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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
NEW CoRp0aArIOss.
Assthsr Isssranss soA . Mtsiss Cs0.
Ra0Y to WhAAei0l.


pssy fse Whsesisg.
The Ohio Ysllsy Fire fnsusssos Com.
psny wn givsA. sisth, ysstssdsy. By ..
charter issued ~ The 6ccsstasy al State.
The principal o Acs 10 10 -. st Wheeling
and the oorperaaion expires fn, 1908. A
stock subscri ptioa Of $500 has bssn
taken and a, 80 paid In and tho capital 10
limited TO $4,000. Shares arc 800 each
snd are held =, follows By the inoosporstors:
Henry schmsibach, lse, Ash Llushiin.
80; VIM. II. Robinson, Coj. J. v. L. Rodesfs,
80; Benj; Fisher, 2o; Manuel Gatmen, =:
Joseph Spai5el, Is; Hsnry HAnks, -; X
w. Hsllett 10, and Hssfy y Haspsr. 10.
The Esg,s River ssd Whsslins hinins
snd Milling Coneany. !of Wheeling, ~.
ceived . eAartsr, ysstsrdsy. II pfoposss
TO do gs0ssal njaing basfness 10 Colon
do, and sssp it, ss,cS d wbss'tng Too
hundred and fIty de,ls0 kas been sab-
scrib<d and paid In ssd ths capital may
reach ~ .0UO, - n ak ~ eoepofstors
sre r.. ksistSs, H q. UktcA. @ 4. eebas5sS.
Charles HnDiman anA 1Aeo Kohss, sach
Of whom boAds Avs shAsss q etoe
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The Iaueaue Blaze.

PANAMA, April 1.-THE fire at Iqueque
destroyed ten blocks. The fire did not
reach the business portion of the city, stop.
ping at the market place. All the offices
and depots of the railways, the parish
church, Fourth of july hotel, the Cable
Comrany'S offices and the private dwell
ings of Messrs. Loayza, Jameson, Dawson,
Carvallo, James MaeSardo, Carlos Gallagher,
and a number of others, were burned to
the ground. 1t is said q vast amount OF
property rescued from the burning build
ing was stolen. Losses. 81 500, 900; insured.
Five hundred families we're rendered
hrmylesS
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Elonfia I'm New York.

WATERrowN, n. V, April 1.-THE Black
river is higher than at any time since the
floods Of 1869. The ice in breaking carried
of the fumes and dam at Catharge, re-
sultipg in great damage. Two-thirds OF the
manufactures have stopped. There is a
great overflow in the low lands. The ice is
a foot thick on the Black river level, and
moves in large cakes with the swift current.
Men are working TO avert the danger here.
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"Numher One

LoNnoN. April IA -Itis stated the formal
Identification by Carey, during mis- eX.
animation in the case OF Joe Brady, OF
Tynan's photograph as the picture OF the
man known as Number One" mas caused
the government TO take active steps to
secure Tynsn's arrest. Four detectives are
said to have gone in pursuit.
The evening News reports 1000 persons
arrested in Moscow on suspicion of being
engaged in plotting against the life Of the
Gar
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The Fishing President.

party left last night on n steamer. The
President sat four hours on deck in the
moonlight apart from his friends.
The party proceeded by rail from
Tacoit to st. Augustine. Her commander,
General Dent, President Grants brother.
in.law, at the head, escorted the company
10 the hotel aud a reception was held.
The President goes fishing for bass. The
Tallahassee on entering the harbor
grounded, but soon was afoat.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
WASHINGTON NOTES.
United States Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON. April li.-The statement
of the United States Treasurer shows the
gold, silver and United States notes in the
coin and bullion, $ioj,SlS,1T0; silver, dol.
lars and bullion, sos U90,Jr1 fractional
silver coin, $27, ,963, ,GSI; United States notes,
$44, ,2S4, ,43j; total, 1866 l07,lj Certificates
outstauding-gold, Si6,G>2Gl0; silver, ST.
lO0,lgi: currency, $0,l5Q,OOO.
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BRIDECROOn,S SUICIDE.
The NewIy-Made Husband ce's'
bratss the Occasion by Get
ting Intoxicatsd And
Shooting Himself Before q Mirror
A Romantic Marriage and
the Result.
Tho Widowed Bride Overwhelmed
With Grief and a Nsighbor-
hood Agitated.

