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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-14

WASHINGTON, D. O., April 1S-The Ma
tional Republican Committee has .unani-
monsly agreed that its call shall provide
lorseCuringto the several Congressional dis.
trisss the right TO elect theirown delegates,
and only the methods or rule for carrying
out this purpose remained to be deter
mined. /.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-14
Not in rhl. coun,ry. CenlIemon.

TuRNEn's FANS, MASS, April i3.-The
Irish Catholics Of this village decided to
boycott g. l.. Rist, u member Of the grand
jury which indicted for mansiaughter Da,
yid McMillep, who shot Father Mccarthy
The hoycotters think MuAIillen should
have been indicted on the charge OF mur.
der. Father PaFcell told the people that
lsist had asked an improper question in
the grand jury room.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-14

sPeCiAI DSpAIth 10 tho lntcIIgenccr
WASHINGTON, April lS-Secretary Hunt
said today that he woull'leaye ior his new
position in Russia on the first OF May next.
lie will be relieved Of his desk in the Navy
Department on next Monday, ut which
time Secretary Teller proposes to take the
direction Of affairs in the Department Of
the Interior.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-14

WAsnSdroS, Pa, April iS.-Ruth's de.
falcation will probably amount 10 seventy.
five or eighty thousand dollars, but the in
vestigation is not completed. In one in.
stance the hank bud a credit OF $4,000
with the Penn Bank OF Pittsburgh, but
Ruth had checked out $4,000. fIe has
been placed under arrest Tor embezzle-
ment, on oath Of one Of his bondsmen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-14
FRUIr Ann GRAM.
Illinois Wheat neporl-Tbe Fate of the
Fruit Crop.

CHICAGO, April lS.-Reports to the State
Board Of Agriculture show thut there sell
dom was better showing for winter wheat
than on April Gst. Five hundred core
spondents have been heard from. The
condition in the northern division Of the
State promises an increased yield, . per
cent greater yield per acre. An average
yield Is promised in the central division,
and an increase Of three per cent in the
southern division. There is percentage
Of about 6 per cent flooded out, and Z to 10
per cent winter killed In each division.
JEREERsoSyItLR, IND, April lS-The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-14
ReIIer f,lf EIoal Su,rerers.

ST. LOUIS, April l3.-The steamer CITY
Of Cairo Of the Anchor Line which left for
VicEsburg this afternoon, took down 10000
government rltions for flood sufferers in
the State Of Mississippi, and the steamer
City Of Helena which leaves tomorrow,
viii take down the same amouas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-14

BAtrfHonE, April lS.-By IN explosion
in n corn chop mill, corner Of Fremont and
Pratt streets, this afternoon, it is reported
that twelve persons were killed. Five bod.
les havc already bren recovered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-14

DETROIT, April 1S.-In the hundred
hours 20 us us please contest, Hartman
scored ut end Of iorty.two hours lg7 miles;
Harrigan and Lorenx 1872 and $50 respec.
lively, including the fifty miles given them
1t the start. Charlie Joe, the Indian, quit
the race after making 1856 miles, and Gum
Caved at l9S, leaving only three contestants.
PtrrsEuRdH, April l3.-l,he base ball to.
day resulted us follows: Clevelauds ii, Al.
leghenics {. Following is the score by in.
ninps:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-14

~ yoaay, Of Portland, Ohio,
Co. Xxx I " ',...alay Iooking hale and
tsin'i,,"., :, '..,ip. na,ly for that semi
haty' l'''' Nh, sh,rl, is to come of
''" ".aAG JAY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-14

NH' I. ~ FnnrwArrR, oil the Wool
HIo"cr" Exchange, took in over $4,000
pounds Of wool at New Cumberland Yes.
'efiay, aud expects to buy 10000 moro be.
tween this and Saturday evening. He is
operating III Hancock and Beaver coun.
W Hes, and paying Il cents, There is con.
siderable amount ofwool Throughout these
SS[olnlcs, hut the roads have been so bad
.aS I.ns iarmen could not deliver it.-SeiIen-
r@'e Ga;ct'c Of ycstrdoG
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-09-28
Spoe 9Sarter Oeptisen.

