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fBoUT THE STATE.
Msst- n uantsa char factory.

\ Weston wants a char factory.
VIM. Johnson, q well-knoSn citizen Of
Union, IS dad.
Writ Cou-, House, says the Transcript
has fire school.
Huntsvil e children, says the Times, have
lie whOOpiug cough.
Wellsburg, according to the Herald is to
lave another glass factory.
The Spencer Bulletin reports q case Of
- breaking at that place.
Nartinsburg has factory that turns out
kEO thousand sPokss day.
AThe Grafton Sentinel complains Of too
hIhy gam 5'ers in that town.
Richard Jones agrees to keep, clothe and
iced the Wayne county paupers for IS
cents & week.
55-12 Naddy, aged 10, and his mare, aged
- Arvested in Monroe county this season
acres Of grass.
n Mason county COW gave birth to a
ID calf which when one hour old
he'd lO5 pounds.
buses are in demand at Buckhannon
Ne Banner wants the capitalists Of
town 10 put up more.
the Tucker county grand jury, according
.<he Democrat after a two days sitting,
rned only one true indictment.
6s Berkeley county fair promises to be
|ks - in the State. Senator Bsyard, of
"a, will deliver the opening address.
.H.I county has sent three candidates
1t admission to the Penitentiary at
,pdsyille PeytOn, the wife murderer,
>le; Geo. Porter, for breaking into
three years; and Henry Johnson, for
lFsy robbery, two years,
|ze Wheeling REgIsTER, we think, can
<e the bakery for getting up interesting
'es for its new articles. \ recent issue
y This for head line: "Rsyolyers aud
IS hide Women and Woe shepherds
ga Register.
&I5tlhe Winfield Democrat: \ contract
.< Inferred into last Friday for the CO.
1&IReDt Of the steamer Boone, after
she will enter the Cincinnati and
.tkha river trade. Another steamer
+ W ne her place in the GalliPolis and
&.>tfOn trade.
Upper says the new dour mill at
Is. III will be fully equal 10 any in the
|Is.-WHEELING REGIsTER. Look here
REsIsTEE, you have misconstrued our
|<kgusge: We did not say that the mill
|<Lld se equal TO any in the State, but
Ia h would equal any in this part OF the
Clipper.
Exsenator J. P. Jones, Of Terra Alta,
|n>stke Enterprise, has in possession a
.eIl nreserved edition Of AnnOtations upon
As ne Books Of Moses, the Psalms,
|N4 songs OF solomon an other interest
81 natter which is the work OF Henry
,>sfortb. an eminent scholar Of the lTth
1tury. The imprint shows that it was
tinted By IN. Parsons for John Bellamie,
EzESre to be sold at his shop near the
E - Exchange, 1889" 1t is interesting
"a literary book, and rare and valuable
ENfelic.
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y,.p.pp.,,yau,. on Field Lively,

TITUsyILLE, Pa, September 2S'-It is i'm.
possible TO obtain further intelligence con-
cerning the Porcupine we'll No. IL, in the
Balltown field. The owners report that
the we'll is doing IS barrels per hour is all
the trade knows. The derricks are boarded
up and under guard. No. 5,
which flowed two thousand barrels
in the first tventy.four houIs, is one of the
largest wells struck in B4lltoEn. Granden
mum her fifteen drilled into sand yesterday.
IL did fifteen barrels in the first hour, aud
is now doing eleven. Porcupine number
ten is expected in to-day. II has not been
beard from, but in SlI probability xill be q
gpod we'll
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Religion, Giedner.

