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woman's True Friend.

A friend in need is friend indeed. This
none can deny, especially when assistance
is rendered when one is sorely afflicted with
disease, more particularly those complaints
and weaknesses so familiar to our female
population. Every woman should know
that Electric Bitters are womanis true
friend, and viii positively restore health,
even when all other remedies fail. A sin.
gle trial always proves our assertion. They
are pleasant 70 the taste, only cost fifty
cents bottle. Sold by Logan 4 Co.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE
Nature.

The Most Recent News Of % Personal
Nature.
Prof. W. X. Pendleton has gone on q
business trip to Indiana.
viii Clemens, of Saline county, No, is
in the city visiting friends.
Alex. Campbell, Jr., of Bethany, is in the
city, the guest OF Richard Campbell.
7. y. James, of Kansas city, a prominent
crockery and glassware dealer, is at the
Mcclure.
Wm- Bricelsnd, the oarsman, leaves for
Canada this afternoon, to recuperate his
failing health.
Mrs. Mary J. Puryis, of Roseland, La, is
the guest of Mrs. Margaret c. Pendleton, on
Twelfth street
Mr.. Wilson, of Short Creek, was visiting
friends in the city, yesterday. He reports
all crops good.
Miss Sadie Logan aud Misses Mary and
Callie Beall were guests of the Mcclure
House, yesterday. 90
Mr.. Frank Hearne, yesterday, went to
Cleveland In that city he will meet his
family from Saratoga. and together they
viii make an extended southwestern trip
Social at Zane street NJ. E. Church to-
morroY nisht
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Floods.

NV LEXINGTON, O., August THE
heaviest flood that this place has known
for fifty years came along last night. l!
rained hard for one hour or more, and
Rush Creek became so high that The water
entered some thirty or forty dwellings, and
was several feet deep in some OF them.
Women and children fed or were carried
screaming from houses, and there was
great alarm. Bridges were washed away
and railroads considerably damaged.
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Destructive storm In virsinia.

LYNcHDrRG, Va, August 7.-Heavy rains
in this vicinity and the southern portion
of the State to-day Many Of the smaller
streams are causing great damage TO crops,
fencing and property. Near Crockett,
Wythe county, seven hundred yards Of the
Norfolk and Western railroad track were
washed out The Richmond and Allegheny
also suffered considerably, delaying trains
and making q transfer necessary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-08
The observation-disclosures Tornado.

LITTLE Rock, August 7.-Information Is
received Of q tornado that passed over
portion of Ouachita county Wednesday
evening The wind moved in southwest
course fifty miles an hour, and near . place
called Lone Tree Ferry, on the Ouachits
river, q tree was blown across o tent COD
tanning q man named Walton, his wife and
four children. The wife was killed ard
one child badly hurt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-08

SESDusKY, August while VIM. Rhode,
aged eighteen years, was rowing in Q boat
near one OF the docks here, . boy who was
in swimming accidentally capsiEed the
boat by catching hold Of one Of the oars.
Rhode was thrown into the water, and be
ing unable to swim was drowned. His
body was recovered.
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IN THE WARREN FIELD.
Tanks Struck by LiEhtsiag-wells Gs.
ing Down.

WARREN, Pa, August during the
thunderstorm yesterday afternoon light
ming struck twelve hundred barrel tank,
IN subdivision eleven, lot 6l9, Van Worm.
er lease. The tank was about 800 feet from
the derrick, and between them was . filled
Coo bsrrel tank. The tank, with eleven
hundred barrels, was consumed. When
the tank fell two lead pipes stood
up in the air and spouted streams OF burn
ing oil fifty feethigh. Wellwas doing twelve
hundred at the time. Stop cocks right at
the fire and supply could not be controll.
ed. Two other pipes were led to Fertig
tankage division seventeen, and production
led that direction shutting 1t partly from
fire and flames were smothered. Fisher
BROS on els, putting down important test
we'll to east Of Belt Jockie Bros, 5Si,
should be in this week.
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A Word 70 Sufferer.

All persons suffering from Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Loss Of Voice, or any
affection of the Throat and Lungs, are re.
quested to call at Logan & Co.'S Drug Store
and get 10c Trial Bottle Of DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, which
will convince them of its wonderful merits
and show what a regular dollar bottle will
do. Call early.
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Gymnast Dr0Wned.

NASHVILLE, KY, August 7.-Saturday al
ternoon q young man connected with the
United States census, made Q balloon as
cension seated on tfapeze bar. The bal
loon collapsed and he was drowned. He
was o native OF England. Name not given.
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stock De..royel sy . MsA Deg.

