would be al
lowed. II seems rather q good indica'
ton Of O return OF strength when he can
anticipate bis wants In this manner,
"He does not complain CT the wound
hurting him, and he 10 lying on 1t all the
time, The physicians asked him him yes
tsrday II the dressing Of the wound hurt
him, aud he answered: No, not very
much Even II 1t did, he would not com.
plain, He has atood everything without
q murmur, throwing the whole reSpopsl'
btlity Of bis case on his physicians. He
does everything they order with willing.
ness, Has not taken any sr e ,lhetic, and
he would not probably take any II the
taking out Of the bullet was commenced,
He has Q kind Of dread, ! think, OF ~ - IS.
thetiCS In Sny form, and | believe he
would have atood II Just "a we'll II the
local application Of the spray had not
been made on Sunday, His control ol his
mental powers 10 such that he can Cou.
vince himself that he doea NOT feel pain,
and, under those circumstances, he does
not"
"Your system OF practice does not Ad.
nit Of Rtlmllapts In any form, does ~"
"Noi but the homR >pathio spkool,
while.it has representatives In the persons
Of DR., Boynton aud myself In the sick
room, has nothing to do with the treat
ment the President has received. We are
both there 10 friends more than physi.
CianI, and do not interfere In any way In
the treatment, and do not propose TO. As
] have before said, all the credit OF It will
belong to the phyliplanS who hAYe been
In charge. 10 what ! have done In TO-
gard to nursing the President | have Ap,
piled common sense plan that
10 no more The outcome oil one school
than Of another. II 10 the result oil my
extended experience, and everything
have done or suggeated has met the ap.
proval OF the physicians, II 1t did not ]
would not have done anything. Over d
sick man 10 no place to have fight OF any
kind, and while have not had The time or
the desire TO fully post myself about the
row that 10 going on between certain ply
sClanS who are not attending the FreSi'
dent and those who are, think tine whole
thing Is dipgraCOiul. II any medical ethiCs
have been violated the proper time to ar.
range II is after the siCk man has improved.
The proper place is elsewhere than the
sick room.
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MhliIni,ar i.nnl,.

wAsHiSdroN, July 3O.-There ia another
delay Ia the Whitaker case. This time
Guiteau is responsible. The voluniil Gus
record Of the Uouri.maftiAl, II will be re-.
membefsd, had been placed 10 The hands
Of General Swain for review before being
submitted 10 the President. II may be
months, no doubt, before Swain Can either
review II OF the President pass on IL.
Mean while Whitaker remains Ia the
aftny GsA cadet, although II Ia an open
secret that the verdict OF tile COutt.inaftial
IL that be should be dismissed the service,
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A Bsilsf that EIis new torpedo Boat IL
for the RAhiAna.

for the ReniAnB.
NEw YoRK, July Sl.-WilllAm DiCksy.
drauphtSmsn and engineer, who knows
John Holland, the inventor Of the nys.
terions torpedo ram now lying In The bay
here, says 4 submarine boat was built for
Holland 10 1879
II was q success, hut II was slowed
away ii The Pa6sAlc River. The money
Tor lie purchase was furnished BY John
]. Breslln-tho Dprbe Of Fenian Skitm.
isher
HollAnd'S torpedo ram now here Is
much larger A man could breathe alt
In II over and over again for An hour or
two Under water BY % invention Of
HolAnd1 for purifying air. There Ia a pc.
cuilAf trap III the bottom OF the boat,
through which a man can slide when al
the bottom OF the river aud walk on The
river bed Ut on the deck OF q suhken YES.
sel. Holland has specially constructed 4
diving suit for this purpoee, and can leave
bic boat moofed forty feet from the aif
and walk about with an aiF tube Ia. hiS
boat Many persons believe HollAndS
mysterious boats we're manu- faCIured iof
the Feniahs.
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WASHtSeToN, July SO.-A large deleEa.
ton OF Indians from tribes Of the North.
west will arrive here on the 10Th Of Aug
ust, To consult with the Indian Depart.
ment about the division oil lands In sever.
atty, and other questions Of interest 10
the tribes.
The delegation will consist OF Standing
Bear, two other PonCa chiefs from DAko.
ID, Little Ohiei and two other Ohsyenhes
and Arapahoes, several chiefs from tie
Standing Rock Agency, three chiefs from
Pine Ridge Agency, Spotted Tail and
Observation-Disclosures Red Cloud
and two other Grows from Red Olnud
Agency, three 0mahas and three Whine.
bSpoa,
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Midnight Assassination eta PSaceabIe
Woman NJ HAinbFIdKe, aSotKia,