A meeting was held at Valley Furnace,
Barbour county. on Saturday, August the
18th, for the purpose OF orgsciZing o Li-
brsry association. Capt. J. z Philips wss
called 20 the chair.
Ityas agreed that the name OF the asso-
citation should be The Valley Furnace Li-
brsry Association" Il Was agreed tbst -
should constitute any person . stockhoIder
in the association, with all Of It's priv.
sny person TO Q privilege In the IL
brsry. The constitution adopted IL the one
by which all other Library Associations Of
the Methodist Episcopal church are gov.
erned. The following persons are stock.
holders: J. w. Bowman, J. X. Phillips
T., C. Coffmsu. Elijah Cofman. A. Q. Bow.
man, J. J. Eester, Stewart Wilmoth and
J. W. Bedford. The room in which the
Library il 70 be kept is sdjoining the law
Office OF A. c. Bowman. at Valley furoaoe.
Capt. Phillips donated bis entire library
The following are tie officers elected for
the ensuing year, endiog SsptembeI L
1884: ]. p. Phillips Presideat; Elijah C1d-
man. J. W. Bedford. Vice Presidents; Stew
srt wilmoih. Secretary; l. @. Coiman.
Corresponding Secretary A. G. Borman,
Librarian; J. w. Bowman Treasurer.
w. Bowman was also appointed com
mitiee to receive aud value any books that
msy he donated 70 the association.
The formation os Church Library Az
socia,ions il usmApding much attention a
this time in The Methodist Episcopal
church. TIE tyssby litsrsture that Is betne
med in many families sud has worried
into msnY sabbath schools calls lo1fly io'
| sGnsethipr 10 eounitrset its inhuences
| Tlis ve sre ssifmpiirg 20 do througt
| .rth We will give "a ou
.f,4 :,,p. iuriher nnties IT the OBJ .
and Svrkings of me Assvcistion-
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Nov Her Own Ms.herap.L.v.

JAMESTOWN, n. Y, September 23.-Mrs.
Hymus Eastman, As years OF age, of Leon,
is now her own mother-in Law. She mar
ried 9 son of Hymus Eastman. When he
died she married Stephen Casten. and nov
that he is dead she has married her first
husbspd's father, her fatherin.law, who Is
- years old Considerable comment has
been eslssd " the nlAEriaEa
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OHIO PRoHIBITIoNIsTs
Organizing the Amendment Crusade
Ifa PrOaDeefA

ItS Prospectus
CoLUNBUS O., September 2S.-The Second
Amendmentites expect to have larger
majority for the amendment than the win
ming party will have, and hold that in the
rural districts Republicans, Democrats,
Greenbackers and all will vote for it IRE
spective of party. DR.. Thompson says
there are some places where they will get
nearly the total vote, and they expect to
carry all of the counties except those hav-
ing large cities. The following official call
is published in the 0Iio State Journal OF
TO day:
The President and members OF the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Uaion ask
Every Soy and Giri
in this city between the ages OF SIX and
eighteen n ho wOa dixie to cast ballot for
the prohibition Of the liquor traffic at the
election on the 9th Of October, 1888, to meet
them a. the east terrace of the State House
in the afternoon of Monday. September
24,b, at 4 80 O'Clock, and they will De told
how il can be done. A tempsranee band
will then be orEsniEed. which viii be
taurht ~ stated iiurs - march and sing
the second AnsnansnJ lHso the hearts "
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voters ON and before election day. Friends
Of the cause invited.
10 the Crusaders OF Columbus.
AtDinna Va haar the RlnoanS1 S1n

VI shC OaOoC AhNASCus
10 the Crusaders OF Columbus.
'Dinna ye hear the Slogan"
"To every ar.horse which has been in
battle the sound of the bugle-call stirs up
the old FIRE in the blood, and awakss the cid
impatience for the onset.
80 to
Every woman VIII Come
at this bugle-call to meet the children and
each other at the organization meeting on
the cas-! terrace Of the State House on Mon
day, at4:30PM.
''The children are ours, sisters. Satan
and his host never question that fact.
Come and let Us work with them for God
and home and native land"
The latter part OF this-"To the Crusaders
of Columbusn-is an extra cracker put on
here; but the first part is in accordance
with the official orders from the headquar-
tiers Of the Second Amendment party at
Cleveland. This is the kind Of work that
is 10 be carried on all over Ohio this year.
The second Tuesday of October, 1888, prom
ises TO be the most. memorable day that
was ever known in the history Of Ohio.
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The Wa.hinxten Rsr,.,n.

