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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-03
MONDAY.
Loo Al.

Thermometer Highest, "; lowest,
rerkia, ten pin alley broken into and
Ubbed.
Merry War German. opera, at
OperS House.
The notorious Albert Price sentenced
10 one yeas in penitentiary for grand
A-ceEy.
Eugene Caiy sentenced by Judge
jacob to two years in penitentiary for
grsud larceny.
Certificate Of Incorporation issued to
The Prince Packet Company"
With principal Office in Wheeling.
,sg.ta., >le0uao.
NEIGHEOEHOOD.
VIII Hobbs mashcS foot at Spence's
mainline >uop, Martins Ferry, by let
.rg brs,S :al. upon it.
Abe sui Jesse Good given prelimi-
Iarv Tal 50, ',s.ialrr, and sent to Jail to
h. Cligsy,.., in default of 500 bGsl.
Death o. .ol John w. Holiday,
.maNH Wheeling, NJ Steuhenyiue,
..uirr consumption; aged l3years.
Thomas q. Garden awarded prize by
Nrr Henderson, X Co., for best head of
-athqg,. I,-'-rd two and u half miles
5so,. hi city, Prize S2o.
GENERAL.
r-GotTrnE JAMES begun at Kan
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A session Of the Supreme Court.

In the December Century, l.. V.
Smalley writes of "The Supreme Court
of the United States" in an admirably
instructive and entertaining manner,
and the portraits and character-sketches
of the court in session finely supple
ment the text. The formality of OPEN
ing the court is described as follows:
When twelve o'clock comes, there
are perhaps a dozen lawyers sitting at
the tables within the bar, and score of
spectators waiting on the crimson plush
sofas for the court to open. A rustic Of
silk is heard from the open door leading
to the retiring-rooms. AT the other
side of the chamber sits young man at
the desk, who has been listening for a
few minutes for that sound. He rises,
and announces in a clear voiee: 1.-THE
Honorable the Chief Justice and Asso-
ciate-J Justices of the Supreme Court of
the United States" whereupon lawyers
and spectators all get up on their feet.
The rustling sound approaches, ana
there enters a procession Of dignified
old men, clad in black sick gowns that.
reach almost to. their feet, with wide.
sleeves and ample skirts At the head
walks the ChieEJustice,, and the oth6Ts
follow in the order Of their length Of
service in the court. They stand mo-
ment in front OF their chairs, and, all
bow at once to the bar. The lawyers
ret urn the salute; then the judges. sit
down, the Associates being careful,
however, not to occupy their chairs. be-
fore the ChiefJustiee Is settled In
his. Now the young man, who Is the
crier, exelaims, In 8 monotonOns FASH
ion.
"Oyes! oyer! Dyes. All persons hsv-
ing business before this Honorable Su-
preme Court Of the United States are
admonished to draw near and,gIve their
attention, for the court is now sitting.
God save the United States and this
honorable eoHrtm
Business begins promptly and Is dis
pstched rapidly. First, motions are
beard, then the docket Is taken up.
The Chief Justice calls the cases In or
der in quiet manner, and a lawyer Is
! on the floor making aR Argument while
YOU are still expecting that there will be
some further formality attending the
opening of 30 august tribunal.
The proceedings are impressive only
from their simplicity. Usually the ar
puments of counsel are delivered in low
conversational tones. Often the Judges
interrupt to ask questions. In pstent
cases, models of machinery are fire.
quently used to illustrate an argument,
and are hauded up 10 the Judges fol
examination, or blackboard Ia used fol
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DIED.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS December, 1852, at 2:0j
p. m, Annie, daughter OF Hanora Moran, aged
70 years.
Funeral from the residence OF her mother.
No. - Twenty-fifth street, Monday morning
ut g:SO O'Clock. Mass at st. JoseDh's Cathedral
at 10 O'Clock. Interment at Mt. Calvary ceme-
terry. Friends Of the family are invited to
attend. Rules governing Catholic burials will
be strictly observed.
LEATHERWOOD-On Saturday, December
.. 1882, at lO:21 a. m, Jane Leatherwood, aged
G0yeSrs.
Funeral this Sunday afternoon at O'Clock,
from the residence OF her son, Carlos Leather
wood, on the Cadiz pike, two miles from
bridgeport. Friends on the family are invited
10 attend. Interment at the Bridgeport ceme-
terry.
GAINESVILLE, O., papers please copy.l
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4 GENERAL. ~
l &S5s1P~eESsss KSss,