NEVADA. Mo. August Jerry white,
large stock raiser OF this county, will lose
over $1,000 worth OF horses, cattle and
mules which were bitten by Q mad dog.
His fifteen. yesr.old daughter was also bit.
ten the same day by the rabid beast, but
the prompt application Of . maidstone has
probably saved her life.
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Rfllen faa Mise.

CINCINNATI, August IA Wsshinst@
Ind, special says powder exploded in the
Dutch coal mine to-day. fatally tnturinl
George Weaver and boy named ,Aipefl
Hamar. The accident Vas esussd Dy tos
b0Y'a cAYelellnk4s. go. 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-08

The BEST SALyx In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures Piles. It il guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
Price Is cents per boz. For sale by Logan
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M1eeIins &ksistt1
TUESDAY. AUGUST $. 1852.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index TO New Advertisements.

For Sale-Second Hand Safe.
Notice.. Mendel & Co.
Base Ball-Standards Is, Riversides.
SilYerware-Miller Il Franzheim.
Go to Bridge Corner Grocery. II.
Diehl < Co.
Valley Star Cook Stove-B Fisher & Son.
Tin and Japaned Ware-G. w. JOhnson's
Sons.
Painters and Builders Supplies-W. 4.
Wilson.
Ladies' Fine Shoes. 7. Stone.
Don't You Forget lt-Tidal Wave Sa-
loon.
White Vests-T. c. Moffat i Co.
Insect Powder-R. II. List
The Victor FlOur-Edward Reid.
Great Bargains in Carpets-G. Mendel *
Co.
Ice Cream-Thos. +. Heyman.
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, August 81 A. N.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio Valley and lake re-
gion. partly cloudy weather and local rains.
southwest to northwest winds, stationary
or higher baromer, stationary or slight fall
in temperature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-08

DEsHLrR, o., August Word has Just
reached here OF o sad accident FIVE miles
north of here, yesterday afternoon. Two
small sons of Nicholas Dennis, aged four
and six years, were lying on a bed playing
with loaded revolver, when the elder boy
shot the younger through the head, killing
him instantly.
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NV YORK, August 7.-Richard K. Foi
ssys the opinion Of cc.Porstior eo1 aHst
vim not Hrsvsn. ne ;.,anf.; 1900
the police from interfering II talked o.
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A Mi.erably B.a M.rks.a..

CARNI, Ill, August Joshua James.
living above town came in and commenced
suit against Enoch on an account, and this
morning the son went TO the old mans and
attempted TO shoot him, but he missed his
mark and killed dog.
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NtaAhed % &C HearS,

LOUISVILLE, August Ian Eminence:
KY, special says: Jos. Iouden, sfespect-
able farmer, had difficulty with eam Col
Inns, Louisville rough. They we're seps.
den, stsbbing him through the hart Cob
Inns escaped. III
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The R.t,Ie...ke ass,.. W.,

NEW York, August PROF Worth, who
was bitten by rattlssnake several weeks
ego, was finally compelled to have his
thumb amPutated ten days ago. He has
since gained twenty pounds, and to-day
goes out for the first time.
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PrrrsBrRsH, August lit II reported,
tonight, that the Etns Iron Works q
Shsrpsburg. will resume operationsi In atev
days, with non-union men. 1t u also said
the old Wharton Mill, on the South Side.
will shortly resume under the same plan.
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a RffelUle Ceuuty shoOe1ng.

PARKERssusg, w. Va. August 7.-At Q
picnic at DEVILS Hale, 10 Richie county,
on Saturday, John Bradley, who hsd been
trying to stop fight between Jerry Deeu
snd smother man, vas shot In the back ~
Deem. The wound In aid 10 b mortal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-08

COMPOSED of the best tonics, iron aud
cinchona, with we'll known aromatics, Is
Browns Iron Bitters. 1tcures indigestion,
and all kindred diseases
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q sf.te Pretsx H.rd Pre.se4.

LITTLE Rock, August 7.-Stats Treasurer
Woodruff has advertised for sealed pro.
posals for hundred thousand dollar loan
for twelve months, TO meet the expenses
of the State government Bids viii be re-
ceived till the 10Th inst. stsr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-08

A SURE cure for impoverished blood, pim-
pies, and sallow complexion, is Browns
Iron Bitters. II viii produce q healthy
color, smooth skin, and is absolutely not
injurious
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CAAoes, n. Y. August 1.-The Ha!negy
mills reopensd. this morning. oot ouV
seventy operators rssume4 Won.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-08

, A NICE fitting shoe makes q pretty foot
German Corn Remover makes it comfort
able. Druggists. EE
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GAIAD, NE, August Fired. Ripley,
aged forty. . mill employe, drank large
quantity Of ice water last night, and died
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-08

Go OUT to Seiberts Garden, either day or
night, If you want recreation and fresh sir.
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SPORTING MATTERS.