= 9rOf. 9uiptsr, ipeI6er weser
8erIeumbuns in Der county Sail
i6madtet, ipurbe IeBte gpo9e einen
Yarbon perWeieert.
- glnton 8aIasber, Elm @rbeiter
Der 8riiden Goblen Gpmpanie purbs
ain 0iittipo6 bon einsn Slid S6iefer
uuf ben 9opf setrOffen. Sas Sod
brau&te ie9s Slide INN es su ndben.
- 9(IfreS gaine, elm @aNer S6Bp.
fer in Der Ult. 9lsaIant Wtine, ipurbe
OOrlebten Wlittipo6 bon einen 3us 3ars
ren, meIds has 8eItiIs iiberIpransen,
setroffen. Wian bofft al Isiuem 9lufs
tOmmcn, ipem er nidt inuerIi9 Uers
Iebt lit.
- Der 096e Bart MGnner6or ipirS
am 9tontag ben 30 Sttober, in Stets
ter'S 0aIle Elm Ball abbulten.
= Die Columbia S6Iaud GOms
panic ipirb ibrsn brittsn SdbrIi6en
Ball am 27. nd6iten Monat abbaIten.
- Serr u. g. Dunn, neI6er boz
etipa brei Wonaten bon elmer 2pfpmp.
tiUe 9etroffen ipuroe, itarb am Samitag.
Gr ipar SO Sabre alt; bic 2ei6e FAM
am 0lontaS gfa6mittaS untsr SabIrei.
der SetbeiIisunS itatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-09-28
Oelnnbheit III &eidlthnm.

Or. G. 9. @tfs glrStn- unb @tbirn Spt-
jifeum fur 5yfris, Stpinetl, Srimpft, ntr-
pSlts aepfptb, Riterssfblastnbrit gtrluf
ets @tr6HtniiTts, SamsnptrIuf, llnptrmSstn,
unfrtipiIlist gnilnrunstn, ppjtitists Alifru
burb GrttiIt Sslbhbthtfuna bic ju Gltne,
8trfaa unp Cob fiibrt. Cine S6ndttl furirt
ntut GGut. Stbt S6aHttl II auf zine tinnic-
uAtli6t Sur btrthnet. Cine Shahttl fur 81,
ists S6a9ttIn fir IS, mad Gmpfans hes Gel.
bts per pot prIanbt Nir earaniirtn bafiir,
eab it6s Sta6ttIn irssnb tinsn 6aa furrfn.
Rad Gmpfans tinsr YtfslIuna fir S6aG-
ttlu, btsItitti pOn BEN 8ttrass eafiir, S., fen.
ben mir btm aiutrr ldriftihs @arantis, has
@tlp juriidIutrifatttn. tptnn bic Sur trfplsips
bItibtn irlItt. G,arantit trlaftn bon @ttriibtr
Mattbtps, 32i eadapanna Npmus, Snan-
ton, pa, aatinist gstnttn fur STantpn, an
biz ale STbrs apertITt pnptu iOllttH. 25
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-09-28
Sarmonic 0arten
uuS MeSfnilrauf.