Frank Smyth, of Chicago, commits
suicide because his sSeetheart Tilted
him.
VIM. Powell killed by being thrown
under wheels of mine car at Cumber-
land.
Coal miners employed in mines of
Jonathan Allison, at Washington, Pa,
strike for higher wages, and mines are
closed.
Postmaster Corbus, Of Ia Sale, Ills,
tries TO suppress the La Sale Democrat
by refusing to send it through the
mails.
VIM. Shafler, his wife and three
children poisoned by eating pies made
of rhubarb which they had canned the
year before.
Geo. w. Williams, Past Grand
Worthy Patriarch of the Sons of Tem-
perance Of Virginia, and for many
years journal clerk of State Senate,
dies at his home in that State.
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A monument to the Cohieue." "SMZE
{paylS9 Ma ,g f Sslssse Ssssa
ttfSsoieaRG SerJ6ns. Senator Butler de-
Iiyered The OratlOn
sL,II Am the Workshop.

ro5o Good work the mechanic must nav
IL, - ~ besitS' II long hours of confinement az
gOC 49, ns rooms have epfeebled his hand OF
AZ Oi his sight, let him at once. ana Dc,
S Sara .o,ns organic trouble appears tax =
ITtT ~ Hop Bitters. His system Wiz ~ =
P Es;Byss1ated bis nerves strengthened, n1s
siSbt become clear, and the wnGte n "o conSi.
lion be built up to higher WORKING '
tim
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II ESDA 4.

LOCAL.
Observation-Disclosures, 8; lowest,
Marginal rod discussed in Council
md a committee appointed.
steamer Regular tied up by L. $.
NaasUal, oU libel for $1,000, brought by
exc ut0roiOne Of victims of recent col
lSOa.
Convention held and largely attended
GtouTth -. Church to institute inn
InyemrH. IN inlay School work,
and steps looking Oh that end taken.
Bold attempt at fraud in connection
9Th dea,E rattle insurance business
aesS frustrated. DR.. Luns fOrdtes-
-hes falsely 10 death Of a Mrs. Good
'I' upon whom a policy was held.
NEIvHBORHOOD.
Time miles Of Grafton and Green
-1leyrroa4 finished and ready for ties and
N.!aargo a-siGs. FL. Fitzpatrick, ut
heliaire compromised by Miss Bolar
"NAdrawirg charge.
The character Oft Good bows, of
oetIaire shown up, proving then guilty Of
rre. '''
n. John N"e',cr, German citizen Of
lr.ISSstC,Tgh, cuts the throat of his wife
a anl them himself Jealousy the cause
GENERAL.
OnssyO-y record of George Bliss
Low; own up IN Star Route trial at Wash
Irene, Trench ca me. decides upon sending
an, .nE.a ~. / ,rrycy lately coded terri.
me Srfl I. railway accident reported
w., yro1 : pper Egypt, in which, it Is said
zen" ~. PersOus lost their live.
,rs s%,ent statements of Davitt in
M hi s ~ Noyan, Ireland, brought 10
-y p OF English government.
" I roa that Ben Butler will short
Ter oS ~ Miss Kate Pattison, a mem.
to be- y = ', ms La1gtry's company. said
- Ease Of love at first sight.
Sop go Passenger trains on Pittsburgh
non -e ~ . rad collide near Castle Shan
wreck %',l engines and baggage ears
hurt sI, ana Conductor Barry badly
- ABOUT the back. '
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WEDNFSDAY.

n local.
80. '''e'e'-Highest, $50; lowest,
BY couples !. u marriage market. Four hap
aths OOeg,ao l me-, as My Sweetheart, u
GoTs sH I'VE cents per slip. price
Thonss " V,, Jackson issues a pardon to
SArbOnr Count an, and John Watkins
NIttla - Red Men"
N w named Baker falls inte
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RRIDA 7.