SARATOGA, August First race, three
quarters of mile, Disturbance FIRST Minnie
d. second, Colonel sprague third. Time,
LIS.
second race, one and sone-fourth miles,
four starters, Creosote drawn-Jim Nelson
first. Force second, Long Taw third. Time
2:1lX.
Third race, selling, ten starters. Maniac
and Wildfre drswn-Baby first, Churchill
second; No time taken.
YeSferdnyss Rase RAIL-
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MIS-. CHARLES DIZZY, Pittsburgh, says,
she had Chronic Catarrh badly. PEsUSA
cured her perfectly.
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90. James Hotel. August 2, ISIS

SOCIAL at Zane street N. z. Church to.
morrow night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-08

PLENTY Of amusements ut Seibert's Gar
den. Go out and you will be pleased. Re-
freshments Of all kinds served.
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Ms. F. SINNERING, Millersville, Pa, had
Ozena and Chronic Catarrh. PERUNA cured
her entirely. r.. r..
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thermometer Record.

Go 10 the Mcclure House cigar stand
Tor the finest Imported Cigars.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

SOCIAL at Zane street NJ. +. Church TO.
morrow night,
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As taken at Schnepfs Opera House drug
store:
MONDAY.
7A.s.r2S.SP.N. JPN TAME G.SPM. Jpn.
96 y ~ ~ 80 81 81 -
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Social at Zane street NJ Z. Church to-
marrow night.
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BuckIeo,. ArD1c. s.ix.

Social at Zane street NJ. E. Church to
morrow NIGHT
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-18
PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIS, November 17th.-Passed hers TO-
day, TO arrive in Sacramento tomorrow
5. l.. Sanders, Bingham, Utah c. L. New.
ton, Sacramento; NJ. +. Winebreur, Butte
o; j. NJ. Harris, Miss NJ. J. Houghton,
Ohio; Henry Rhodes and daughter, La
Crosse, Wis; G. q. Charlton and wife, Mar.
shalltowD, Ia; Frank Weber, J. L. Sanford.
+. H. Schuize, Thos. j. Moves and wife,
Geo. h Fuller, Thos. A. Howell and wife, j.
q /. Ruster, New York City 4. L. Lane.
w. III. II. Lane, Melbourne, Australia; W.
r. Wild, Loveland, Cat; Mira. j. W. JoGes,
Miss Daisey Jones, B ,nicis Cal; f. J. Da-
Wis, England Gen. NJ. R. Morgan and FAM
lily, U. ). q; Mr.. and Mrs. +. Hamilton,
Mrs. A. +. [. Worley, San Francisco; VIM.
ii. Burns, May Belle, New York; Miss Car
RE r. Brown, San Joss; DR.. Huntoon and
family, Sacramento Sam Wing, Denver,
Col; Mrs. Il. b. Lsphsm and daughter, New
Bedford, Mass; L. Il BCrlap and family.
burlington, "; u. W. Littis6eld. 5. B.
knight, Philadelphia; +. NJ. Haskell, Tue
son, Arizona; @. B. Kiaman, st. Louis,
Mo-; d. B. Felsenheld, San Diego George
+. Peabody, Brooklyn, n. Y W. r. Nor
rlson, Dundee; so emigrant passengers, in
Guiding 81 males, to arrive in Sacramento
November 10 h.
NEwHALL, November 17sh.-Passed here
to-Gdts W arrive III Dan L FanClscO To morrow ::
i. w. Bliun and wife, Tombstone; c. H.
King, San Diego; A. q. Brown, Fort Worth,
Tex; 0. 7. Knight, Calaveras: c. W. Pike,
San Francisco; &. l.. Dixon. Oakland j.
Q. Eastman. wife and child, Las Vegas, n.
NJ; W. NJ. Kane, Tucson; John Msagher,
W. n. Wilson, San Francisco; Joseph A.
Ia!uskie, Tucson; U. Buckdeschel, San
Francisco; Geo. Harmon aod wife Illinois ::
DR.. Fisley, c. II. Watts. Tue on; c. H.
Hicks, Los Angeles; T. Gilroy, Tucson r.
H. Rawles, Mendociuo; T. T. Feelye. Ohio !;
Edwin Curl, A. w. Bawle, San Francisco |;
A. j. Wagner, Ventura.
OMAHA, November 17th.-L.eft here to-day.
to arrive in Sacramento November 2lst !:
NJ. Chapman and wife. Avery Bishop and
wife, Hudson, OHIO James Mansur, CIevs-
land; G. W. Snyder, U s. N; C. w.
Knowles, wife and child. Portland, Or; NJ
g. Emery and wife, Washington H. l..
Dodge sad wife, Miss Moliie d iqe. w. J.
Somers, San Francisco Mrs VIM. r. Vii.
las, Burlington, VT; Edwin Scott and wife,
John Scott and nephew, Baltimore Capt O.
Pierce and wife, Newhuryp0rt, NJ So; F.iE.
Southard and wife, Brooklyn Il Mclean,
Englsnd.
Thirty through emigrants left on last
nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra-
mento November 24sh
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-18
THE REVENUE MARINE.