Midnight Assassination eta PSaeeable
Woman at BainbFidEe, Georgia.
ATLANTA, GA, July S0D-BRinbrldgs 10
excited over horrible murder, to which
20 satisfactory clew can be found. Mrs.
Martha A. Brockstt retired night before
last In her peacesble home, which two
hours later was alarmed by q terrific 70.
port Of shotgunB. Her sister ruphed In
fIom an adjoining room and heard the
poor woman say, II am shot to pieces. !"
Her bed was near ON open window, and
the assasslns had put their guns within q
lev feet Of her body and fred, and she
was riddled with buckBhot, two Of which
passed entirely through her body and
grszed the face OF q little child sleeping on
the other side. The next morning the
tracks Of two men In their stocking feet
were traced out into the road and there
lost,
No more dastardly murder ever black.
ened the criminal annals Of Georgia. Mrs.
Brockett was q peacsable woman, who
rented a little farm to tenants on shares,
and the only persons suspected Of ill.ieel.
Ing toward her are some men In the
county against whom che appeared as o
witness 10 q trial 0 year ago. No other
evidence OonneOts them with the murder,
hut they will probably be arrested.
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~ L. baleOlnl @th Inst,
Demand has been somewhat careful
again and buyers selected close, 10th su to
quantity and quality, while on cost there
was some ctowding, with an occspiena!
gam on odd lots, Manufacturers, In fact,
are In a position at tbemomsnt to feel and
set li!Ile independent and can shop
mound Y lor all the advantages the market
= llkeIY to give them. Some holders
NeAten, nnqneSionably, under the allow
Saaiassef ~ Y OF the demand but the maiority
SS ~. ISs w. a yeI appear greatly alarmed, nor
sii,te N. W. reports oil a general desire 10 re.
i..N Su,s u any way well founded. Advioes
%Ssa. %.m sae Interior are strong, and this in.
' SuCes holders TO assume A steady tome ia
t6.1 6Iy Eases, though with an admission
;SsIi, ,SS the rates they ask cannot be
,sA'.'ea, IS For Ohio Y and above, 43c is
y, III f1le qnoted, but IL Is thought
T.. is WIZ baV. Foreign aCc1unts show moth.
~ ~ u special interest, and the markets
SO.ySl SSsI.i appear to be In much the same
Sa.l "Sl'.Ioh . as our own. Sales duriug the
Is". uCeA ,a ,emoiaCe 10Y 10000 lbs medium Ohio Al
W. tVVD fine \ do at 43c; 5000 lbs
Wis.gah WitVulgah At 4Oc; 1000 lbs fine an washed
S.s,0ln M A. 2Sc; small lots Southern, medi.
a sSlI1iM.sz.IA29c: 1900 lbs spring California
X. K 10lSltc $1,000 lbs do at 2SasiG; 5000
a. SS,pnng \, ~ texIR at q 27lc; 25,0O0 lbs do
l0GS lttlatyGi 10000 lbs fall do 2la23c;
Nv LOG old Western Texas Al 100; 8 GOD
HSSVHn'ed St0Tc; 1000 lbs spring Texas,
RTylos II, N,is % do, IA COO lbs do do, 10000
Ss,sg S,vnio \ and above, $500 lbs exttA
a 5ns1, ~ goo !bs No. | do, AZ 900 lhs lAtnb'l
CIV lbs Western super and $500 b
Ss.,.o Ssv,ldo pulled, on private terms.
'Ss.i'it'n Reporter.
a,, wool i' looking up. The farmers att
"'''nlned not TO 'ell theit clips unlesi
s. m,y get at least IoFiy Eve cents. sOmt
m,I,men my men, agents from a distance, havt
ots,i.'nel 'nelf appearance around this region
M, S!S iofty,lwo cents, and lev AellSts 4
hSiIptee' We have no sales TO report a
an, lDs ", '1ten place in Bfoohe county sine
~. ,@s l'sue,-Pdn Handle NArt.
,a.i9 Ie lAfmers Of Washinston count
6nsw.u 6vU.u oe glad to have a visit from thes
IA sTN m.iG men, that Ia II they have the none
~'e' melt engagements.
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81. PAUL, July Sl.-A Bismarck, D. T.,
special 10 The Pioneer Pre-" pSy.: The
steamer General Sherman, with Sitting
Bail on board, arrived al BllmatCk 10 day, =,
and Sitting Bull was given bis fret view
Of locomotive. lie IAid be didn't want
10 see any more Of the iron hoiAS, and
wouldn't tide on the tpttlAl car which
the manager and superintendent oil the
Northern Pacific lendefed the party 10
Transport them to The hotel. After spending
the day Al Bismarck the boht let for
Standing Rock, bn' tied up iot the niYht
IN enLy six miles shove BienIaiGk.
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nkN hunetvAL tNaIRUnENts.
An Eieetfio Apparatus for Loeatisk tb
Bali ID the P1ssideht's BOdJ.

An Eieetfio Apparatus for LoeAtlsR the
Bali Id the PEssidOht's BOdy.
Niw YoRk, July Sl.-when Dr.. Hamil.
ton returned from bis last visit to Wash.
inRton be ordered made an improved
electric probs and other special surgical
ihsttumeats, The electric probe has 4
bell attached, 90 that when The bead Of
the probe comes In contact with the ball
the bell 10 sounded by means OF 4 battery
and the location Of the ball liked. -.
Dr.. Wales, sutgeon General ef the Navy,
recently ordered an Anliseplic AomiIef,
which 10 used PARTICULAR! In cares Oi gun
ehot wounds. II 10 A steam apparatus tc
blow fine spray ol 1Alicylic acid 10 {
dtessinS on wounds. Itii arranged with
an alcohol lamp Snd flexible spray tube
II destroys floating spores and heal
Wounds without the formation Of pue.
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Coax, July 3l.-An old gentleman
named swahton was Rteh Al nest Bally
Dehob and niortAlly wounded His car
drivers hat was nddlsd with bnIle's.
sWAnton tecently ob'aihed an tjtclnent
decree against a lAboret
The sttike Of the lsbbIefa II extending
In Cuuniy Cork.
ssven mestrgs we're held In different
parie Il the EQUALITY to-day In support VI
The dem I'd Tor iLclGaSsd wages.