lIJNAlE.
ThermOmettr-Hig AZ: lowest,
$50.
Regular annual election Of officers OF
Cyrene COmmandery, X. L. See other
column.
Rod Dixon, under Indictment on
three counts of forgery, admitted to
bail in 81 900.
Street car Office removed from old
site on Market street TO building adj
Joining stables OH FOrty-secOnd street.
VIM. Lowe, the Moundsville lad who
stole the box of the Union News Com
panys agent at Benwood, captured at
Chicago.
Abe Martin brutality beats hisssister,
Capitola, in East Wheeling. Arrested
by Constable Love, but In being taken
To iail breaks away and escapes.
NEIGHBoRHOOD.
Inaururation of season at Mt. Belle
view with grand dress party.
Two freight trains collide on the
Pan Handle road at FairvieW. Two
.tramps who were stealing q ride In
stantly killed.
Suit entered before Squire Crisweil,
at BelIaire, by j. l.. Crozier, charging
his wife, Sarah A. Crozier, and James
Corbett with living in a state OF adrii-
terry.
Old Welland canal closed for season.
Postal service resumed in Inundated
distri cts of Germany.
Rumor of probable creation OF num-
Der Of foreign Cardinals next month
officially denied.
Eli Gardner, q grocery keeper Oh
Frankfort, KY, shot and killed Geo.
Grayson, an eX-conviet, Tor ABUSING
him.
II ia believed a French company Is
secretly organizing at Paris, bordeaux
and Marseiilss for operations in Mad
agascar. ,.
The draft of an ordinance toroiddlnS
the importation of American pork 10
Germany presented to the Bundesrath.
An unsuccessful attempt made az
Chester, Pa, to launch the Puritan, OH
the stocks since 1876, awaiting oruerS
TO launch. CT.
While working at Ryan & Sons
roctinC house at Dubuque, Ia, "a
trick Fox fell into q val, OF ooiiths
lard and was fatally scalded.
Fbe illness Of Rt. Hon. Henry F9E-
catt. London, postmaster-geneTal, nus
developed into diphtherla, anu LIS WI"
ditiOn Is said to be dangerous. .
A monument to the Confederate us2u
NY ,hs sSa fSe assa
ttegoesG $rEns. Senator Butler de-
livered the Grafton. -
Andrieux, Republican member OF
chamber of deputies, challenges Laur-
emit editor of the Paris, and Areae, q
writer for that paper, to fight ouei'
Beth have accepted. 18th
Erastus Davis and Miles Hedale ets
two murderers, occupying tne saue
cell in the Virginia pentenuary, 9us nr
rel, which resulted in the fatal S'ao''Ne
of the latter by the former.
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SUNDAY.
LOCAL