PHILADELPHIA, April 14.-Geo. Trinkaus,
aged 25 years, living in Germantown, VINO
committed suicide by shooting himself
through the head, as stated in yesterdays
dispatches, had only been in the country
four months, having left his home in Ger
many to escape the opportunities OF his
family, who wished him to wed young
woman distasteful TO him. The match pro-
posed would have been advantageous, as
the girl was moderately we'll of, OF good
family, and, as he knew, of unblemished
reputation. But he preferred to remain
Loyal to Another,
his cousin, Louisa Kranich, who was then
in this city, living with her father on Ash
mead street, near Wakefield, Germantown.
Upon his arrival in Philadelphia, Trim
Klaus went 10 live with his uncle and the
father of Louisa. Being a shoemaker by
trade, and having some money Of his own,
he opened small shoe-shop. With the
dawn of prosperity came desire for matrl'
mony. Louisa was willing, and so on Sun.
day last the two were made one. The hap
piiy-mated pair went to housekeeping, the
furniture being purchased by the young
wife. On Monday following
The Wedding Ceremony
the husband came home very drunk. 1t
was a revelation to Louisa. In her love
for him she had been blinded to his faults.
She never, for an instant, suspected the
truth. In reply to her reproaches he told
her, in maudlin fashion, that he had
had quarrel with her father, who was
sick abed in the hospital; that the latter
was angry because the wedding ceremony
had been performed without his knowl.
edge or consent, and that he was driven to
drink by accusations OF perhdy. By this
confession Louisa realized that she, too,
had been deceived.
There was no approach to reconciliation
on either side. She had been wounded to
the quick, while her husband, on the other
hand, was too stupid to un ierstand the
depth of his wrong Tuesday was but
continuation of the spree. In the evening
he came home as he had done on Monday
night, and was again loaded with re-
proaChes
Driven 10 Desperation
by these, it is thought that he borrowed
revolver, and, leaving his bride of three
days weeping in the room below, went up
STAIRS. He had not been gone many min
utes before a shot was heard. Surmising
the worst, Louisa fed the house, and on
the street met Lieutenant Buchanan,
who with the terrified woman, re.
turned to her home. On entering
her husbands apartments they
found him dead. The bullet had gone
through his head, entering at one temple
and passing out at the other. He had
evidently stood before the mirror, for the
lamp was still firmly grasped in his left
hand. The revolver with which he had
committed the deed was lying on the floor
few feet away. The widowed wife is
overwhelmed with grief, and the entire
neighborhood is agitated over the tragedy.
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Protecting the Queen.

LONDON, April 1.-THE Queen has finally
decided TO go TO Osborne next Tuesday. In
consequence of this intention OF Her Ma
iesty several detectives arrived and are ex-
tremely vigilant, scrutinizing suspicious
persons and guarding against any danger
to the Queen. They have arrested mum.
Der OF persons, but the prisoners in all
coses have prOvpd innocent
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Heavy snow storm.

DEADwoOD d. T.. April IA heavy
snow storm throughout this section has
been prevailing for the past six hours. The
Black Hills and Pierre Railroad from Lead
CITY TO Pierre is blocked and the tele-
graph lines from the various cities to the
Hills are down and the stage lines blocked.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15

NEW YORK, April lit is rumored that
further discrepancies have been discovered
in the accounts OF exNayor Deoeverse, OF
Long Island City, which effects every de-
partnent of the city government. fhe
deficiency amounts TO nearly SO,Wn. in
addition to SlOs, ,OO0 before embezzled.
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Found NJ Last.

CHICAGO. April l4.-Gottlieb shleckt
wealthy German Of this city, who display
ed signs of insanity, escaped from his
watchers early one morning. about two
moths ago, and all trace OF him was lost
till this morning, when his body was taken
from the Chicago river.
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Panic on Change I'm Paris.

PaRIs, April IA wild panic was
caused on the Produce Exchange by the
death of Birdermann, one Of the largest oil
brokers in Paris. No quotation were made
on the Exchange yesterday, and general
collapse of the market is feared. 1t is
stated all engagements Of the deceased will
he met
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Rank Statement.

