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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-29
RocK ISLAND & MERCER CO., r. r.
E0CK island 4 PEORIA.
RAILWAY.
SHORTEST ROUTE To THE
EAST AND SOUTH

Trains leave Rock Island
iO0a III. Way Freight.
So Fast Express.
I4Up m Mail and Express
so Through Freight and Accommodation.
Trains arrive at Rock Island:
23Oa. m. Through Freight and Accommodation
l245 p m. Mail and Express,
$40 Fast Express.
400 Way Freight.
The FAST EXPRESS, leaving Rock Island at SD
l. m. arrives al Peoria 1890 P. m, at SprnSntid
425 D. NJ at Decatur 4.0Op. m, Jacksonville so
d. m. AlIun 7.2O p. m, 81 Louis Sl7 p m anu
Ierre Haute II SIS p. tn, THE SAME DAY. Making
thI- the Best and QUICKEST route to all points
southeast.
The 20 p. IN. train makes close connection al
tsalva with c. b Il q. for points west; arriving al
Gucsburg nj 4 25 2. at Burlington 64o T. III at
hcoSuk 10 - D. m, and at Quincy lnO5 p III.
Arrlying at Peoria at $50 p, m, making close
connections with the l. B. n. W. and 7. 7. ".
fer Indianapolis connecting there with all FAST
trains for the east and south.
EgFAsT TIME SURE CONNECTIONS, and
raies rs low rs by any other route
H. II. CABLE, A. y. MORION'
GUul Supt Genl I6t. ASI
The 50 p. IN Accommodation leaves every DAY
..VCppt sunday.
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Stone in Bladder, inflammation of Kidney
and Liver, Loss of Memory, Loss Of Appetite
and all Kidney and Liver Complaints, is
cured by stilwell's Specific. Price S1.00.
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BURLINGTON ROUTE
ColRc EAST ANp WEsT,

Elegant Day Coaches, Parlor Cars with Recin
ing Chairs tseats freel, Smoking Cars, with Re
tvolving Chairs, Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars and
the famous c. d & Q. Dining Cars run daily to and
from Chicago & Kansas City, Chicago & Council
Bluffs, Chicago & Des Moines. Chicago. st. 10.
tween Chicago Lincoln & Denver Through cars
between Indianapolis & Council Bluffs via Peoria
IAN connections made in Union pepotS. 1t Is
known as the great THROUGH CAR LINE.
Finest Equipped Railroad in ths
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RHEUMATISM.

stilwells Specific is wonderful cure.
removing from the system the acrid poison.
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stilwells Specific taken in connection
with Specific Pills breaks up chills and
fever, eXpels the poison that causes Malaria,
removes the sallow appearance and restores
the appetite.
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BRlGHT's DISEASE.

This dreaded kidney complaint that has
been increasing at the rate Of 200 per cent.
a year is cured by stilwells Specific.
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MOUNT VERNON
LURAY CAVERNS,

: but few hours ride on the historic Potomac
rom Washington, Splendid steamers leaving
very morning and returning during the afternoon.
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STURGEON q OLSEN, Attorneys for Petitioner.
aug-16-d4w
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may-30-dly
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Finest Equipped Railroad In the World for Of
POTTER I'D VceTest and Manager PERCEvAL
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REHLAIRE.
temperance People Ia Earnest About
Germnn RIoMnnf.