WassISsroN, September % The entries
which have been recsived for the coming
regatta are even more numsious than was
expected In two cases, at least, the names
of clubs entered will not be made public
until after the close OF the entrie' on Sat
urdSy. In sddi'ior to these, however, il
Is stnrH thst 'He Crescent senio. four aud
gig ereWs of Rnilsdelphis, the gig crew OF
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RrgaTded BY Her a. . Joke.
Tre'me from the seo,t Law.

irNivs, o., September 23.-Tns report
= Stare Auditor is Just completed. It
|kr 'hs 5"llectioDs under the Scott LIQUOR
~ Ia g hearty 1900. .OC0 ia the STATE.
~ ei'n N TIE localities where collected
i''i'" rocr, general revenue, an.l
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sLossoN READY TO MEET HIN.
He Ma.ifssts HE WHIssGnsss % 1sy
TITLES Wffh DehnRGe1s

CHICAGO, September Z.-In . recent 10.
tsryiew Jacob Scbasfer, the chsmpioa
at bslk line billiards, ssid u blossoo WTf
put up 81 600 forfeit, and make the game
Tor $500, be (Scbseisr) would forfeit bis
cham piopship emblem. In rssponss 70
this. DAVID Bsirs today dsposited the
81. 900 and acceptance on behalf Of 6lossos
in the hands Of Ysnk Adama The latter
then had IN intsyvisv With Schssfss which
resulted in IN agreement On his part -
cable yiEnsuI, and II he could hsvs their
siossoo. TSs forfeit Of 5000 On
slossoa's bshalf win remain up three dsys
pending yigsaux's. ansus. wn. Ssfton.
cushion caFom champion, this mofsfng
portunity 10 play tor his (ssItosfs, snkisn
snd $50 0 sids. In reply 10 this f,a
FOLEY Deposited S2sS vith Henry Rhies -
q forfeit and accsptares O behalf o. 49,
son Who left for New York lssl night NE
g.ms win b plsyed In chsaa~o visnis
thirty dsya.
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WHEELING w. MORNING. SEPTEMBER "a. 1888

the Pennsylyania Rowing Club, the Eureka
senior four, Of Newark, the double from
Harrisburg, Kerwin, of Lynn, and Morse,
of New York, in singles, have already en-
tered.
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sADLER's MURDERoUs RAGE.
Cutting His wIfe's Throat and Aceus-
ing Her of Having Cut His.

ing Her Of Having Cut His.
New YORK, September 2S.-"My God!
Harry has murdered me. Don't let him
cut me again" cried woman as she ran
into the arms of Policeman Schenck, who
was patrolling at 81 o'clock yesterday
morning in Warren street, near High, in
Newark.
She was dressed only in her night
clothes, which were stained with blood
from q long cut in her throat. As she
spoke her husband ran up, and, holding
out piece OF cloth twisted into rope,
said, excitedly, to the policeman:
Here, finish her with this"
The policeman understood from the
mans manner that he wanted to have his
wife hanged. He threw the man to tn 3
ground and put handouts upon him, and
then saw that his prisoner had cut on his
throat.
Ii was Henry sadler, keeper OF q saloon
at 30 Warren street. He and the woman
were taken TO police station.
The Latter Said
that Ssdler, who is her husband, had FIRE.
oueptly beaten her, and had been IN jail
for that offence. She explained that be
bad attacked her with a shoemakers knife
while she was in bed with her children,
and bad cut her in the meet and back she
rot away from him and ran screaming into
the street, where she found Policeman
Schenck. Early in the night he had ap
orosched her with the knife in his hand
md said. 81 will fix you now" bat she es-
.sprd from the house. He coaKed her
back sgaln, and shortly sfterEard lie made
the sudden assault upon her just described
Sadler said that his wife cut him with
knife, and Whist happened after that he
could not say. He said he was released
from iail on August 5th, and when he go
home at II O'Clock in the morning, be
found that his wife had gone away, ieavlnE
a stranger to look after the saloon and the
three children. When she returned sht
wss angry because he was out OF jail, ahC
rrested him hsrshly. She refused 70 81,
where she had been To reporter, yester
oax- Mrs sadler said thst she spent th
| d ARoeksSsy Hsrwoun 'sare though
tct a rieus. She vas rsksu 10 hospital
s 4 'tr whose Heuid es!;g:-''. :. Eis sel
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COSTS OF BEING A FOOL.
ryInE I'm Fun and RePentiBg I'm

