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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-30

PEEUNA is the greatest and best remedy (
ever used. Am well. JAS FIrzGRRALD.
Fttsburg. Pa.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

Nrw YoRS, June 2o-DRY Goods-As
the end Of the month nesrs, the daily vol
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PITTsBrRGH. Pa, June 29.-Petroleum-
Quiet; United certificates steady; closed at
525,c; refined nc for Philadelphia de-
livery.
TIrUsvuLE, PA, June 29-Oil-O pened
at 53I,c highest 534C; lowest 52I5c, closed
at 527sc. Shipments 54,2l2 barrels.
BRADroRD, June 29-Petroleum-Mark
weaker; opened at $3.50; highest $3.50;
lowest 525.c; closing at 52Isc. Sales, Sl1,-
600 barrels; total shipments Wednesday
$3.50 barrels; charters IS, 500 barrels.
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BeIIaire and Southwestern R. r.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
ALEXANDER BONE, SR,

N and Real Estate Agent. Loans neg otiated
Stocks bought and sold, Merchants and Manu-
facturers' Books opened, examined and closed
Estates settled, Notes, BOOK Accounts and
Collectons promptly RENTED. Advances
made, All business correspondence conndsn.
TALLY attended to. Send for Circular and RES
srencea' 1918 Market street, Crangleh BiocR
over City Bank. Wheeling. W. JAM
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LIVE STOCK,
Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 29-The Drovers' Journal
reports: Hogs-Receipts 10000 head; ship
ments 5000 head. Market active at 5(alOc
hihger: common to good medium ~ TO
"a Is; heavy So l5@S 72K; light 81 esq
20; skips s. 0OG7 40.
Cattle -ReceIpts 5000 head; shipments
200 head; exports firmer at 81 65CGS 90;
good TO choice shipping ST 95@7 40;
common to fair s. 2596 80; mixed butch
erS weak at s. 20@5 30; rangers steady
and q shade easier; receipts 80 cars;
medium to good 81 25a5 p; no very com
mon or extra Montana graSsers Oo; stock
erS and feeders. s. OO@5 20.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipment
none. Demand stronger; common to fair
s. 5O@i 90; medium to good 81 25Gi 90.
New York.
NEW YORK, June % The DrorerS journal
bureau reports: No beef cattle in the
market: dressed beef steady at S'GlOc for
Texas sides: 9dl3c for poorest To- native
sides. kEXports ga quarters Ot beef To Liver
pool.
Sheen and Lambs--Active and trmer
with Il further advance OF 81 per cwt. on
lambs sheep sold at 81 $500 30 per cwt.;
southern lambs 50 50@S % per cwt., main
" 81 T5@7 -; lambs have advanced - 30
per cwt since Monday. The $500 fresh
arrivals were all sold.
Live Hogs-Were scarce and tirmer at
s. seas ~ per cwt. for poor to prime.
Only 700 hogs received.
East Liberty,
EAST LIBERTY, June -Cattle-lteCeipts
$50 head; market fair; prime s. jO@o; good
s. scar; common s. 5O@5.
ogS-ReCeiptS 1000 head, all through
consignment; feeling firm; nothing for sale.
Sheep-Receipts 100 head. Market dull;
best 81 5O@4 IS; good $4@4 "5; common
$&@3 80.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. June 9.-IIogs-Steady and
firm; common and light Sc 0OCaS 80; pack
ing and butchers s. 75@S ~. Receipts
40 head: shipments POO head.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Condition of the Markets at Lead
Ing Points.
FIN ANCE


New YORK. June 29.-MoNEY-At 4@6
per cent, closing offered at per cent.
frime mercantile pape. 4iE@5H per cent.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills steady at
4S5; demand ASS
GOYERNMENTs-IrrCgula
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50 to $40 Gss At a sS%s sRsos e
Portland. Maine delSe
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nE AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, JUNE
~ IL lSs2, ears on the Wheeling and Elm
grove rHilIOah will run rs follows: Leaving
the city corner Market and Eleventh siTeets)
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100000 Bottles.

