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1T WAS THE CAT.

Ten Persons Publicly Lashed in the New
Castle Jail Yard.
Special Telegram to the Globe
WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. "a Seven
black men, two white men and one white
boy were publicly whipped in the Jail yard
at New Castle yesterday, in the midst of a
driving rain. The black men took their
punishment as matter Of course. Six
received twenty and one ten Iashes. The
white prisoners, two Of whom received
forty lashes, suffered excruciating agony
all through, jumping and begging for
mercy. The boys misery was pitiful, and
his back was badly mutilated, although the
sheriff was lenient with his blows. Two
white men and one black man stood for an
hour in the pillory being drenched to the
skin.
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A Missing Man Found.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. ]

Especial Telegram to the Globe
CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-Some time ago Mr.
L. K. Ely, prominent Kenzie street bust
ness man, disappeared mysteriously from
his home at $50 east Chicago avenue. He
went out for the purpose of making some
small purchases, and when he did not re-
turn within reasonable time the fears OF
his family were aroused. Information .e1
his whereabouts was sought for in every
direction. the aid of the police being
called in. Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Ely
notified the police at the east Chicago
avenue station that they need trouble
themselves no longer, her husband having
turned up at Denver, out of mind.
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Senator Davis.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

Especial Telegram to the GIObe.
CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-Senator David Da
Wis, accompanied by his daughter, Mrs
Swaine, will arrive by the early evening
train on Monday, and will stop at the
Grand Pacific. This will be the senators
first visit to the city since his elevation tc
the presidency of the senate. There has
been some talk of rendering him a public
reception on his arrival, but it is under.
stood that engagements already made will
prevent him from doing more than receiv
ing such friends as call in the most in
formal way.
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ON THE BOARD.
GOSSIP OF SATURDAY IN NEW FORK
IND CHICAGO.

Uneasiness on the Stock Exchange as to
Gould's Intentions-The Money Market
in control of the CIique-The Movement
Against Open Board Trading at Chicago
The Proposed Increase of Membership
Fees.
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September 25, aud every evening during the
week, engagement of the beautiful serio comic
vocalist, MISS Blanche Trenharn, ard the won
derful contortionist, Mr.. Walter Wentworth.
Immediate success and re-engagement of the
great gymnasts, the Lorbeys, and the unrivaled
dancers, the Walsh Brothers. Fourth week
of the favorite actress, Miss Efie Johns, who
viii appear in the title role Of the beautiful
comedy drama, Kathleen Mavourreen, supported
by Woods popular stock company. Mhtinees
Wednesday and Saturday at p. N.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-25

Kavanagh sells piano and furniture at auction
at 10 a. m, to-day, at SAT Broadway. Z
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CURB TRADING.


President Dunham's announcement yes
terday made curb trading dull indeed to-
day. The excited crowds that are usually
seen were smaller this afternoon, and you
would have had to search close to find one
of the big dealers trading. In response to
inquiries as to the immediate occasion for
the rule. Mr.. Durham to-day said: ''Well,
the board rules forbid members to make
regular trades except in regular hours, and
for some time they have disregarded the
rule. The practice has increased lately,
and good many commission men have
come to me to complain. You see they
go to their offices after the close
and write their letters and finish up their
days deals. While they are doing this a
few members get off here in the alley and
go on trading. They make market, and
sometimes it is above aud sometimes be-
low the closing on tie board. The conse-
quence is that the commission men get
kilograms from their correspondents like
| this: { I see the market went up to my
! figure; why don't you close out? OF some
thing of that kind. It causes them great
deal of annoyance, and when they make
explanations they do not satisfy their cor
respondents"
why has not the rule been enforced all
along?"
We'll, I have been disposed to be len
| lent. l don't want to be harsh. Of course
there are great many who have been
doing this irregular trading, and some of
them are men of good standing in the
board. The practice, as I say, is increas-
ing though, and the complaints have be-
come more numerous. 1t isn't right, and
finally decided would put stop to it's
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THE CRIMINAL RECORD.
DIED FROM HIS INJURIES.

[SpeclaI Telegram 70 the GIObe.
PINE CRY, Mimi, Sept 23.-Jack Wha-
len, one of the parties who partici-
pated in the stabbing afray here last
Thursday night, died from the effects of his
injuries at 6 p. m. The sheriff has gon
to Brunswick, to arrest VIM. Atchinson
the man who did the cutting.
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AMUsEMENTs.