fy ing I'm Fun and Repeating I'm
- Earnest.
Wv SoRK, September 23-Flora A.
Nipes, under the name Of Flora A. Kelly,
Npg James OBJ Kelly to annul 3 mar
MRS. Kelly is about eighteen years
Nelly is ABOUT year her senior.
!. ely AYERS that on october last, while
sakding on the railroad platform at Ale
hany Station, Virginia, Kelly entered in
i eonyersaiion and finally told her that if
~ Kzye her consent to marry him he
M regard the matter as joke and would
.ssr claim that il was q legal marriage.
u gave her consent and they went Oh and
>L.e married. Toe young lady then re-
fTned to the station and proc e led oa her
3urney, leaving Kelly at Allegheny STA
10. Mrs Kelly says that the ceremony
- always
Regarded BY Her A. . JOke.
be Tsyer hved With her husband, was
pr known as his wife, has never been
roEtrd by him, and from the time Of
ceremony until June last she never
70 him. During her absence he never
de any claim that the msrrisge was a le-
O. 9, although be vas aware Of her resi-
Tlce. When be met her in June laSt be
y. med she was his legal wife, but she re-,
- 10 live with him. She believes il
bis intention At the time to falsely
Il pr'sent The matter as Joke and then TO
sln ter ss his wife. Sne hsd no iuten
Sh Il - teTiDg into q marriage contract,
SGGId not have consented TO ii had
&c knUNn what his intentions were.
PEI, r's not sppesred to defend the suik
- ,''i'rdsy Judge Donehoo referred the
s. iU AtIsm KinR.
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n. uss.a.g Hssy csssssssa

IDD AhMS4DD SDs0
Llvnsser, KAs., ssptsmbe A-AfnAsA
P.set. . 81. Louis commercial Esa, uhs
has lust returned from the Indian fsFh.
.ory and Arksnsas, ssid TO ssportsf to-
d.y that ON September 8 he nst young
Isdy On the south-boupd trsis q shs Ka:.
"a City, Iawrencs and Southern rcd.
-hopn Be recognized - tbs missiDg Assy
Churchill. Upon being sbogn Q photo
rrsph OF the missing gih b Instantly
recognized bsr - the young lAdy hs hsd
seen on the trsin. ehs VS. sccoopinled
by Q msp with grsy bsir snd sppsfssuy
sbout fifty yesrs Of The coupls ssid tbse
hey we're going 70 the Indian Tsrritofy.
Or voice sli over The iasd eess up fsDa
mothers. that ssy: ny dsu9hten sf? -
feeble and ssd With DO sfreagth. I'll ole "f
breath spd life st the ieast exsrtisn. W1ss
can ne DO fDr ihemr The ansaer n ss1.
ole srS fni' of hope. 0ps 70 toaf v.eke
-. n H,r Bttsf, will msts tbpn beaitsyt
f.<y. stnshdg - ssssisssisssssA
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A GEORGIA ROMANCE.
How HatheOck wo0ed and Won ID,
spite Opposition.


spite Opposition.
GAINESVILLE, GA, September 23.-Hall
county is enjoying q sensation over the cul.
mination of a little romance, in which Q
young Baltimore physician wooed and
welded, despite parental opposition, one Of
the bellies of the county. Several weeks ago
DR.. Hathcock, of Baltimore, arrived in Bel
ton with good letters OF introduction, and
he at once became favorite with society.
Among the bellies who looked with admira-
ton upon the young doctor was Miss Rena
Carter. Between the two friendship soon
became so marked as 10 attract attention,
and Miss Carters father interposed an OBJ
lection to further meetings, as he did not
like
"Them city Chaps"
DR.. Hatbcock then went to Augusta, and o
secret correspondence was kept up between
the couple. The father rested secure, feel
ing that the city suitor had forever disap-
singing about her household duties as II
her pathway. ''s'
On Wednesday evening Miss Rena put
on a sun.bonnet and said she would pass
the night at the house OF her bother, Ira
Carter. A few minutes after her arrival
there DR.. Hatbcock, accompanied by the
Rev. A. A. Marshall, appeared, when the
young lady quickly seized the arm Of her
lover and the couple declared their inten-
tion OF getting married. Seeing they were
determined, her brother interposed no OBJ
lection. As soon as the ceremony was
over the doctor and his bride boarded
train for Atlanta. They were intercepted
by telegram at Buford from the father,
calling them back to eat wedding feast.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-31
Telegraphic.
GOVERNOR TOM.
Some Spicy Criticisms Of His Excel
enjoys Last Scheme.
Will He Make a Fool Of Himself Again2
The President Hears From the Cow
Boy Band-The Volcano Eruptions in
Java Mary Churchill-All the News
Of Day,