thermometer Highest fo'i lowest
81, .;o,,,, church badly damaged by
AZ e. Fit. who was so badly burn
HH'iS ,,. dies Of his injuries.
ID No. , Thama retirss from editor
VI, a ,sl,nIrrt of the Nolksblatt.
.. n'T NrCourtney lodged in Jail
tUS' Effective Haggerty, charged
BY ! L., -r,nI:ts the mails in Barbour
N, ,., T.o,n differed with Rev. Hite,
"m. Nm ,,rr,r'S views during delivery
- % s.N ar Clapline street church,
.S created quite Il sensation AT
'e''''' NuIGIIBOROOD.
g., r,.as,rirk rearested at Bellaire,
f'.i Lsr.,,. rf attempting To outrage
~ 'S Ssr,,a E,ilr. Bonded for appear
''., .,..-,.,j murder at Anderson, w.
.[E,,r.! EIausburger,a cattle deal
w. lIfs lraud.>tained OvercOat found,
,'.,ssyft 100 clue to missing man.
u,riltcn Nipe arrested near Sharps-
,, =. Pa At instance OfG. W. Bender
'.. t iIsrnh SISTER, of Martinsburg, w.
T ,.' Irbgr.cd with forging notes TO the
AMOUNT o! 500.
GENERAL.
y,-I;rr 4 uo' guilty rendered in the
-.,y,su puyvil railroad disaster.
o,r.n ;. Turner. u jet black negro,
mi, Melinda Roberts, white girl,
1''',--;,,l %: rru,-vIlie.
~ Massachusetts, cOnvicts attempt
.,,.ysrr srum Rouse of Correction at
.F,,.TaI. hm. are overpowered and
,g.J IN solitary confinement.
" lydia Watson, residing near
.r. PINE Washington county. Pa,
s.,Iry burned ~ clothes taking fire
nm 3 CRATE.
rsv;~ Piuisrcw and Sandy Work
-.,r r.,..f.s %; Rockhill, y. c., fight
|. 1sl on, with club and one with
-r axe. in which the latter was killed.
n low, w.,u the same woman the,
....4
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All the women, single and WIDOWS =
4, A Rnf+ 40 are setting their caps AZ
~ D Cleveland, who, when ask Ken
why he didn't marry, ssu
old i've missed my onance' .
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WAST Suite W5 bca %EE M prEae E s@
suitable for phi ysiclan. Address w. G. Adams,
Pos office, four days. de2edq
WANTED, AGENTS. JOSIAH ALIENS
w Wife, Samantha" has wrote new
book. $50 Illustrations by Williams Outfit
Sl25 Not an hour TO lose. VIM II. THOMP-
son, Pub, 40i Arch ST., Phila., Pa. de2erdq
r OST-ON SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1852,
II small fox Golored cur dog. Had on
neat leather collar IL inches wide. y liberal
reward will be paid for information leading
to It's recovery. WILL GIfFlN, Bridge
MORT dehlq
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picking vat at Hoffmau,s tanparv
ana narrowly escapes drowning.
smith Hamilton, boss esrnants-
HemPheld Road, falls from scaffpId in
tnnnel No. J, near ClaysvilIe, breaking
three ribs and crushing his leg.
NEIGHBoRHooD.
John Diehl has fingers taken off bv
nall machine at Laughlin mill.
VIM. Sloan, furnlRlre dealers, of Mar
TINS Ferry, falls and breaks three of
his ribs. VI
Frank Riley, formerly of Huntington.
TINS state, commits suicide by shoot
ing himself, at Pittsburgh.
John Davis has thumb mashed off
by being caught between two heavy
castings he was handling at Martins
Ferry.
Hon. Lorenzo Danford assigned To
defend Ohio Gilmore, who so BADLY
cut and slashed Officer Linn, at Martins
Ferry, recently. ~
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If you have the least un ,sS;atel8 Correct
stomach PERUSA VIII inanis'-
the junction
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THURSDAY.

LOCAL.
Observation-Disclosures, 42o: lowest,
$50.
General Thanksgiving services at the
churches.
Disgraceful performance at Academy
by Fannie Mays troupe.
Death of Mr.. James Withers, of STAN
ford, KY, ut Bethany College.
Brilliant nuptials of Miss Lizzie Pas
co and Mr.. OthO Davis, at Bethany.
White rowdies disturb services at
COlOred Church and are summarily
elected.
Death of Mr.. Samuel Adams, for
merly Of tlfs-cIty, at the Riggs HaQse,
Washington, d. c.
4 Marriage of Miss Annie Cushing, Of
this city, and Mr.. Charles p. Wilson, of
New York City, at residence of brides
parents.
NEIGHB0RH0OD.
Six New York banks refuse to loan
money on extended bonds.
Daniel Mack, of Neff's Siding, -ad-
judged insane and removed to the asy-
lum.
Frank Frayne accidentally shoots
Miss Annie Won Behren, in the play of
"Si SlOcum," at Cincinnati.
II. Porter Lee, defaulting president Of
First National Bank at Buffalo, sentenc-
ed To ten years in the penitentiary.
Residence of Frederick Dahn, two
and half miles south of st. Glars
vile, o., destroyed by fire. Loss, $500.
Death TAFT Pleasant, o. of9r. IT.
UpdagpGf, Representative IN Ckngrs.ss-
from Seventeenth Ohio District, sgeS
90 years.
Steamship Cedar Grove, from Lon
don for Halifax, struck ledge off Cape
Cause during gale, and sank in an hour.
Fifteen persons drowned.
By collision on the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago road, near
New Waterford, one man was killed
and three others wounded.
Another addition to the alleged mir
acle cures at Iowa City, wherein a
Young lady who has been afflicted four
teen years claims to have been nfde
whole by the prayer cure.
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NOTICE Tn CANDIDATES.