Seventh Street, Near jackson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-19

OARDING-PLEASANT3 ROOMS
- with tis,.class board. UAth. &c, lio2 Chap
line street .rllfH'H' Err'.i alF',H16'a s Iyl9o
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r 0ST-A POCKET BOOK CONTAIN.
IL ING between 500 and 800 and sOne receipts.
liberal rewai will be paid for It's return TO thi,
nllea o. .t. tytn
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why othe support 81 Gentle poor. It IS
not likely, however, that they alone will be
expected to provide for all the Jewish ref.
ugees who may come to this country. 1t Is
too big contract. n !:
Tho McGugin Gas Well.

The second well on the McGugin farm |,
Washington County, Pa, Is now down 800
feet, and the work is pushed night and
day. Meanwhile the flow OF gas from the
original well continues undated. It's volume
and force arc such that the noise can be
heard several miles, and the column OF
light can be seen ut night as far away as
steubenyille, n distance Of fifteen miles.
The Niagam Company, under whose au.
spices the well was bored, and the second
well being put down, have still great faith
in the oil.producing character OF the terri.
tory. They have already spent $4,000
aud are not discouraged. They have IS.
900 acres Of ground leased around the well,
and propose 10 20 down 1000 feet. The
flowing gas well was down 2,e47 feet, and
they hope TO be able yet, when the flow
abates, to sink 1t still deeper. Their OK.
perience in sinking oil wells In other parts
OF the country leads them to expect oil in
Washington County. IT Is by no means
improbable that our ncighbors may yet
sec M excitement equal to that lately wit.
messed in the new oil fields OF Warren
County. This would be an excitement
indeed for the staid people Of tho McGugin
farm region. Itwould result in putting
that old.fashioned portion OF Washington
County between tho Brooke ami Hancock
lines and Charters Greek, in railroad com.
munication with the rest OF tho world, and
in revolutionizing all their easy going
methods Of existence.
That there is oil somewhere in the trian.
gle formed by line running northwest
from the McGugin farm to the Ohio river
ut New Cumberland, and line drawn
southwest 10 Wheeling, is pretty well
indicated by the presence OF three gus
wells-viz.-that at the McGugin iarm, (2)
at New Cumberland, and (3) at Triadelphia,
in this county. The rich illuminating
character oil the flames ut the McGugin
well indicates the presence of large
amount OF carbon, as does the superior
character OF carbon actually gathered at
the New Cumberland we'll. How could
this carbon be generated in gaseous form
except by aspecies Of liquciaction that in.
dicates the presence OF oil at some great
depth. The actual flow OF oil ut Smiths
Ferry, on the confines OF this supposed oil
break in Washington county, is also an.
other indication Of the existence OF oil
within the triangle referred to. In view
OF these facts We are not astonished that the
Niagara company feel induced to penevere
with their experiment. 1t will be rather
strange than otherwise ii oil is not at last
found somewhere within tho Enclosure
indicated.
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Never! what, Never: No: Never,

There never has been scheme presented
in any part OF the world, where the system OF
public or government lotteries has been, or Is
now legalized and protected, so liberal, in all
its features towards the public us that re-
Gently adopted by the Louisiana State lot
terry Company, in its Regular Monthly Dis.
tributions under the sole care and manage
ment OF Generals G. r. Bcauregard, of Lou
Islam, and Jubal A. Early, Of Virginia, on
the Second Tuesday OF each month, all infor.
nation OF which can be had on application
to NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La For $
u holder OF successful ticket may get S75,.
900 or s25, COO etc. Lberality seems here TO rem.
der the charity Of giving los the Company
pays the Charity Hospital 100000 for its
frauchise) n luxury, open gratefully to even
the most selfish. The next drawing occurs
on Tuesday, August s, and early callers will
be paid soon.
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nIEIl.