@uts Sptileu uub GsirSnfe tets spuStbis
Ger @arisn III i'm btlfrn 3ufanef.) Dn
6jdrttn pire fir pic 9ieS uue anbrt GrifIi&.
ftiisn an @tltalbaftsn uutsr Itbr IibGdIsr
9foinsunsfn rtrmittbtt.
Sine bhbl@t S6itesalsrit fsbt Stiu9Hr
;ur gtrfiguHs.
Ssbsu Spnniaa Gis Cream.
lin ssntigttn !9ulpruh trIubt fTeunblihl
2f auguf gBa abltTe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-09-28

Sutamsnt 90. GOO, glprl Z. 1880 stiia
III. 6a. &c. 100, Sfiptsr Z. 1882.
Stureee, AnUnlt
6rrner;
91p. I5.-al has nabiclstnb btIGris
bfne '0jfbduet uno 0jruneltiid res Y. 9E
Softus, Gigtntbiimer petr por9fblihr 9igeu
ibiimer uno 9ontrnftcr, nemli6 : 9lf ientT &C
piiIr Strih cher 6'runeiiid, geItatn in tt
Stabt Srdntcr, Sulrnf 6pnnts, isSi Sddh
wannal, uuo Stdat psnuippanisn, btgreu,
uno bsl6riebfn pie fOlgi: 81 bic nGrhIib
S6Ifte jrnsr stipi6tn Startlpt 1T entbrprt uni
9cuss gbbiiicn ;ur Siatt SuantCr, in it
ntm 9bsile bslagtr Stdet befannt nIs pin
Srprf ausgtItst nuf fiutr aarts singrtragtr
IN btlagttm County Ceulrne) i'm 1fbbud
No 63, Sfiif 1852 ETC., ais Spi 10. psnp
Gpenur, unp ii brsibis BuB bintfn AT btI
8ssTars Sddawannd Giirnbabn tsi stpn
filnfunejppniig 6uB iu- beiastsr Giitnbabn,
ellihalisne ftra iweiuneipanjia Snnssrt uut
fnnfsig Guaerdifue yane. ICbIfn uue mi.
ntralisn reierpirt. gInaetaut nit siusm ;pri.
| liSdiasn bplirneu @etiuct, it6uurspau,ig
Sup bTsit it&suuebrriBis Sup tist aiuunb.
ipanSis 5uB tc6 une bat cine pCrb nit sisr
| Sdnlen, pprne
5riibr ras Gissnbum res grflastsn, in
brlagtem llrtbrl bsnamt nsblt 3utsbTr.
Wilt Ssidlng belcgt uno in Grefuticn gtncm.
men Guf bic NIasr ppn 9anes s. Wuran
sfgsn u. gS. epftus, Gistntbiimr cpsr ppr.
asbliber 9gtntbilmtr. S6ulO SSl7.4i.
9uegmsnt No. 1873, Oft. !. 1882. 9ep. 5a.
Hp. if5, Sftobsr Z. 1882.
ar6baIp, slnpali.
6trner:
Sfp. S.-gIlIt bic Rtbtt Sittl unb 5n.
ttrrilsn ers 9rflaatcu in unb auf eaS nadbfcl-
esne btlhrtttne Strede cetr gar,tlle yano,
atItgtntn in ttr Stabt Srnntru, 9adapauna
County, ptnnlplpauia, brihritbtn pis fclgt I.
9it Sct 9r. Al i'm Slcd 90. 80 auf 8. Strr.
mans .3tihnung Spn Sybs parf; bslnstt ect
bat filnfig Sup 6rone an gierter Sirabt, unb
tinbunerrt unb fiinfJia Gub Sisft, mebr cher
ipentger. gllIes an9sbdut nit einem stptiItEii-
gen 1pppslbaus vuo gluetneebiuesn edrauf.
brilbsr has 9isentbum ots gtrfagtn, in
ttiastsm llrtbeiI bruamt, nrbit ,3ubsbSr.
Witt Stidlag btegt uuo in Grtfutipn &C.
nCmmsn auf bic NlaSr pon 5rau q. NP. @Cr.
line iberi6ritben an Sorarr Sbirfr gegsn Gre
gBilicu. S6uIo $112.00. 9ubemtnt glc.
633, Sftcbsr Z. 1882. 81. ga. sc. ii6, Sf-
tcbtr !. 1882.
Gerner:
NO. 9.-Mu bic Hrdbte, 3iift unb sln-
ttrtilsn ets gsrfasen in unc auf al bic se>
ipilt Sci Strtde cher pa1sIle gane, asIsgtn
in 9arbOnbaIr Sppnibip, eadapanna County,
gtnnlplpania, une il got Np. s ron bn 1T.
iidtn Sinis err 9pis, ptrstmr6en ron @sp. 8.
Squirs am % SUM u. .. 1870, auf ;3tit-
nung btfanut ais ,,Sunttr's Sfimatb". 9t.
idstt Sct bat ishsis 6ub Sprut uue biuttn,
unb IL filnfjia 5ub titt msbr unb msbristr.
alts aussbaut NIT rinsm bUljsrnn @cbn-
baus unp gIuBsnsrbauesn barauf.
5riibsr bas Giatntbum bss gnFIasitu, in
tsiNstsm llrtbsiI bsnamt nsbif 3ubsbrr.
Wlit Stidlag btlest unb in Grtfutipn &C.
urmmsn auf bic Nlass Ron pppr & Drills es.
erasn 6jso. gS Smitb. SbuIo $579.52.
Sueamsut No. 56S, Sfipbtr Z. 1882, ii. ia.
Np. 100, SftObtr :. 1922.
gS. j. entbrppt, gInpalt.
gIa has grndnnts 5issntbum pirc nur ssstn
Saar psrfauft 81. y. Stepcns,
SbsriffS amt, Scranton, "a. I SbriT.
II. Stpt, 1882.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-09-28
oaS @eietsebunsS .9iesct.
Das county Ii set.