The officers OF the Revenue Marine Ser
vice, which is under the cognizance of the
Treasury Department, are very much exer-
cised over a proposition by the Navy De-
partment to secure an Act of Congress at
the next session for the gradual absorption
OF the corps into the navy in other words,
| to utilize 1t as an avenue for the advance
paent of the younger officers of tie navy.
From time TO time the duties of the service
have been increased, and It's field of op=T-
ations extended, until from merely actlr.s
as an additional security for the protection
OF the revenue, numerous important trusts
have been intrusted to its care. In time
Of peace It suppresses smuggling, assists in
enforcing quarantine and the neutrality
laws, aids the civil authorities in captur-
ing criminals coming from Europe subdues
mutinies, fires and piracy, en!Urces obedi-
ence to the laws governing commerce,
looks after the interests OF the Govern
ment in relation to timber lands, attends
to buoys that have been misplaced, and
sees that keepers of lighthouses discharge
| their duties. The revenue marine dates
| from March 81, 1871, when it was estab-
lished with feet of ten vessels specially
built armed and equipped by Act of Con-
gress, and offioered by men who fought
side by side with the naval heroes of the
Revolution. Alexander Hamilton origin
ated the plan of a revenue cutter service
through his efforts the first vessels bearing
the revenue flag were launched and by his
recommendations the officers were regular
ly nominated by the President, confirmed
| by the Senate, and commissioned precisely
as were army and navy othcers. Commo-
doTe Edward PFeble first saw actual service
as commander of the revenue cutter Pick
erIng. The present revenue marine service
has feet of thirty.six vessels SBd less
| than |, 600 officers and men. In 1881 these
vessels cruised 800, 600 miles, boarded and
examined 80, 600 vessels, seized or reported
over 3 600 for violation of laws, rescued
AS vessels in Distress valued at s. Coo
600, and saved l4l lives. The Sec
rotary of the Treasury assigns stations to-
the different revenue vessels, determines
the number and relative rank of officers,
rates and number of petty officers, aeamen
and others to be employed on board, and
| designates the Collector under whose su-
perintendency each vessel shall be placed.
The cruising grounds of revenue vessels are
designated by the Secretary of the Treas.
ury. Many naval officers have served in
the revenue marine. In the early years Of
the service officers were permitted to en-
ploy their slaves on board in the capacity
of stewards, cooks, servants and even sea-
men. The cabins and wardrooms were
fitted up at the expense OF the officers at.
tached to the cutter The Captain fur.
nished the rations for the crew, kept the
pay-rolls, and was the disbursing officer.
In 1882 the service was reorganlzed, the
present system of payments and supplies
adopted, and many abuses corrected.
Within few years the grade of cadet has
been created, ard revenue marine school
ship detailed, and thus the service is Off
cered.
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| VIENNA, November 17th.-Much alarm
was caused yesterday by an incidental re-
mark In Won Pieuner's speech to the Dslega-
uons In GIu ling TO private information
given to the Delegations by Count Ksiuosky.
MlnIstsr Of Foreign Aff4irs, Won Pienner
begged the Government not to give way TO
wsrlike tendencies, but to preserve peace at
any Price, except that of dishonor. Il is
generally thought he alludes to the possibility
OF war with Russia in the spring.
Fearful Explosion OF Dynamite.
LONDON, November 17sh.-A fearful ex.
plosion of dynamite occurred this morning at
the works in Burryport, Llaneliy, Wales, TO-
startly killing three girls and two men, and
wounding several others.
Heavy Damage by Fire.
LONDON, November 17th.-Six Of William
| Whieeley's draper shops in Westbourne
Grove ware damaged by fire to day to the
extent Of 500 COO.
GFevy Urged TO Resign.
PARIS, November 17sh-President Crew
is urged to resign, as tie only means to pro-
long his life.
Fire In FraRce-A Teacher and Eight
Children Burned TO iSeath.
PARIS, November 17th-A fire to-day de-
stroyed the Council buildings, school build
lngs and office st Groom, near Guimpar A
teacher and eight children persisted in the
flames.
Great Magnetic Storm in Europe.
LONDON, Novenbe- l75h.-A g1ea5 mag
retic storm is prevailing on the Continent
aad throughout The United Kingdom, Caus-
ing serious interruption to kilograms
Decided to support tha Ministry.
PARIS, November 18th AT the meeting
OF the Chamber of Deputies to-day the fol-
10 Hers Of Gambetta decided to support the
Ministry by vote of confidence in the budget
Interpolation.
Convicted and Sentenced.
Dublin, November 17th.-Patrick Casey
has bsen found guilty of tue murder OF the
Joyce family, and sentenced to be hanged
December 18th.
suieiman DaOHd's Evidence.
CAIRO, November l7th.-The evidence of
Suleiman Dsoud, that Arab Pasha ordered
him to set Alexandra on fire and murder the
khedive, is generally discredited. Sultan
Pasha denies meeting Suieiman Da0ud on
his way to R2mleh Palace to murder the
Kncdive.
Powder Magazine Struck by lightning
KuFds Excited.
COEsTANTINoPLE, November l7th.-Iight-
ming struck and exploded powder magazine
in the fortress at Scutari yesterday, doing
much damage, but causing no loss of life.
The arrival of Abdullah at Nusual has
excited the Ottoman KuEds, and Turkish
force has been sent TO preserve order.
Valuable Colt.
LONDON, November 17th.-J. r. Ksens's
colt, FOxhali, has been put in the pciya.e sale
list. The amount asked is $50, 900.
Victory for the Government Forces.
ECUADOR, November 17th The Govern
ment forces won battle at Chambo, a small
village 40 miles north of Guayaquil. The
President has ordered six days mourning
for the killed.
DiphtherIa.
ST. JOHN On. b., November 17th-Diph-
liberia is very prevalent in this locality.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-18