EvVO,C0O Bottles.
'&Na-p Possesses Vdricd Properties.
tSsna'at"7 rho PyiynIine ia the Saliva,
~ ."nErrt- the starch Rud sugar o the
- ,-i ~ : n'"-r. \ deficiency in PytyRllne
- "ial md SouTiag OF tn" food in the
Sc, 10 the ur,ic3ue ~ taken Iminedi-
rIeatrd '1' - ~ U''''' 'A ~ ''0~ "
a"''upnn the Liver.
!. ks'~ upon the kidueys'
~ Regulates the Bowels.
~ fuFihe~ the Blood.
Sui'iN the Nervous system.
Frnm"tc~ Digestion.
N""s~he~, Strengthens aud InyIg
nrr'"~ oil the Ola Blood aud makes
pens The pores Of the skin and IN.
Healthy Precipitation.
LEES lne hereditary faint or poison
III ~, winch generates ~crpfu'st Ery,ipe-
... manner OF skin diseases and ex.sr-
.- .-.anSP iritSemployed In It's manurac-
1 .. 90 pe tlAeu by the most delicate
"'--7i ami feeble, care only being
".r .. a..,u'.pU 60 directions.
.NNa BRANCH. Eanawha Co, W. Va,
.-"H ...I lark IOGu>DuS Indian Blood
."#.N Tor FOUR wears, and in all
Il .... proved fD De- 0N ryCpruupulpl II
7. s."' blpEtGerlu. :. =. JONES.
sN~yIJLE, ErJNt0n Co.. ". Va,
..'..vly cured u' Heart Disease
.. E-.t bark Johnson : Indian Blood
.. .-.g- suugId It's use Co the afflicted.
VA. WORKMAN
H"wN~yELLE, ErIN'DU TO-. W. Va.
.'.r..s with dyspepsia and Liver
4 ..r~ uNrrft, Years Twas persuaded 10
As JuUr~Hu.> Indian Hood syrup.
,.ccgyGgu 20 making unyy man out
CAIN \. HINkLE
&c.. fNSvLrF, E-tNtou Co., W. Va.
4 ,- lark Eu.u~nuN Indian Blood
ND reCOwwevd D. 10 be l was AZ
.nE complaint for a great many
.~. ... ~ luu completely cured me.
ELIRABETH RIFLE.
''|fTT~'S EEND, W. Va, Feb. Il, ISL.
..NN IuTN~DN-i have been cured Oi
.. .,.aE YOUR Indian Blood syrup
4 .. ..t 'hga.y. KATIE b. GENTRY
Il W0r'~l 'ur the sale OF the Indian
up IN eE"E town or village in which,
.."u'. L....ru.Nr~ given on applies
, %. GGI~I~ SELL. IT.
T.n.5s1lory a. West THIRD Street, New
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NEW BOOKS.

TARLlLE: FRENCH REVOLUTION, IN
y cloth soc; History Greece, vols, Grote
cloth, SEQ: Life OF ThOS. Carlisle, Froude,
cloth, 81: Mrs. Mayhournes Twins, by author
Of Hellen's Babies, paper, SOC; Women's Hand
Work in Modern Homes, FleN Cloth, s.; Let
tiers of Credit, by the author of The Wide,
World, 81 IS.
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er.
SroCKs-Share speculation opened strong
at general advance from Yesterday clos
ing quotations OF L@A per cent In the
early trade prices recorded a general de-
cline of H@H per cent, after which the
market became strong and sold up h@l4
per cent. Houston and Texas, however, ad-
vancing "a per cent. to IS There was
then a reaction OF ls@H per cent, but in
the early part of the afternoon prices re-
covered E@@4 per cent, while Houston
and Texas sold up SO per cent. to STA
After this the market became
heavy. and decline of =
ar per cent was recovered. In final deal.
ingS Michigan Central recovered 4 and
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy & per
cent, but the market in the main closed
dull End weak. AS compared with yester-
days close prices show an advance OF "a
| per cent, the latter for Hannibal and ST.
Joseph preferred, while Houston and Texas
was ia per cent. higher. Chicago, Bur
lington and quincy. however, was - per
cent lower.
Transactions aggregated l61, 0o0 shares.
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COMMISSIONER SALE OE VALUABLE
Y Triadelphia Real Estate.
In Ohio county Circuit Court.
Kate Foreman ana Others,
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PRODUCE.

offered. ZEN Div.
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TOLEDO, June 29.-Wheat-Firm; No.
red spot and seller June 81 27}8; seller July
$ll45. seller August and September O94 ;
seller wear 81 0S. COrn-Firmer; No.
spot and seller June &c; seller July Ibc;
seller August T6%c; seller year 65c. Oats
-Nniet: No. . seller September 392c.
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wEsTBOUSD TRAINS.

eDaily except Sunday.
Nos. * and stop AT all stations.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-11-30
LEWISTON. IDAHO TERRITORY THURSDAY, NOV 40 1890


Vvvs A.. .,
"nen tns er'cksts chirp in tAs evening,
ANA the eears Hash out in the sky,
ns IN ny io.c'y eooeway.
; And wasce re children g By.
And hark 70 each merry word.
For "a me child's own Language
IL the sweetest s'sr was heard.
ana % sn - ~ doorway.
ia ne hour that love best.
Aud think. ~ sss them passing,
,,, NY child Will come with The rest.
in,nk; when hear the clicking
My darling's hand is upon it.
Oh. Why has she cosns 20 late!
"cs sne Gays nave ecsn slowly weaving
Ineir wrap u to'i IN ny hfs;
ine wee.: nave rolled % ~ sAsir burds,
VI waiting, and pstisnoe and strife:
Ine Hover. that come with the Summer,
have hn'shed their errasd % sweet,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-11-30
SOUTH or sALlaoH RIVER.