temperance People Ia Earnest About
ProhibitIon-German blowout.
NJ sonneborn's wife presented him with q
son yesterday morning.
Chas. ]. Sheets had party OF his hiends at
his mothers homslThuis1ay might. .,...
There will be no school Monday, a. large
proportion Of the pupils would not be pres.
emit had the S[tampt been made.
On Tuesday, election day, the ladies' have
arranged to hold q prayer meeting In the
First Presbyterian Church, continuing all
day.
Ga MoadSy evening there will be a tenn.
perauce meeting In City Hall, probably at.
dressed by a number Of speakes--a sort Of
''loye FEAST
Mrs. Gill, whose husband, a brakeman on
the @. a P. road, was killed by falling from
q moving train Of bridgeport this sum rer,
has decided to bring suit against the com.
pany.
Rev. T. H. Taylor has certainly done bis
share towards the success OF the second
In this neighboFhood. Last
night he spoke again Of Center Hill school
house and the nigh, before at the Tunnel.
Alex. Reed, man over eighty years Of age,
was killed by q locomotive yesterday as he
was walking through the bridge on the Bal,
timore q Ohio railroad at WalIace'amill, Just
west Of the tunnel He hAd often been
warned by his friends % he was too old 10
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wELLsBURG.
a Real Estate Boom-Accident 10 n Tin.
nor-Bnd Ntreefa.

a Real Estate Boom-Accident 10 Tin.
ner-Bad streets.
Ut. Douglass has purchased q half inter.
est In the dry goods store Of WIN. ]. Apple.
gate.
John O Donsld, a timer, fell from a roof
yesterday, spraining his ankle badly, and re-
ceiviug several other severe bruises which
will keep him In the house for some time.
Real estate Is booming In this section. J..
R. Windsor, OF Beech Bottom, hiss soll to H.
G, Lkz4er, ninety acrss Of bis farm for $l25
per acre A company has been formed TO
sink gas we'll two miles above, on the tract
purchased by W. r Duvall and and B. Fisher.
Across the river, at Riddles Run, the farm
ofN Hunter was sold this week to G.. W.
Caldwell and T. Il. Werlich, OF this town.
Pfice paid 500 per acre. These farms have
ali been bought on speculation. As Beech
Bottom Is beautiful building site, and the
prices paid are considered reasonable, the
pablo may expect to hear something from
tlis locality before long
The streets here are in such bad condi.
ton that It Is really dangerous FOR persons to
travel them after night A petition Is In CIR.
cutation to have the Council compel the gas
company to use more care In lllling up
the trenches In which their pipe Is laid and
leave the stree In ae good condition So they
found them. This could easily be done with
out petition from the citizens II the Oouns
oil Would enforce their part OF the contract
with the gas company, Ii 10 be hoped that
this matter will receive attention 90 that the
town may not bs made the subject OF remark
In regard to her bad streets by all viAItors
who come here.
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We can only speak Of a few de-
partments in this issue. and our
earnest efforts to please thepublic.
a. SlEDEN BACH & BRO,
1l04 Main Street.
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,ct ont OF the way quickly. He tell through
do bddea when 6lfnrk and walilled in-

got out OF The way quickly. lie leii n tst9utu
tue bridge when sifnck and isAs ktileu in-
atantly {.
Ray. a. n. Miller, who spoke at Gil lihll
Thursday eyeaing, on the Temperance
AmnndfneTitS, viii speak asnin ON the same
subject at the Christian CbnIch on Snndhy
afternoon at four O'Clock, this hour pelrg
chosen As one in which there are no church
services to conflict.
There will be preaching Of the First N. y.
Church either by Rev. A. w. Bntta or ~
Rev. DR., Williams. The chAngea nAde IN tn "a,
homeso 70 many ministsn Of bis church VIII
not be allowed 10 take etftctin keeping them
from voting on TIE Second Amendment as
they will not move until a'ter the election.
]. G. Jennings has finished the ennmefa:,
tlon OF Bellaira for the pnrposeso Of the snnoo!
Board. He found :. 1852 children Of school
age. There are 1920 families In the corpora
tion. The enumeration of the total popula'
lion Is not yet footed mp, and II cannot DO es'
timSted by the usual proportion, as there afe
SO nsoy more mtn IN Btlaire than y usual
10 proportion to tue number OF families.
Great numbers Of wreatbg Of leaves and
evsrgreens, with flags streaming, aud banners
hAvs been arranged, and houses along the
line OF murca will DO soon putting. on their
gala dress for the German celebration Mon
day, The appearance OF the stEeet9 bids fair
to be ahead Of anything Bollalre has had,
except Ia the centennial year. TbEse brass
bands are now engaged, the 81. Cecilia band
10 be with the demonstration this evening
and to. be assisted by two others on Monday.
Several drum corps will also be present.
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"LlSoLKuM," remarkably durable article
for floor covering hes now reached such
perfection Of manufacture In this country ss
confesSedly 70 be superior to that Of any
foreign make. The importation Of the best
article OF the kind manufactured in England
has been abandoned for some time, and oily
the inferior or second grades now find o mar
Ia matters Of style, coloring and finish the
American manufacturers know well how 10
cater to the tastes OF our people and the 70
quIsements Of our olimsts. While the ini-
ported cloth, shortly alter being placed GU
The floor, will look increasingly dirty and
dipgy, that of our own make will appear
bright, clean and pleasing.
10 protect themselves, American manu-.
facturers print the Walton Trsds Mark aud
the word "LISsLEuM" on the back Of every
tqusre yard Of their make. All carpet dealers
keep the goods.
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Our trimming department embraces
tile latest Novelties in Passementries'
brands. Ribbons In oil the leading shades,
black and colored velvet ribbons, but.
tons, buckles, &c.
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raE porNr a 10 THE IspfcfMKyr.