ST. LOUIS, August 30.-Gov. Critten-
Of the General Assembly, for the two.fo.d
purpose OF repeating the Sunday law OF 81
and submitting prohibition law TO the
vote Of the people, does not meet with fay.
or from his own party.
Dr.. d. II Shields, OF Hannibal, mem.
Der Of the state Democratic Committee,
was met this morning on his return from
the reunion at Jefferson City, and asked
what the outlook was for an extra session
OF the Legislature. lie replied;
81 was talking with the governor yestcr.
day about this Sunday law business, and
he told me that he should convene the
Legislature # Judge Noonan again decides
the law OF ~ in force. "
How soon will he do so;"
Every shortly, he said"
Don't you think it would be best TO do
so quicklyH
Yes, If Gov. Crittenden wants to break
up the Democratic party, | should not,
perhaps, say that, for YOU can hardly break
up the party in this state. But the effect
would be TO create factions, and the imme.
diate result would be that next years cleo.
| ton we would lose four Congressman whom
| otherwise we could elect. There exists no
emergency fer speedy action in the matter
We have lived under this law for many
years and could stand it without harm un.
| I'll the regular session Of the Legisla-
! ure. -
Dan. Kennedy, Of thelSpringfeldl Leader,
another Of the returned pilgrims from the
| Confederate reunion, said: There is no
doubt but that the governor intends to call
the Legislature together. He announced
such determination yesterday
"What effect will that have upon the
Democratic partyf"
Nothing serious; 1t cannot be hurt.
The party is as solid as the rock Of Gibral-
TAR, aud nothing but an earthquake can
| shake il. -
Wont prohibition prove an earth
quakcy'
HI, no. We will bury it.
! State Senator Hathaway said: 1.-THE
| governor asserts that II the Downing law is
not applicable TO ST. Louis 1t must be made
30 by this Legisl stature. He will await Moo
mans decision, ard II adverse be will have
the Legislature together by the 10th o
next month understand he will also IA
yor the submission Of prohibition law.
don't think the party Will be injured much
IN the end
Col. j. g. Wear, OF Poplar Bluff; 81
Crittenden convenes the Legislature h
ought TO be impeached There exist NJ
emergency for it. The prohibition law wa
fully discussed last winter by the LegisIa
ture and submission was defeated. Moth
ing but direct stroke Of lightning can bur
the Democratic party. No one man can Dc
much harm, and Crittenden is a very in
inttesimaI part OF the party"
Col. Richard Ausser, Of Charlton county
~ trust II Crittenden is so foolish as to con
yene the Legislature that they will repes
the Downing and all other such ioolsl
| laws -
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-31
CHURCHES.

,,AlRO BAPTIST. Corner Tenth UnC Pop ar
streets; preaching every sunday mo mag and
plrht at usual hours. Prayer nice tx NedL rs
cay night; sunday school. H'3O AN
Rev. A w. NCGAuA, Pastor.
r,BCRCH OF The REDEEMHE-lspiscop
[ J Fourteenth street; sunday 7'C0a m, Holy
Communion 1920 y. m. %, Morning rTsyete II a. m,
SUNDAY schools p m, Evening Prayers 7:9U ,, IN
Fl Davenport 8, Il. Is, Rector.
y,IRsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH -
7 Preaching at 10 80 4. H., p. m, and 1880 p. m
Sabbath school at $50 p. III Rev, 7. j. Shores
p,s.or
LUTHERAN -ThiteeutA street, services sab
l. bath l:S0 4. m SUNDAY school y n. Rev
nUppe, lGNH
ETUUDIsT--Cor, Eighf and walnut -trcnts
NJ Preaching SGbhath ll:006, m. and 7;'o P. m
rnday school ct 300 p. N Rev. J. A. Scs'rttt
pastor.
hRESBYTERIAN. Eighth street; preaching on
sabbath at II 90 a. n, and 7:3O p. m; pra3el
reetipc Wednesday At 7;29 p. m; sunday sch 30
,3t. n. Rev y. Y, George, pastor.
l,T. Joseph s., Roman Catholic) Corner Cros,
y and Walnut streets services sabbath 1880 q
r.; srrfay School at p. m; Vespors p. IN. ser
noes every day 81 81 IN. Rev. O'Hara Priest
CT. PATRICK --(Romsn Cstholic) Corner Ninth
= street and Washington avenue; services sab
oath 8 and 10 n m. Vespere p m; Sunday schoo
ap. 10. services every day at + m. Rev Mastoher'
priest
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-31
An Actor. Divorce Petition.