Before the election il was aid by
Mr.. Wiley that the psopls living II
that part Of ldahs county. and sesth
of the Salmon river did sos want -
b annexed to Washingt .. We tsld
him that the vote Of 1880 did ~ n
dicats this Singissr vas known - T.
or annexation and Ainslis We kaewa
to oppose in the late election. Ths
only two precincts osganissd asd ves-
ing on the south sido wers wssrses
and Shesrer's the former gave Sing.
iser 27 votes, and Ainslie l2; tie lat-
ter gave Singiser 4, and Ainslis 2 !;
singiser receiving 81 votes to Ainsliss
IA, or more than double. II Tie wish
Of the people Of that ssction Is 70 b
consulted, they want to 80 With the
balance Of North Idaho to Wsshing-
ton, and Mr.. Willey's letter 10 the
Statesman does not express that wish.
We have said that il the psopls Of that
section wanted to remain with Idahe
we will not oppose. But such alliance
is unnatural. The line proposed il
Brents bill does not embrace any sst-
tiers who arc more easy Of soees =
tho Boise section than to WasAiagssa
Territory.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-11-30

A granite monument has been order
I'd By the Government and il now eu
route for the Big Hole to b erected
on the battle ground Of Gen. Gibbou
asd command with the Nsz Peroe In
dians. How would monument looh
upon the battle ground Of the bravs
II volunteers who stood of 1S0 Nes
Percss for upwards of two hours and
finally drove them from the 6eld with
the loss Of their captain and .wo men
and three others woundedi Perhaps
Col. Perry would like . monument Of
his victory in the White Bird canyon,
who knowsl
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-11-30

Washington Territory, says the Sac.
ramento Bee, is looming up into com.
mercial prominence. A telegram dated
At Seattle ON tho 10th states that the
cargo shipped on that day BY steame,
Was v.lued at half q million dollars,
and was composed of eats, salmon and
hops-of tho latter thsre being nearly
$500 bales. For q comparatively new
country, whose resources have hardly
begun to be developed, the shipment
OF q cargo Of produce Of that value q
few times year shows that tho Terri.
tory has great future in store.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-11-30

A Detroit grocer is trying to make
bis friends believe hat while he was
STOPPING over some butter he was
knocked senseless and robbed. An in.
tslligent jury will decide whether the
suspected parties did the knocking down
or whether the smell Of the butter wa
tho guilty party. And ~ to the rob.
berry, there 10 butter sold in Detroit
that no living man can rob Of single
scent. Pittsburg Telegraph.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-11-30
CHANGED.

The Oregonian publishes The report
that on and after the lst Of January,
1883, the Northern Pacific EXPIRES,
Go. will relieve Wells, Fargo L Co. d
the express business on all trunk and
branch lines Of the o. r. l. N. Go. and
Northern Pacific Co., both railroad
aud steamboat lines in the Northwest
Wells, Fargo \ Co. will retain The
ocean Business.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-11-30
ADMITTING TN 1znnzs1nx.