It is doubtful whether the case will be
taken up to. the Supreme Court OF Appeals
on the exceptions though many lawyers
hold that the Indictment under which
schnelle was convicted 10 unconstitutional.
The former is prescribed in astatute passed
in 1881, Of which Judge Ferguson was the
author. The lawyers designate this act 'The
Practice OF Law Made Easy The ind'ct-
msnt was printed in Thursdass ISrEILteEs-
GER. It will be remembered that itspecitieS
no weapon as the instrument oil the
murder, and It is in many other respects an
innovation on usual forms In this and other
States. The point 10 an interesting one, and
Its decision would be looked Tor eagerly by
attorneys II it should bs made an issue IL
Schnelle's case. Sooner or later the question
must be passed upon in the highest court o!
the State, as the opinion that the form would
be held invalid is shared by many lawyers o.
standing.
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Notes ON the Services ut Various Place,
Tomorrow.

Notes ON the Services Mt Various Places
Tomorrow.
Gospel temperance meeting at Parker Hall
tomorrow at3PM
Preaching in the Third Presbyterian Church
by Rey.J. g. Lyle, pastor, at 1890 a. N. and
JIM
Services at the Second Presbyterian Church,
Rev. William II. Cooke, pastor, at 1880 A. NJ.
and 7:S0P.M.
St Matthews Church: Morning service
and the Holy Communion at 1880 a. N.
Evening Service at 7:S0PM.
There will be services tomorrow In the
First English Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Rev. &. q. D0rnblaser, pastor. at 1880 A. NJ.
and =. NJ. Sunday School at 2:l6P.M.
Regular service at the Disciples Church to-
morrow at 1880 A. N. and 7PM. The new
pastor, Rev. Z. J. Hart will occupy the pull
pit. A cordial invitation extended 10 the
public. Ali seats free.
Zane Street NJ. Z. Church, preaching by
Rev. Mr.. Fitzpatrick at 1880 A. N. and 4 p. NJ.
Morning theme, "Lost Opportunities" Even
ing theme, danger Ahead.n Young PEG.
pies class ut 9;30A. N. Sunday school at 2
Pm.
Fourth Street NJ. &. Church, Quarterly
Meeting services. Communion services Bun.
day at 1890 AL Preaching by the Presid.
ing Elder, Rev. Es-W. Ryan, At7 Pm. Sun.
day School at 2P.N. Young peoples' meet
lag Monday at 1907. N.
There will DO preaching in the First Pres
byterian Church tomorrow by the pastor,
Rev. D. A. Cunningham, D. D., ct 1880 A. n.
and 1880 P. n. In the evening the first OF q
series OF practical discourses. Subject,
.'sropg Drink Deceiver." Young and
old are invited.
Fis,gBsptist Church, corner Twelfth and
Byron streets: The pastor, Rev. ]. B. Mul.
ford, will preach tomorrow morning and
evening. Communion service alter the morn.
ing sermon. Sabbath school ct 2 o'clock
AT 7:30P. N. a sermon will be preached be.
fore the various temperance orders Of the
city, who will attend In q body. Strangers
are invited 70 all services.
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The Providence aud Toledo base bali mines,
two Justly iamouS clubs, will cross bats on
the State Fair Grounds this afternoon OF two
O'Clock. This 10 the frat game between pro-
iessional clubs ever played In Wheeling, and
the contest no doubt viii be amest interesting
yesterday, and are quartered at the Mcclure
House, with the exception Of the three
Wheeling boys who are at their respective
homes. Barley, Mofiat and Miller look
we'll. They were warmly welcomed to the
city by their friends yesterday.
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JACOB esynER, Fac has presented the City
Fire Department with Ieyen Of his "Maui.
moth Hitting Jacks, such as he Il making
and which he calls the "Ailx.p Chief Dun
ming Ia highly pleased with the gift, and Gays
with any one Of the Jacks he can lift any On,
CINE, reel or wagon in the department and
hold II up a. long as he wantsto Heretofore
Il has been necessary 70 use heavy screw.
jAelr TO raise an engine when a wheel was to
DC removed, for the purpose Of Intoxicating
the axis or Tor any other purpose.
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THE VERDICT.
KlIne Brothers vs.. Competitors.