MCnERMoTT.- Monday, july IL, 1852 1t 10
O'Clock noon. MARY A., wife Of John McUernott,
In the 3sth Year OF her ago. sts;
Func'al from the residence Of her husband, No.
% Twentieth street. on "Wednesday morning II, 10
o'clock. FHendsof the family are invited. Funeral
services nj St. Joseph's Cathedral. Inte,ment n,
Mt Calvary Cemetery.
DETWlLER-At the residence Of her mother,
arS: Elizabeth TURNER, on South Front street, Mrs
G. +. DETnILEK e. a Isl
The body was taken to Toledo Ohio. last night,
for intcrrncnt.
DUsc1i-At Elm Grove, Tuesday, July IS, 1852,
Of consumption, Miss ASSA DuscH. aged 81 years.
For funeral notice sec Thursday mornings pnper.
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The Jewish people Of Cincinnati, as II
appeared BY our dispatches yesterday,
swerc thrown into q state Of indignation
on Monday over the sudden and unexpec,.
I ed arrival in their midst Of two hundcd and
\ fifty Russian refugees. No advice what.
teyer--not even q telegraplilc dispatch
was, sent before hand, and the refugees
ylanled In their midst In totally destitute
condition. The situation called for ener.
( getic measures In or,ler to relieve pressing
Necessities, and large amount OF money
Slad 10 be raised for this purpose in u very
short time. r
This Is not the only complaint Of this
kind thu! Is appearing in the news OF tho
&lay. Itwould seem Us Il 4 great deal Of
blame attaches TO European agencies for
stlle promiscuous way in which these i'm.
migrants have been shipped to America.
Large as Is the Jewish population Of New
York, II Inns been taxed severely for the re-
&lief and maintenance OF tho large number
( Of refugees who have arrived Mt that port
sAll sorts Of refugees, the worthy and the
: unworthy, the strong and the weak, have
been shipped from Europe to New York,
5 az II that city was dumping ground, and
4 asifl European charity consisted only in
Z providing steerage passage for the destitute
people to this country.
Tho total Jewish population Of this
country is set down at 93O0Si. This Is a
Z mere handful us compared with the nun.
5aber OF their nationality HI. Europe. Est.
B mating the number OF refugees thus fur
landed or started from the other side. at
$4,000, and the figures will give popula.
q tion Of one refugee to every sixteen set.
4 tiled Jews in this country. This is heavy
Sburlen upon them. The distribution OF
y the race in this country, according TO the
latest statistics at hand, is rs follows:
q States and Number Of Number Of Toll Jewish
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TnE local editor OF the Springfield, (Mass.
Republican. Mr.. J. II. Mabbitt, says that his
father suffered from rheumatic pains in the
back, which nothing would relieve until he
the use OF St Jacobs OIL The
doctors failed TO afford any relief. but the Oil
did, and now he speaks enthusiastically Of
the Great German Remedy.
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A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES run.

| A ,NN0UNCEAlENT.-llAVlNG Pun.
~ chased the Drug Store formerly owned BY n,
late W. T. Derry. am rstittiug the aue th,6asb.
out, and shall restock twItha complete line Of ncr
md fresh goods. such us usually found in A sn;.
class pharmacy. Prescriptions carefully and
promptly, compounded by a competent registered
Pharmacist at all hours day or night viii
clcs, Pttfumery, &c, The patronage o, my blend,
and the public Il respectfully solicited. j. J..
FISHER, No. lals Market street, two doom ,outh
Mcclure House, Iii
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SUMMIT HOUSE

CRANBERRY SUMMIT, v. "a. z
Occupies commanding position on III. ,p,r,,,,
plateau Of the Allegheny Mountains. lie ,sct.t
nOlatlons for guests nre ample, tho ny n, I,Sis,
been lately refln,ishcd; Coed hunting nd TIKI IN
Ing III the neighborlood. Three lrlS,srr, ,, -
each why daily. Terms are reasonable, "A'a
Mrs. MARY 4. NORTHEASTERN
Si 'N...r frnnrcihs,
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c u. -AN ENTERpRlSING

.Ns0TICE .-AN ENTERpRlSIyG
IN House Of good standing doing bI,Ints Ti,S
wine merchants, sroctrs and druggists will BE ID
OF "Zoed0ne," the national non .acoholIc leye,,r.
Of Great Britain. and rspIily becoming poplslIaJ
IN this country. Applications for the asency rr,y
be addressed 10 ZOetione bureau, q PARK p,n.
New York City. The beverage IS peculiarly i!ss,.
ed TO Southern climates iyitVE
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Spiccti n ountnin CRkc.

To the yolks OF five eggs, well beaten, add
one cup sugar, one-haIf cup butter, one. half
cup sweet milk, one teaspoonful ground Gin.
namon, one grated nutmeg, then the whites
OF two eggs well beaten, one and half cups
flour having in It one measure "DAyNER'
Baking Powder; bake in jelly cake pans;
when cold spread each layer with an Icing
made of the whites OF three eggs beaten still
and one and half cups powdered sugar.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ARRIVAL oy TRLiSs,

l. DAILY except Sunday. - -ea -zss.llsE 100
| tsteubenville ccommodatIon.-rhis train dur.
Ing INC day passes backward and forward between
MARTINS Ferry and Dsllaire; stopping VIXEN required
and Gravel Hill. tI1 80 III - - t.S'''|<.s
| Masilon Accommodation. Is ~ &; n.
est Clnlrsrille Accommodation. IA
| G., T.. v. 4 W. Trains run by Columbus time
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GENERAL NOTICES,
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE,

All persons having claims against the e,,ae c,w
7. Derry, deceased. nre requested to prreui H..
properly authenticated for settlement, An ~.
SONS indebted to the estate are expected 10 Mi.
pay ment promptly. FRANK +. MUM .' az
-7,.7.sF .l..7s Administrator, l2ie ChapIIDes /,
ROBERT WHITE. Attorney. III:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
cMALL RESIDENCE FOR SALE. !.