Washisgtsn Territory shssld - -
eittsd - State. This = : prsgsslaisA
hacked end supported - aSsoists -.
tiee. Taking N ignssls visw = -
system Of politics and sovsransse ~
people Of our Territory en- - sssGt1-
cradle encouragement Ii ~ ~ ikak
Democrats have - swsspingly ~ ~
recent election. The ssnsts anl o.
grsas will b Rspablissa sssil llassA
4sh. and ths probability = ~ -
majority will do svsrythiAg visAia -
bousds Of reason 70 secure svssSAsal
aLls assistance for ths Prssidsatiai ~.
sion sf 1884. Ths admissisa = WaaA.
iugson Territory means two nseabN-
can Ssnatosa one Rspsblisan Csaussub
man asd three Presidential slseessa.
Throwing aside the political view =
the case washington is nors iaisly =.
titled to admission than asy eaaAs
which has entered the Unita. L ~
been the law Of custom that whsa )
Territory secures . population Of l9A-
900, tho usual apportionmsnt ise Csa.
gressmsn, il is entitled 70 adm' 'aiss.
The 6rst census taken ia this Tsrsitosy
was in 1860 when We had : popslaa;sa
Of II. .594. In 1870 the census shewsd
1886, and in 1850. 1880. Il wssA
not Be- fair to figure the growth ints :
pr csat. covering psried 4 ~ ysass.
Tor the rsason that the greater pa y
the 81, 900 population sainsd blewsas
1870 and 1850 came inAs ~ tssssssy
In 1852. That since 1850 ~ -
ulation has increased 30, 900, The looks
Of transportion companies ahow, ~
BY the time the territory could ssears
he fall smoluments Of statshood, cur
population would 10 swsl:sd - ~
full total Of 100000 Bot tAhh ~
all. II WashingtoA is ad,nites1 ~
Winter, Il viii khsly b vitA Msssh
idaho attached, and from ths vsls
polled in tho four counties seeking -.
nsxation. : population Of fally 10000
viii come. DelsyAss Ainalis itsa
Idaho, activsly opposed ny eeaeaajsa
Of territory from Idaho daring ~ iast
congress, and doubtless did masA -
prevent the admission Of wsshisgtss.
But now idaho has selected ! dela1Ass
fally pledged to work for anasxsaiss,
and instead Of an epponant Dslsgaas
Brents will fad an activs ss-lahsrss.
Should the enabling oct b passsA
the coming Winter, On stsctioa viii
10 held tor delegates 70 eoastitstsea-
a convention. Then The eonslitasiss
must BE- voted on by The people, end
approved By tho President. Thea ~
must elect state, district, eessty and
precinct oflieers, anew and ~ ass seas-
banpled American all.weolwarraAtsd-
sot ot-to-run-down- at-the--h.sl 0eatsi
The ncxt two years viii b crowded
full Of political excitement. Cheney
Sentinel.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-11-30

Tho election Of singiser 10 Idaho, to
succeed Aioslie, is not at all remarks.
ble. The issue is not at al political.
but rests solely in the question Of an
nexation, and the result Of the ballot
simply shows how the people feel about
it. Bribery, "bossism" and bunkum,
had no part in the political change in
Idaho.-Sprague Herald.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-11-30

Singiser was elected Delegate to Con
grsss from Idaho by rousing msjor,
ity. He received nearly tho solid vote
Of that portion of the Territory desir
ing annexation to Washington. Dele.
gate Brsnts will have in singiser an
active co-operator in the struggle for
admission the coming winter.-Ueney
Sentinel.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-11-30
INCREASE or POPULATION.

Az far as reported every county il
tho Territory, save two, cast an incre.s
ed vote At the last election. The total
incrcsse reported is over 1000 and
there il No doubt that it will exceed
5000 when al the returns are in. 10
1880 the census gave total population
10 tho Territory Of 75,l20. The total
vote that year was 1888, thus giving
: ratio Of about Eve persons to the vot-
er. Applying the ratio Of Eve to one
to the increased vote and it is evident
that the population Of the Territory
has increased during the past tvo
years about $4,000 souls, making the
total population Of the Territory reach
100, In North Idaho tho total
vote 10 reported to have been 1858,
with the claim that at least 600 voters
'taid away frsm the polls. Applying
the same ratio to the vote Of North
Idaho and We find that region contain.
ing between 10000 and $4,000 inhab-
itants, which number added to the pro.
posed State Of Washington would give
it = population Of $4,000. When We
recall the fact that innisrants to
Washington Territory have been com.
pel!ed to come around bx San Francis
co making. while on the way. disa.
grseable sea voyage Of about three days
duration, or else como BY wagon about
GOO miles. the $4,000 increa.e 10 two
years is wonderful. In less than year
the Northern Pacific railroad will Be-
and the Oregon Short Line
so near to junction with the o. r. L
N. Cos road that in'migrants can come
to our Territory BY rail over two routes.
1t is not wild claim to assert that
after that the population Of Washing.
ton will increase ss the rate Of 1000 .
week or over $4,000 = year.
If the present Congress, which con.
tains 6fty members whose Districts cas.
less votes than Washington and North
Idaho, will, before March Sd next, pass
m enabling act to create State out Of
the tive regions, it will t.ks until the
irst Of January, 1884, for the people
to elect delegates to convention to
frame constitution, to adopt the con.
stitution framed BY the convention,
elect their officers and get ready for
the President, BY his proclamation, to
vet the wheels Of the new State govern
ment in motion. With the same rate
IF increase as durisg the Fast two
years, our population would BY that
lime reach l37, 900, while it il safs to
'ay that $4,000 people will settle in the
Territory within three months after
The last spike is driven on the North.
'rn Pacific, thus giving us the popola-
lion required BY the new ratio Of ap.
portionment. The people Of North
Idaho have unanimously asked to be
.nnexed to Washington, the people Of
Washington have unanimously asked
Congress for Statehood, our almost un
oaralleled resources of timber, coal,
ron, gold and silver. besides wheat and |
'ther grain regions, none Of which hava
'een more than prospectsd, oil point
% the conclusion that the people are |
'eady to try to. asd the Territory i.
'bls to become one Of the richest and
nost prosperous States in the Nation.
Union. |
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-11-30