Kline Brothers VS.. Competitors.
The verdict by the people Of Wheeling
and surrounding country Is that Kline
Brothers, the Reliable Cl0thiers, 81
Twelfth street, are selling 6oOes ut pri.
ces that defy all competition. Wehaye SCI
cured from late bankrupt sale from
New York
100 Pair Mems all wool Cashmere
Pants at 1895, worth $3.5 soto manufac-
j 100 Pair Mems worsted Pants at sl.s5
worth $3.50.
$3.50.
And many other bargains which will
be sold to our customers ut corresponds
ingly low prices.
The Reliable Clothiers, 81 Twelfth st.
wheeling, W. Va.
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WHAT IS rnoraar az rnE VERDICT.

The jury could have rendered verdict
simply saying, "We, the jury, fad the prit-
oner guilty, Tin which case the penalty would
have been death. They could also have
found him guilty OF murder In the second de
gree or manslaughter.
When the Jury retired those who had heard
the testimony and argument were confident
that the verdict would be murder In the tirSt
degree without any proyiso. When the Jury
failed to arrive at q decision promptly 1t weS
freely said, "Schnelle will never hangl"
This opinion proved to be well founded.
The general feeling when the result be.
came public was one Of surprise. II wss ex.
pected after such long delay that the verdict
would be murder in the second degree.
However, 1t was considered q fortunate thing
for the accused that the verdict was not harg
ing. The case was well contested, and itwasso
plainly premeditated murder that Schnelle'l
escape from execution must be regarded as 8
narrow one.
schnelle himself did not give sign Of hi.
feelings, He babe his brothers farewell
without unusual feeling when he was re-
manded to jail, though Robert wept.
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nIITiCURA SOAP. Absolutely pure, hlEely
W u medicinal, Endorsed by phySlcIln5 nm.
ieriea by The elite. Sales, 1851 and lSSl, lOO6GO
cakes Sold everywhorn. OcS WAS
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aas 9,steitigenrer,
1uico Nos. rs and ~ Fourteeutn street,