- - - t'' = 49, - = - "
:, !. A comfortable modern style, Two Story New
Frame Dwelling. with stone foundation. four
room, good dry cellar all In best Of condition. lot
t2tiSi, pleasant retired location, head Of Twenty:
s6o1 In one AMI two years. Is Il. i9i
For sale-A place containing twenty ncrc.. all IN.
der cultivation, having q small frame dwelling
Of two fsotnt and hall. on the National Road south
pt Thadelphia. Prize s2,0oO 3. ).
For sale-A convenient residence On the north
side Fourteenth street, contains six roons rents for
$40 per annum partlesw kell low, owing 10 their
business being In the West Price si,2to cash. 4
r9-sevcral Sums for Loan-s?,oo si.o31 81. 200.
500 sou. 500. on unlncumbered city property. at
Q per cent Applyto gaEaa rs ~
F ALEXANDER BONE,
Heal Estate Agent, Broker and Notary Public,
lyls ISIS Market Street. Wheeling. ". Va.
pOARDING-PLEASANT ROOMS
~ with frs.'elass boird. uAth. &c, ilo' Chap
| r 0ST-A POCKET HOOK CONTAIN.
IL ING between 500 and 800 and sOme receipts.
liberal rewarl will be paid for It's return 70 thi,
DOR SALE-JERSEYo COWS AND
l. iiElfKRs-I offer for yale u number Of very
ilne Jersey Cows and llclters In calf TO superior
bulls, bred with view TO their milking qualities
T. I. PHILLIPS. care fnnElln ms. Go. Iyly
TllE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY,
l. near baltimore. for Girls. noted for hcalthful'
nes. careful training, thorough Instruction and the
influences OF Christian home. The next term
will begin Sept. Goth. Rev. ARTHUR J. RICH, N.
D., kcislerstown, 3d. .+r rHr...- jyiJwds
CT. GEORGES HALL, AN UNSUR.
~ paved Boariing School for poys and Young
prepares for the Universities aud Colleges OF BusI
ness. SIS a year. Prof. J. c. klSEAR. A. NJ,
Principal. Circulars With references sent.
20 a.,.s-.i -r.r-.s jyi9paw
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sQ(he 1atell1Qenrer


81 & h WHEELING, W. VA, July 10. 1882. ~
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LADIES can wear boots one size smaller af-
ter using German Corn Remover. All drug.
,istu .'E.-I.al.. Haaa.- go. .-. (. =
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.Ts ALEXANDER hone, /.
Heal Estate Agent. Broker and Notary Public,
jyls 1915 Market Street. Wheeling. W Va
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AMERICAN.
G.. L. u. HOWARD.
4 . 4 ) 4 . 4-31
AMERICAN.
j. SMITH.
3 4 . D D , 5-34