A woman sued for divorce because
her husband kissed the servant girl.
"You want the man punishsdf' asked
the Judge. II do" said she. "Thsn,"
said the judge, 81 shall not divercs yss
from him. "-CAisoyo Tribune.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-11-30

A remarkable political change is 70.
ported 10 Idaho. Ainslie, Dsnocrat
who has been the great political nogul
Of that Territory. and has bsen elected
several times - nslsgats in Congress.
j. now beaten BY 3,500-Oreyonian.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-11-30
cLHARWATHR APPRoP1YAr1ow


There 10 ~ anexpsndsd appropria
ton OF 5000 for tho Improvement Of
the Clearwater. A. ws have bseu
informed BY Mr.. P. G. Eastwick. an
engineer under the direction Of III,
ens'aesr.in.chief, has recently bsen
making observations Of the river from
the forks down to the forks Of the
Snake river for the purpose Of deter.
mining the point or points whore the
sum can be expended to the best I'd.
vantage for the purposes Of navisa.
s'oa. He has noticsd the psists, and
U aev gathering information Of the
cerstry. tributary to the river, which
will b the best ssbssrvsd By this q.
penditurs. He has besn making clos.
inquiries about the Potlateh Uountry
and it, rapid settlement, and its faeili
ties for people to reach the river .,
it, mouth and other points. We un
derstand that Mr.. Eastwick will mai
the diffiulties in the navigation and 70
port to the chief, and tho latter gen
tlsman will determine whsre the ex
penditure is to be made, and that bid
for the contract to 90 the work vii
soon follow. We wish the appropria
ton to do the work was Eve times o
large, and then an effective work coul.
be laid out and accomplished much I,
tho advantage Of the settlers alon,
the river.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-11-30

The TsLLSR oisos 10 ssw rsady ts
execute al kinds oi job wort. p1ais =
fancy. ct beirock prices. and . sbsrt
notice.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-11

grade the train could not be stopped in time.
The engine and two cars passed over the
lower part OF Freeman's body, mapelipg bis
limbs horribly and breaking several ribs. Hs
hVed only G few minutes. j. Clawsop. the
engineer, was arrested on a charge of man
slaughter, but was released on his own re-
cognizance. as he did ell in his po wer to avert
the accident.
Arrival OF the Wee legal rarty.
SAN Francisco. December 10th.-H. B.
M. steamship Conus arrived hers TODAY.
having on board the Marquis Of Lore,
Princess Louise aud suite. Salutes ysrs
fred from the forts around the hsrbor in
honor Of the arrival of the distinguished visit
ors. A large crowd assembled at the wharf
to witness the arrival Of the party, and gave
them hearty welcome. His Excellency and
tas Princess express extreme pleasure over
their trip to British Colpmbin, which has ex-
tended over period Of three months, and
say their visit was particularly er Jog abb, for
the reason 1t was rot hampered with recsp-
,ions and ovatIoas to Gpy extent, and although
hospitality AID cordiauy welcomed, they weIe
allowed su opportunity to view ihe couatry
and examine its enterprises st lsirurs. How
ionS the party will remain on tbs coast mas
not yet been determired
Killed by Blast.
SAN JOSE, December 10 h-The Cor.ner
n ~, an Inquest last night at Aimaden upou
tne remains OF Walter Jennings, q Cornish.
, hlsn, assd 81 yesrs, who was killed by de-
my'a oiass. Jennings and hio partner had
level Of the New AlIna5er mine, spd l;obtsS
TIE fuse: The blast failing 70 20 Fl at the
proper time, Jennings, against The cam ion Of
DIS partner, approached to a6just tae fuse,
An explosion occurred, and no vas SO badly
Injured that he died few minutes sf,er heinz
taSsn to the surface. The verdict was 10 &c,
ccrdaace with The above.
The Weather.
MENDocISo, Decemhe. I0sh.-It com.
menced rainir G here at P NJ. The prospects
the south - --0Hi