A LII PERSONS DESIRING TO BECOME
N candidates on the Democratic ticket nj
the ensuing charter election, are requested to
meet with the City Democratic Executive
Committee al the First Branch Council Cham
Der, on Saturday evening next, Deem ber9th,
at O'Clock. VIM ny LES,
deSdq PRESIDENT
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BELLAIRE AND CAMBRIDGE Az COM
NOTATION
Leaves Bellaire NJ 90 q. M and Is 30 p. m.
daily except Sunday. .
Cloee conneetions made for all % Jinrs south
and southwest North and HortA0 est,maktrg
this sde6iTable route for co,0niee3 and persops
moving 10 the great West, end 70 whom part-
cular ATTENTION n given.
WHEELING, PITTSRURGH AND BALI.
MORE DIvHa0N.
Leave Wheeling, $50 q m u 20 and 40 p. N.
No trains run on this divisis.n ON Sunday.
Tickets to all principal poknts on sale al depot.
ed at depot tick et ONCE.
% " THOG. II. B. BAAsE, Ticket Agt.
IOfIN T. LANE, 1Fav. Pas. AT.
W. n. gLEMENTS, N. Of r.
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These prices are tnvariable, We nave no
travelling agents Remit in drafts on New
York or postoffiee money orders, II pos ;
and where neither OF these can be procursd'
send the money IN registered letter.
Address THE NEW YORK TINES,
New York Uty.
Hssampie copies sent free. deces
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I'VE DAILY REGISTER
IL, Principal Happenings at
y "' HONS and AbrOad.

.s,..., Not Only of What Goes on 10
s'', n a' l.o City, but Also the News OF
y" NE SsighOOrhOOd and the
WoHd at Large.
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We ask you TO consider these thia9s.


In fact We want you b. look into svery de:
partment Of our store, and we are sure thss
ihe styles, qualities and prices VII copylnoo
you that we are better prepared 10 serve youe
wants than any one else In the city.
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PERRY pAyus's pArN.KrLIER.
DUEUMATISM, n Z L X 4 l. G ,
sPRAINs, PAIN IN THE BACK
AND SIDE.

There Is nothing moro painful than these d's-
,scs; hut the pain can BE- removed and the disease
,,redhy use of PERRY DAvIS's PAIN-KIlLER.
This remedy Is no, chcSp Beuzlne or Petroleum
,,c,oet. iha, mpsi be kep, away from fire or heal
90 avoid danger Of explosion, Is u an untried
experiment that may do more harm Than good
pAlN-KIII.FR has been in constant use for for
~ wears, and the universal testimony from all
mari Of the world IT, IT NKyrn PALS. II not only
effects a permanent cure, hui l. relieves pain almost
ins'aniancc,sly Being purely 'ege'sbic remedy
tits safe In The hands of the mos, inexperienced
The record Of cures by the use Of PAIN-kilLER
roula nm voiumes. The following extracts from
hotter, received show what those who have tfed II
think:
TDcAR CNpY. Owatonua. MIMI, says
stC.f a ycar since my wife became sut9ect toss-
we're suffering from ri.cumaism. o1I rTois , ""S"
thc Pain-hili'r. which speedily re''e'eu "c''
CHARLES POWELL writes froio the Sailors
fhs5 s,"p asicted three years with neuralgia and
violent suasms Of the stomach. lhe uvV.ois e. o.
49,, @ psir X NOR ana II gave me immediate
,cl,ef have regalned NY strength, aud am no"
ahic 20 follow my usual occupation
Iextqrienced Immediate rclief from pam w ''''
side by the use OF your Pain-hiiicr.
D. i ORK says; 800 -, ,f .., ,d
have nscd your Pain-Killcr for rheumalis ana
have received great bencht
BARTON SEAMAN says: ,.,
inv, tscd Ialu-k Her for thirty years. ana nave
found ita nerer-fnliug remedy for rheumatism
and lamenCss.
Mr.. BUHpITT writes: ,..,...
tism.
Pun. GILBERT Somcrect, Pa. writes:
from actual use. / know your Pain-hilior Is lhe
best medicine can get.
an druggists keep PAIN-KILLER. Its price Is
50 low that u IS within The reach Of all, and IL will
save many times it- cosi IN doctors bills. 2Jc~
JOc., and al bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & son. Proprictors,
no 3-eOdtTcl Providence r.
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Musical and Dramatic.