Sir Sbrif,
9taneOIpb Grippen, bon 9IrpOiSsnce.
5iir grpibpuators,
0tariin We0onouOb, bon WinUofd.
Sir County s8asmsiiln
@eOrge &inbad, bon ScrantOn.
8ir DiRrift. 9lnwalt,
SObn 3. Connolly, bon scranton.
9iir 9tsrcresr Yon I erbs,
Yatrid Diabon, bon scranton.
SIR glsrf pr GItriGtr.
Senrp S. Brennan, bon GarbpucaIe
Sir 8ssiRtr Of @ilIs,
Dennis 9. Traep, bon 9unmore.
Sir Coroner,
Or. g. .. 8eeb, In Scranton.
5iir Sury GpmmiIir,
g9. 5. 2oftus, bon Scranton.
Sir GSunty SurSppr,
9lnbreip S. Smitb, bon @uUcrIp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-09-28

Era9e bel apotbsisru al fur "Rough on
Rats" Gs usrtrsibt 8atteu. @duie. @anjsn.
Sdfer, lluSejiefsr. 6Iisssu, smsiisn. Snieftsn.
Is Ste. per 8or.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-09-28
$500 SelUbnmna.
Stephan Gutheinz,
bcmtIcberMck9cr,

9tear StraB Bfs
ipilbtn albtr unb 6idpry Strabeu, tmpTtblt
sinem prsbrttn publifum lsiH @ti@dft nufe
Bette. 6ltiIh jsbtr Ari lisftr Id gum biaieis
Ilen prsiIs uno in better QuaIiiat, unb mqbt
id iibraus auf bic ron mir lubusittttn psr-
lheli&m @Irift aufmtgfiam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-09-28

Stsdsuoe, ihmeJenOe Grre9una Der llrin'
9nfid9sn. franibntte gntIeeringen utrosu cl'
riri BON "Buchupaiba." 81 bel apotbtt.rH.
BorausbeinbIt bel GEpreb Sl.25; fur S..
Z. S. WELLS, JERSEY CITY, N. j.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-09-28
Gcntral Narf SDtel.