New Goods-I. G. Dillon.
DR.. John i Smith-Thlrd page.
G. MendsI & Co.-New Fall styles Carpets.
Night school-BuSiness College.
Every Country Merehant-O. O. Geuther.
For Rent, for Sale, for LoAn-Alsx. Bone,
Grand Fall and Winter opening-A. Sic
lenbaoh-Fourth page.
Dissolution Notice-HeGd Local.
For sale-Geo. Hook, Agent.
Lister Lis.
Grocery.
Small Farm for sala-Alex. Bone.
The Steamer Courier-For PsIkersburg.
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IAN receiving my fall stock OF women's,
misses and childrens shoes and mems fine calf
hand-sewed shoes In all the different styles
TO which invite an inspection. have
added several new lines to those have been
keeping heretofore, making complete astort-
mont Of fne and medium gooda
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VIZ have an elegant line Of all kinds Of
Underwear In plain and fancy colors, ct
prices which cannot fail 10 please our custo-
mers. Our line OF Fall Neokwear ls unsur
passed. Just received another invoice Of
Dude Bows for standing and turn down col
lars, D. GuEpLIsG q Co,
Leading Furnisher, SO Twelfth street
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PERSONAL MEN zion.
Jews and Gossip In Reference 10 Warrior

Jews and Gossip in Reference 10 Various
People.
Hon. Ben Fisher went to Pittsburgh yes
.erday.
Mr.. D. H. He:sksll, of Romney. is in the
city.
Mr.. L. V. Blond has returned from an East.
arm business trip.
Hon. selmon Wells, OF Tyler county, Ia in
the city, accompanied by his wife.
Mr.. Geo. R. Taylor has returned from an
abrence Of two weeks in New York.
Mrs. Sadie Travis, OF the South Side, Is
visiting friends at Nav Athens, Ohio.
Miss Jennie D. Bone and Miss Sue Walker
are yiEiling Mrs, Writ, at Dallas, West Viz
ginia.
Mr.. Henry Van Keuren, OF Detroit, Is WIS.,
ting his cousin, Mr.. Charlie Van Ksuren, OF
East Wheeling.
Miss Lizzie Hammond. OF Wheeling Island,
Is visiting Miss Ida Hammond, Of Rose Hill.
-Bellare Tribune.
DR.. John E. Smith Is the guest OF Hon.
Horalio O. King, Ju sc Advocate General OF
the State OF New York.
Mesyrs. G. Cresap, Of New Martinsville, and
David Henderson, OF Middlebourne, were in
Wheeling on business yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Stanton and Mrs Will BOUCHER,
who have been Wis ting at Harlem Springs,
Ohio, returned home last evening.
Mr.. Sig New, OF this city, returned yester-
day from Pittsburgh. He was an interested
spectator Of the Exposition building fire.
Hon. L. Danford, OF st. Clairsville, and
Prof. Jones OF the colored schools Of this city,
will address Republican meeting at Bridge
port this evening.
Miss Sophie Harding, Of Little Wishing
ton, was In the city yesterday on her way
home from steubenyiile, where she was q
guest at the SANFORD, Reid wedding Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Mary Dickoy, OF this city, was q guest
at the Sanford. Reid wedding at Steubenyille.
Thursday afternoon. Before her return
home she will visit Miss Annie Boggs, OF
Cadiz, Ohio. 49,. Il Il
Mrs. Thomas Sweeney, OF the Island, is
enjoying visit from her Aisters, Mrs. Jennie
Hutchinson, OF Trenton, N. j., and Miss
Mary Garmand, Of st. George, Delaware, Ind
her sister In law, Mira. she Garmand.
Mr.. W. @. Calm arrived In the city yeste,-
day from his European trip. The vessel in
which he sailed was not due In New York
TIL this evening, but she struck the tail end
OF the equinox, which was going her way,
and took her along, sometimes too fast, Mr..
Calm Gays.
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wAsHMeroS, D. O., October g.-1:So AN
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather and local rains, variable
windS stationary or rising barometer and
For the Lower Lake Region, local rains in
westerly portion, fair weather In eastern poI.
ton, followed by local rains falling, followed
by rising barometer, dictionary or riing
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John Rosmer Is receiving every day addi-
tons to his large stock Of Dry Goods, Car
pets and Wall PaperS, which he offers IS
than ever for cash. Cali and examine before
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Bold by all druggist. CuhcuEa, 50 cents RCsol.
vent, 81; Soap, o cents. Potter Dug aud ChCml.
s Send for %ao;w 10 Cure skin Dlsea,cs"
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FAIL GOODS NOW IN.