Patti was paid $4,000 for singing in
"Thc Messiah" at Cincinnati.
"A Thread of Silk" new play by
Matthison, recently produced with success
in England, is TO be brought to this coun-
try by D'Oyly Carte.
In "Le Sais," soon to be produced in
Paris, Victor Capoul is to sing the tenor
part, and the costumes are to be designed
by his elder brother.
George Rignold is now playing in "The
Lights o. London" " at the Princess Thea
tire, having taken Mr. Wilson Barrett's part.
Rignold intends TO take this play to Aus
traiia.
The Cincinnati Opera Festival business
seems 70 be settled at last. Patti will not
sing in an entire opera on that occasion,
but she will sing in two operate concerts
supported by her own company.
"The Shaughrann is to be revived in
Boston during the third week Of Mr.. Bou-
cicaults engagement. He will resume his
old part Of Con, and Shell Barry viii play
Harvey Dun, which Harry Beckett used to
play at Wallack's.
Edwin Booths recent four-weeks' en-
gagenfent at the Park Theatre, Boston, is
said to have been the most successful sea-
son OF that length ever played in this thea
tire. Booth appears in Fall River, Provi-
dence, Newark, and Easton, Pa, during
this week.
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The Death of "a white Elephant.
[LOndOn IelogTaph.l


Intelligence reaches us from India to the
melancholy effect that the Siamesc nation
has recently been plunged into mourning
by the untimely death Of ellis sublime
Grandeur the Court and Body-Elephant of
the King" Thus runs the official title
OF the albino pachyderm, who, in yir-
tue OF his abnormal color, is the OBJ
iect OF divine worship for the time be-
Ing In the kingdom OF siam. His Sub
lime Grandeur, we regret TO learn, depart
ed this life in highy-sensational manner,
fraught with irreparable disaster 10 the en-
tire staff of his household. One morning after
a hearty breakfast he went mad quite uneX-
pectedly and trampled five OF his attendants
10 death. TO shoot HIM would have been
sacriege. An attempt to tranquillize his
perlurbed spirit by encircling him with
huge ring OF holy bamboo, specially blessed
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by the High Priest Of his own particular
temple, proved worse than Intellectual, for
he broke through the ring and all but ter
minated the High Priests career upon
the spot. He was then with great diili-
Guilty driven into a close court OF the pal
ace, where, after several furious endeayors
10 batter down the walls with his
tusks, he suddenly toppled over on his
side, uttered last cry OF rage, and gave
up the ghost. Naturally enough, this heavy
calamity was attributed 10 criminal care
lessness on the part OF one or other OF the
attendants entrusted with the sacred ele-
plants feeding. The King therefore in
terrogated the members OF his Sublime
Grandeur's household in person with re-
spect to their treatment Of the illustrious
defunct, and failing to elicit any individual
confession Of delinquency decreed that
they should, one and all, be punished.
Having thus vindicated propriety, his Ma
jesty assumed the garb Of woe, and is un-
derstood to be still inconsolable for bis loss.
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Richmond Enthusiastic.

Signor R0ssi, in an interview with a
Baltimore Times reporter, said in answer
10 the question "What cities Of the South
have YOU played ini''
Weelmeengton, Reechmond, Atlanta,
Charleston, and Savannah-all very good /;
very enthusiastic. Recehmond very, very
most cnthusiasticr'
Here he blew great puff OF his cigar, TO
express enthusiasm, and gave little laugh
all TO himself, like Il veteran whist-player
who has Just captured the odd trick.
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A FRESH START.
Tho Two Houses Of the General As
scnibIy Again I'm Session.

The Readjusters Hot After the ofiices-Nor-
folk Police Bill Ordered 10 Engrossment-
Proposed Ousting OF Democratic Directors
and Officers of Asylums-The Blair school
Bill Endorsed-.Mr. Riddleberser's Colored
Norual-stheol BilI-Gallego Mills-Pine-
Street Church-Governor's Message To-
Morrow-small-Pox Resolution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-05

TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and cold, with heavy fall OF snow
during the night.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G \. NJ, 2G;
0A. NJ, 2S; noon, IS; p. NJ, SO; 6 p.
NJ, 81 midnight, 2j.
Mean temperature, 300.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-05
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, threatening weather
and snow or rain, northeast 10 southeast
winds. lower barometer, and slight rise in
temperature.