Den Dentiden bon Scranton une llmgesenO
bitrmit Die ergebent anjeige, bnb i'd obigss
eotal iibemOmmsn babe uno es msin Befire.
ben iein miro, aIle 8dits in ,uporiommsnoer
@siie nit ben bsiten Grfuldungen Su beoie.
nen. Cine asaeIbabH, Sdiebifdno unb 9asa-
tel fftbtn CUR 8erfiisung brr G6fe.
Soit9dn9er fnOen quite 9oit nnO reinlidss
eogis 81 mdbi0en 8tOiuaungen.
3u jablreidem 8einbt laOet ein
Gbas. 9. @elbert,
80 friibsr bon 5awlsp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-09-28
semofratif6es stuats. sifet.

6iir @cugfrnsur:
Npbert 6. NSattiiOm,
pOn philadelphia.
6iir gitutsnant-@euSsrnsur
SbamnccD s. Slacf,
ron gcrf County,
Giir Ri6tr Der Suersms-GOurt:
elias NJ. Slarfe,
ppn Sneiaua Srunis.
6iir Stfretdr hes 9lntrn:
2. SimpiDn 9lfrica,
RON puntinsbcu County.
Cir GpusrsB- -MitsIisb at large:
MSUrtpn &. GlltOt,
Spu Iirsa 9cunty.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-09-28

Gebiru unb S6erpeu.
"Wells' HEALTH" gr0btss 9eilmittsl Der GrSe
fir 5msotsn, @assrtsit. seihIsdtlihe 6dwd.
DE II. |. 10. 81 bel apotbeteru; gorausbe.
,abIt bel Grpreb. $l.25: fir S.. +. s..
WELLS, JERSEY CITY, N. j.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-09-28

hes 9ehn gnnsan, uub iiiblid unS riiliG ven
qaub htr Serbtiagttn Silfbe 0pblru unb 9iirn
Gpmpanis. ytlaslr ypt il rtpa finfSis SUP
6rout an ptun apsnus tti rinbunefrt une
fiinflig Gub 5itfe. dcblsn une WintTdliru
rfitrpirt. 9srbelIrrt nit sintm iptifSdiasn
bPlsrusn @obubauir uno sIuetnsttSuetu ta-
rauf.
5riibn eas Gigentbum ees Strfldettu, in
btingtfm llrtbril bsnamt, nebIt 3ubtbEr.
giit 9tidlng brltst unb In Grsfuticu &C.
nommsu auf bic SlInss pen 6iram 9isal asasn
5bpmas 8. gBiliams. SGule S1lS.Sl.
Sutamsnt 80. COO, glpril Z. 1880. sIlias
81. 6a. &c. 100, Sfiptsr Z. 1882.
Gfuraea 4tur,ft
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-09-28
Sas Grn9reDs Siefet.

Sas Srn9reDsSiofet.
gifaranna's gIuSpabl fir Gpnsrrb,
.. 8. Connolly, BON Scranton.
SaS 6cfcegcbunsss s3ioeet.
Sir StnatS SsEator,
gS. s. Stanton, BON Spce garf.
5iir gdsmblp,
Semust Nmerman, bon scranton.
s. y. Hpde, bon Scranton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-09-28

91p. 7.-glas bic Rsttr, 5iisl uue 9n-
ttrthtu hes @triIasttn in une auf al bic udh.
fcIetnb btlbrsbsneu Strtdfu ptn par,eatn
9ane. etltetn III Here sltineicn SOpnibip.
9adapauua Geunty, ptnHivIsdnia, bssrtnlt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-09-28

Sso. %. .-gIas bic Rtdis, 5iieI une 9n-
tsrsiIen ets gsrfagisn in uub auf bic ua6-
feigsnbtn Sirite Strtdsu peFr parssIltu
eaue, umlit: ~ gll bic stipiTs qarieQs
eans, gsltssu in esr Staei Suanien, eafa-
mamma 9purty. Staat ptuniplpdnia. % 60.
Ns. IL in tinsm Gprfpianf uhbs Bellevue
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-09-28

9fp. 6.-Allt bic Rehtt, GittI une Su.
isrshsn Sts gtrfldstm in unb auf al bic az
pihs gruuetiid, stltssn in @Itnpppe 80.
rough, eadapnnna 9cuuiy, Siaat prnuIYIra.
MIA, ttitriebsn rit fclSt: 81 Get &c. / i'm
9lcf Nc. in etm plan sCn 9Ots htr Sil.
iIes acbIsn nne Giitu @pmpanis, uns bssrtn,t
EsTs!it sen TsaE @ssHu', fRffli9 pcA eanb
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-18
THE GREAT CONGRESSIONAL STEAL.