PHILADELPHIA, August 30.-A love
story oil the stage was brought TO an eud
to-day by suit IN divorce entered in the
Common Pleas court by 5. Gilbert Ely, an
actor. The libellsnt is hard ly 70 years OF
age. The woman from whom ne seeks to
be separated was we'll known in the West
rs Anna La Vale, an actress In juvenile
parts. Ely asserts ia his affidavit that he
first saw the woman IN Baltimore, where he
lived, aud where she was playing. He WAS
then an impIessionabe youth Of 10, she
was very pretty and he offered his address.
ses and was received with favor. The
woman wa three or four years his senior.
She recip'ocated his affection, and the
attachment In a few months led to a we'd
ding. The youthful bridegroom went on
the stage, and travelled for season
n the same troupe with his wife. The
principal play in the cOmpany's repertoire
was Augustin Days divorce. - At the
end OF the season young Ely was 80 i'm
pressed with the advantages Of divorce that
he thought IL vital 10 his happiness, lie
wrote 10 James h, Lee. his counsel here.
that he must have divorce. lie said that
his love was not strong enough to bear What
had been put upon it, His wife, he declar
ed, seemed to have grown tired Of him, and
after having made periodical excursions
had left bin altogether. He had in tue
meantime acquired residence here, aud
the suit was entered, desertlOn being
charged. H. is now travelling with a com.
panY in OHIO.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-31
Free.ThinKers, Convention.

ROCHESTER, August 30. The Free
Thinkers convention opened here this
morning with a conference, during which
number of brief speeches were made. DR..
l., r. Ware, Of Boston, dilated upon Her
bert Spe ncer and John W, Draper, endors-
ing the views they presented. DR.. Q, II.
Geyer, OF Bryan, OHIO, offered for the use
Of any educational institution the Free.
/ Thinkers might establish cab met contain
| ing more than ID, 600 specimens which he
| had been thirty-tiye years collecting. Mrs.
| Coleman, Of syracuse, spoke fayorng
recognition VI women in the walks OF life,
! and offered q resolution which vas referred
! 10 the committee on resolutions. Judge
Arnold hrekel Of Missouri, spoke Of the
! duty OF Free. Thinkers towards education.
| II. II. Hall, Of Alisburg, Pa, sang song
about Imaginary Ey ils' accompanying
| himself on the guitar. Prof, Thomas
| Pope, OF OJiO contrasted natural prin-
cpies with the supernatural to tbe discredit
| OF the after.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-31

ST. LOUIS, August 3O.-This morning an
anonymous communication from a small
town iu Illinois informed Chief OF Detec-
lives Boyd in the usual positive terms that
Miss Churchill was found and, for some
reason. hich he and O'Neil declined TO ex.
plain, they both placed confidence in the
information. 1t is probable that the latter
will 60 there this evening, One Of the cir.
cularS that bears the missing girls photo.
graph has been forwarded to the correspon.
dent While reporter was m the Chiefs
office Col. Churchill came in and was told
Of the letter. He did not appear 10 think
much Of it, although his extreme reticence
during the past two days leaves it impossi.
BILE 10 guess TO what news be does or does
not attach importance. The cnmmunica-
ton from Mt. Vernon written on postal
postal card and signed "A Wei.Wisber, 1"
says that A. C. Teuner, county clerk at
thai place, recently married couple, the
lady in the case answering the description
OF Mary Churchill,