buIlseye after bulseye. Once lie shot hastily
and caught an inner; then he resumed
his even course. One shot rcmqined. II
il Yielded bullseye it would give him 32 points
and he woull lead both teams. He waited long; {;
Colonel Bodine stood behind and cautioned him.
He showed not trcmOr but shot at an unfortu-
nate moment and made another inner He had not led
the field but he had reduced the British lead to nlnc
and when the match was done for the day, ne who
had worked so steadily and well had made the
top score of the day, having tied
the redoubtable McVittie, and ranked him by his
superior record at the longest distance. The British
had made $40 points. the Americans 33l,
That the British have learned from the
American system Of teamwork was shown
at rhe mid-range5. They held l1ttle conversation,
and that little in an undcrtone, and did not move
about much But each shooter was surround
ed by keen watchers of the wind and
light The Americans had their helps too,
and many point in their score they owe TO Wise
and timely suggestion from Rathbone, the wind
wise veteran; DR.. Dudley aud others. At 900 yards
Dolan had not yet got into good form; at 600
yards he made a brilliant spurt, and left not only
his own comrades but also the opponents behind
him. With provoking pertinacity the lead kept
increasing al the first distance, until nine Wasagan
reached with the last shot. Smiths splendid work.
ranking again the best scores on the other side
those of McVitue and Heap-could not
save the day against the extraordinary shooting
of the British Before tine last round the
scores stood: British, us; Americans zoe.
Gloom came on the shooters before the
last distance was finished Tho Americans
opened spendidly, and had Smith, with eyes
accustomed to Wimbledon lights, to close
then day. The British did not stand their ground,
but began to weaken. Corporal Bates got Il
miss, though by accident; Heap, Goodear and
Humphry fell below their record and when
the last round was shot they had
added only one to their lead winning the day by an
aggregate score OF l,O62 to l,O43. The prediction
ventured by TIE TRIBUNE on the third day
of their practice had been fulfilled in part-thcy
did not reach again. either in practice or the match
their record OF 0SG made on that day; nor did they
reach any of the figures made by them except on
their first day at CreedmOOr. The Americans i'm
PROCEED on their best score seven points.
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DARING Rescue or 4 PRISONER.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Sept. IA tragedy
ed this afternoon ~weetwater forty miles
west OF Knoxville in which two killed Sheriff
W. Z. Gates and Deputy Sheriff John Conway. OF Chatta
nOoga Hamilton County, had in custody three
prisoners, whom they were bringing TO
Knoxville 10 the supreme Court. Two OF the prisoners
John Taylor and Carter who under sentence for
murder, were chained together The other prisoner
negro chained to the seat Whom the train stopped
at Swcctwaer three men entered the cars one
brother Of the prisoner Taylor entered
the from the rear, while the other
two entered from the front. When the train reached
Philadelphia eht miles east OF Sweetwatcr, Tayiors
brother approached Deputy Sheriff Conway from
behind placed pistol 10 the back Of his head and Dew
Conways brains out. He then took the keys from Con-
ways POCKET aud unlocked the prisoners Taylor ana
the then secured the deputy's pistol Al tins III
stani SnerG Gates rushed at the men, firing at them
As lie Gicd TIE p.isOnor Taylor shot him. Ihe
piisOucr was slightly wounded IN the arm and carter
received Slight wuuLd in the leg tn" three rescuers
were hr TAYLOR and his three friends then jumped
the engine aud forced the engineer with pistol NJ
his mead, to pull out Immediately. Tncy made him put
more steam and forced MIN to run twenty miles
up TO l. noir's, running through tree towns
without stopping. Al LrnOif's tho four men Julnped
from the engin. and secured horses which were waiting
negro came to Knoxville without guard and surren-
dcrcd them lives the sheriff Of Knox County The
sheriff Of London County Is following the nen 0ut WIN
lODeD OF NCrt.tktllg taeln.
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FRAGMRNIS or WESTERN NEBS.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR N CHICAGO.

KNIGHTS OF HONOR IN CHI AbO
Chicago, Sept. 14.-AbOut 1900 knights
of Honor are here attending the grand convocatloh'
DYING FROM AN ASSAULT.
TAYTORVILLE, H.. Sept. 14.-Ihe death OF
Miss Bond. who wa recently assaulted. is daily eX
pected. II took fOur hOld her on Monday nght
parcxysn rcn, ring her almost Wild Her death Is
looked forward T. with dread as 1t Is feared 1t VIII ere
a dcsne for summary Vengence
STUD FARM SOLD.
LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept. 14.-NllltOn Young,
wellknown turfnin, bought McGrathiana the famous
stud iarn the late H. Price McGrath, for Sl69l2 90
this morning.
DECLINE IN PRICES.
CHICAGO, Sept 14.-On 'change another
weak day set In early and the bears" made such Wig
orous descent the strength OF the fine weather and
large receipts that o'clock wheat had declined esc
l492l4c. oats osG llec pork 712 G2Oc ana Iaru
2l295c.
A MISSIONARY SUING FOR SERVICES
DETROIT, Mich, Sept 14.-Ihe Methodist
EplscOpal Conference In session in this city has
been sued In is corporate capacity by Isaac Gordon
who caims pay for service missionary 10 tue Indians
several wears ago. The official. under whom the
alleged to have been performed assert that there
is 10 proper ground for the claim
A NEW GOVERNMENT BUILDING SETTLED.
Chicago, Sept. 1.-the new and costly
Post Oiice and Custom House Building has settled one
ana Our-G Inches Mr.. Church. the superintendent or
construction says may be necessary TO take the bad
ins down.
BIGAMIST ARRESTED By WOMAN.
COLUMBUs, Ind, Sept. l4.-Oue Beck, alias
Cooper arrived mere yesterday heaN Ny ironed and in
charge OF Mrs. Georgia RIgglcs. lie lnarred sarah
Much at Jonesvilc in this County short time ago. and
tmInedat ely removed TO Kansas. 10 was soon arccr
taime. that Beck had wives living ana MIRA Rugges
II requsiton from Governor Porter, went to Kansas and
OlOiI- Int the Oack