From Puck.l
The Skookawahomiuy.
Two yards wide and all mud
breathe into my steam Cslliope and celebrate the
Skookawahominy Greek II elevate NV whoon
-, for the Skookwahominy. "0P
IN Inc mud turtle with his head on one bank.
The tail OF him on the other
The inch and half to spare
1ou' on chip too celebrate, vainy trying to float
down that noble stream, In the eddi es whirl
ed, in two-inch eddy tumultuously
whirled
The small boy in \ red SHIFT in h,...rrr.
Dreeches dressed; the one suspender of him.
the bent pin. the yard of twine the hickory
celebrate the fishing he is doing. He is getting
no hsh; but it is all ght; to me, Walt. it is
Endeavor is much celebrate to endeavor Tot
US go out and take drink to endeavor
Let us drink up the whole Skookawahominy That
is about one square drink.
The Congressman in his seat uprising. the eve Of
the Speaker catching, the Speaker nearly
deaf talking
The glories of the skookawahominy: the dimen-
sions of it, the mighty feets1on its breast,
the urgent necessity Of an appropriation
The size of the appropriation; the largeness and
hea!thiness of it, the getting of it, the Veto
ing thereof; tho congressman over the Pres
idents veto passing it.
The immediate future. The American citizen
with rope, with club likewise, outside the
Capitol waiting.
The Congressman. thoroughly slugged, now sus-
pended eyes the rippling waters of tho
shookahominy. pendulous, vibrant
These things celebrate. I. Walt, somewhat previ-
Gus, but not SO far off.
You hear me.
Yawp! WALT WHITMAN
Per V. HUGO DUsENBURY, p. P.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-18
A RAPID DESCENT.
A Denver Vagrant Who Rolled i
Wealth a Year Ago.

There is man in the City Jail at
Denver who has history. His
name is Mike Welch He is a mid
dle-aged man, and Notwithstanding
his Celtic name, he speaks brokenly
like German. His last arrest was
the third time he has been arrested in
the last few months, and he has fin
ally fallen to the level of an outcast
and vagrant of the lowest type. A
year ago Welch was rich man. He
owned large interest i'll the Noun
tain Lion mine at Leadville, which
was sold for 100000. He was in
terested III other mines to large ex-
tent, and realized large sums Of
money in his career in the Carbonate
camp. His prncely expenditures Of
money are still famous there. He asso-
ciatcd with such men as Peter Finnerty
and other mining princes, and held
up his end of many revel for which
the camp was noted, and spent thou
sands of dollars monthly in wine and
women. He spent enough money in
the boxes of the Grand Central to
start up hundred young couples in
housekeeping and was blood. But
reverses came and Welch rapidly de-
clined. He lost the greater part Of
his money in speculation, and finally
started two restaurants. Business fell
away and about a year ago he found
himself ruined man. He then went
to Denver and has since fallen lower
and lower, until he finds himself in the
city Jail for the third time. He was
recently brought in so covered with
vermin and filth that the jailer forced
hi n into bath Of lye and water, af-
ter stripping him naked and throwing
his clothes away. After the bath poor
Welch was wrapped in blankets and
placed in the bull pen awaiting a
change of clothes. In this condition a
reporter saw him and tried to converse
with him, but the miserable man was
too stupid with disease and drink tc
converse intelligently. From bonan.
"a prince to vagrant in one year is a
strange history, but the Far West is {
strange country.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-18