HEDGEHOG AND SPONGE-CAKE.- I heard
once a most ludicrous story of her carrying
off, fdute de alieu1, hedgehog from a place
where the creature was pet Of the porter,
and was running tame about the hall, as
Lady Cork crossed it to get into her car.
riage. She made her poor memory ,"
seize up the pUiokly beast, but, after dIiv-
ing a few miles with this UNPLEASANT spiked
foot.warmer, she found means to dispose of
II at a small town, where che stopped to
change horses, 10 a baker, to whom che
gave it in payment for sponge-cake, as
suring him that hedgehog would be IN
valuable in his establishment for the de-
struction of black beetles, with which she
knew, from good authority, that the prem.
ises Of bakers were always infested. y Mrs.
hemble's "reminiscences.
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NEVADA.


VIRGINIA, November 17th.-Oa probing
the wGund of Denis Sullivan, shot last rie ht
by VIM. Miller, the ball was found TO have
gone downward instead of upward into the
mouth, 1t struck under the chin, passed
down to the collsrhone. then glanced round
and lodged in the muscles Of the back. mar
rowly missing the large artery and veins of
the neck. l. is quite dangerous wound.
Miller was struck IN the right breast, and the
bullet passed round the shoulder bone and
lodged In the muscles 81 the right arm, from
which it was cut out. Miller has been ar
frosted, and this afternoon gave bail in the
sum Of s. 600. AS to the cause of the trouble
there are conflicting stories, but both sides
| agree that it grew out Of the appearance OF
| Sullivan On the floor Of the ballroom with
his hat on and smoking a cigar.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-18

Some time ago shoemaker named Long.
horn, OF Eastoft, near Crowle volunteered
his services as an executioner His services
were net then accepted, but few weeks
ago, when Marwood would, it was sup
posed, be engaged at Liverpool, Lonehorn's
services were enlisted for the execution of
Hynes, the murderer at Cork. Mzrwaod
however, was able to attend, and performed
the duties Of his Office. Longhorn. il an.
pears, was primitive Methodist local
preacher, and on account of his " having
accepted az offer to hang a man at Cork T"
his name hiss been struck off the preach
ers' plan. Longhorn iustifes his action BY
quoting divine law Cardiff Mail