The Reliable Clothiers, 81 Twelfth st.
Wheeling, w. Va,
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a LlFE i'm PRISON
"a pa. scAVo MUKoEREa.
"a. Jury Aft,r FlsAts,n Houn Dtlheruiion Ben.
dsn Verdict Of duIl,y Of Murder In the
gint D.sr..-soas New rolpts AbOst
the Case : An Appeal Most Likely.

The jury in the case OF Guenther schnelle,
indicted for the murder Of DR.. G. schnc-
hardt, yesterday returned verdict Of guilty
Of murder in the first degree, and provided
that his punishment should be imprisonment
in the peniteutiary. This amounts in effect
to life sentence, as the law prescribes that
In case jury returns such verdict the
sentence shall be for life.
The Jury spent the night in the stamm
House. Yesterday morning they were
brought into court, aud at once returned to
their room. Tie prisoner was also in court.
he was pale aud nervous as the day before,
but seemed 10 be enjoying better spirits
rhe length Of time spent by the Jury was
generally regarded as favorable TO the
prisoner, and In this opinion he probably
shared. He smiled once or twice At soma
funny scene that occurred IN the court room.
HIS brothers, Robert and Louis, spent the
time chatting with him, greeting him warmly
when he came In.
shortly before 19 O'Clock the jury was
brought into court, and announced that THEY
had not agreed upon verdict. They were
excused for dinner, which they took at the
stAmm House, and after returning TO court
at once retired to their room again.
VERDICT AT LAST.
About three o'clock the jury came into
court, the lawyers In the case were 90 for,
and the crowd quickly gathered again.
"Guenther schnelle, stand up" said the
Judge.
"Gentlemen OF the jury said Clerk Nc.
Colloch, shave you agreed upon averdiclr'
ave haye,n answered several.
"shall your foreman speak for your"
"Yes, sir.n
"Look upon the prieoner. What say you?
Is heguilty or not guilty"
A hush like that OF the grave prevailed In
the room. The prisoner was calm, but hit
brother Robert, who sat beside him, showed
much emotion.
"Guil,y," said foreman White.
Clerk McOolloch ut once took the written
verdict, aud read:
ave the jury find the prisoner guilty o.
murder In tue fist degree; and we do furlhe,
ind that his punishment hs imprisonment
~. W. WHITE,
foreman"
"sit down, Gusnther," raid Col. Arnstt
"Your honor, l shall ask that the jury be
polled.n
This was ordered done, and the Clerk, call.
ing the individual Jurors by name, said tt
each: as this your verdiot?' All answered
Ia the affirmative.
Col. Arnett then asked II II was the Judgs'i
intention to adjourn Court to-day, and belne
told that 1t was, expressed his intention u
make motion 10 set aside the verdict and
order new trial. He also ssid he wss anx
ioas to have bills OF exception prepared and
signed, especially in regard to the decision
everything the demurrer TO the Indictment
The prisoner was then remanded to jail.
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NEW YoRx, October 6.-Though very many call
for small 10 moderate teaSOrtnents Of al
classes Of cotton goods, there has been fairly sat
isiactOTy volume VI sales The demand, however
which Is about broken. gcR,onable specialize
OonLlnuein distribution to the extent OtIhG receipts
Wool goods are beginning to arrive 10 number and
more business Il III sight.
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Go and see the grandeSt games Of Base Ball
ever played In Wheeling this afternoon
at 2 o'clock, between Harry Wright's
dashing team, the Providence, and the cham.
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TIE Cooks Delightn attracted much NO
tice at the Exposition, where Il was approved
by hundreds Of housekeepers and cooks.
Sold by Geo. w. JohnBon's Sons, 1910 Main
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