The lightning has beenl playing
queer capers lately, and is in way to
get itself very much disliked. In
North Carolina, the other day, it
struck and killed two babies that a
father was holding on his knees; in
Dakota it killed man who was hold
ing his wife in his lap; in Kentucky it
struck church and knocked nearly
all the congregation senseless; in
West Virginia it tore large New
Foundland dog into small pieces; in
Arkansas it struck the bow of a row.
boat and split it almost to the keel; in
Wisconsin it caught the tip of an um-
brella, making the man who was car
rying it think he was getting his sec
ton Of the day of judgment, and rem
dering him cripple for life--and all
this in one week. There never were
so many atmospheric phenomena wit.
messed as has been witnessed this
year.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-18
MINING MACHINERY !

Plants for gold and silver mills embracing the
latest and most improved machinery and processes
for base and free
Water Jacket smelling Furnaces for silver, lead,
and copper ores, with new and important improve
ments. superior to any other make.
Hosting Works, Pumping Machinery, Chloridiz-
ing Furnaces, etc.
We offer our customers the best results of thirty
years experience in this special line of work and
are prepared to furnish the most approved char
acter of mining and reduction machinery, superior
in design and construction to that of any other
make. at the lowest possible prices. We also con
tract to deliver, in complete running order. Mills
Furnaces. Hosting Works. etc. in any Of the
mining States and Territories Estimates given on
application. Send for illustrated circular.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-18

An explanation written by Mr..
Browning to w. G. Kingsland in
1868 on the charge of obscurity, just
published, is interesting: 81 can have
little doubt that my writing has been
in the main too hard for many |
should have been pleased to eommu-
nicate with, but never designedly
tried to puzzle people as some of my
critics have supposed. On the other
hand | never pretended to offer such
literature as should be a substitute for
a cigar or game of dominoes to an
idle man. So perhaps, on the whole,
/ get my deserts and something over
NOT a crowd, but q few ] value
more."
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-18
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Boise City, Idaho, /
a


July 1S, 1882.
Notice Is hereby given that the following II named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
mai proof in support of his claim and that said
proof will be made before the Register and Re-
ceiver at Boise City, Idaho, on Wednesday, August
23 1882 viz: William T. Smith, of Bellevue Post
ONCE, Alturas county, Idaho. Presumption De-
claratory Statement No. 2.450, for the northeast
quarter OF southeast quarter section 2, township
north, range ls east.
he names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of said
land VIZ: A. Lewis Rinearson, of Boise City. Ada
county. Idaho; George Kohlepp. of HALEY, Altu.
rss county. Idaho; Andrew T. Hatfll of Belle
vue, Aituras county, Idaho, Thos. Hatfll, of Belle
vue, Alturas county, Idaho.
iy2l JOHN b. MILLER, Register
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-18
Notice of Forfeiture.

To Jack Goodman, George 0oodmen ard 0ecsOs
Wells: You will please take notice that have e.
pended the sum Of One Hundred ($1O0l Dollars In
money and labor on the JUPITER lode mining
claim. located in Beaver Canyon, in the 6awtootA
Mining District, Alturss county, Idxh0 TERRITORY.
for the year 1884, and unless your shars Of
one hundred dollars ut being one-fOurth theseof1,
together with interest and costs. are paid within
ninety (90 days of the service Of this notice. yone
interest in the said mining claim OF lode win -
forfeited to me by process Of Law, under Act -
Congress approved May 10. 1852.
Sawtooth, July rs, 132. NIKE Roa&
jy3l I'm
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-18
Dissolution of Co-Partnership

The partnership heretofore existing between
Chas. w. Jones and G. Fox. in the Abstract Of III
ties of Alturas County lis this day dissolved by
mutual consent-G. Fox continuing the business
at the Office over Riley Il Tracy's drug store.
CHAS. W. JONES,
July &, 1882. jyl2 Il. FOX.
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July 8, 1882. jyl2
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