New YORK. April H.-Loans. decrease:
$sl. $50; specie increase, s2,442, 400; legal
tenders, Increase, $S,l6a,6Oo; circulation,
decrease, Ss5, 100; reserve, increase, SAIL
$50. The banks now hold $50, $50 less than
the legal requirements.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15

OTTAWA, April 1.-THE foods in the
Ritsau are RAPIDLY subsidiog. The water
has fallen three feet since yesterday. No
further damage is apprehended and trains
are running regular.
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Heavy Failure.

NKw YORK, April l4.-The schedule in
the assignment OF the firm Of l.. u. Wiech'
mauer Il Co, dealers in woolens, filed TO-
day. gives the liabilities as SS25, $40; nomi.
nal assets, S232, 800: actual assetts, $l77,-
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Set At Liberty.

PANAMA, April 1.-THE seven men inn
prisoned on suspicion :of the $4,000 rob
berry from the Panama railroad were set
free, there being no evidence against them.
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Floods.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April A.-The Con
recticut river is rising here at the rate OF
half an inch per hour, and reached four
feet eight inches above low water mark
his afternoon. No damage thus far.
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DOuble Murder.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April l4.-Jesse
Campbell murdered Conn Sakes and wife
near Decauter, Ala They accused him oi
slandering Sakes' wife.
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AAnna Arnfn

NEW ORLEANS, April 1.-THE steamer
Venezuela, ashore outside the passes, has
been fioated. The steamer City of Lincoln,
ashore in South Pass since March l7th. has
also been floated.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
A Deeision from the Pope.

LoNDoS, April IA correspondent of
the Manchester Guardian says the Pope
has decided that no priest who participated
in the agitation in Ireland shall become q
bishop.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
A Wev,a eSgS~l.

0S. OF the most popular medicines nov
bsfo.e the Anerioan public, 10 Hop Bittsrs.
Yov. see il everywhere. People take II
with good effect II bniids them up. Il II
20. as pIeasan. TO the t4ste a. some other
Bitters. as il is no. uhisky driak- Il u
more Hike The Old fashioned bone set tea,
that has done world Of zpod. II 700
don't feel JEST rIght Try Hop Htiesa-
E'sfa RsSs.
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YEP often meet them Wba, ,h,,-
~ CITY markets or 10 yoTr nIsce S','s =, ht! 70
'es or when Won take vanr ~ y, ousl.
H1nGs. Candidates for office inst SaS,,sp - i,sr
1 eit Tlons 20 through the conn,r', m oc'ose n's
platforms, Grating abon, he % Tu
froent life OF the sgriculturist Iadsnen nS ,nre-
q OF NFat' That is all stuff was
81 on iarm, and have worEed on ~A .
- SUI ,,,S snow So'ut il, Not having seen
ci,S 'iil nesrly grown. and | tell yo,,
~ 'h-ie are no class OF ppaaIe HSo L'I SOu
pS''ier "r who are mUre Ia bs S,n,,,.' "lse
= VIZ, 'iISn farmers. Indep.pds,, :,
q the CurCuIlS that syi,,e.I - ,',.Su VI
oi he rust in the Wheat 81 ~ tSa
~h' The rye IS down. Indepen1sny
- SS'TI>>33appeTS? lndepenlsnt of the
i,IsPenfent q! the lrouta tha.
ns np The fields? Independent ,f ~ ~
ato bug? Independent Of the COW ,; vitS iie
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H,rher Waxes Asked FDr.

READISG, Pa, April 1.-The moulders
of the Manhaiton Hardware COMPANY to-
day asked for fifteen per cent increase in
wages. The demand was refused and the
men struck.
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Bs<kIea' . Ar.,e. H.lvs.

The greatest M ,dical wonder Of the world.
Warranted 70 81 eedily cure BaInA. Bruises.
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
Cancsrs. Pilo Cbilblsins, Corns letter,
Chspped HI ids, and all skin erupions.
guzrsntsed TO cure 10 every inStsocs, of
money ref inded. Is cents per box. Por
sale b. logan & Co, Drussists, Bridge
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q hollow horn, and the sheep with the foot
disease and the pet horse with Q nail in his
hoof? Independent Of the cold that freezes
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Obituary.

LONDON, April H-Lieuls uaut Colonel
Charles Russell is dead. F..
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Bank OF Epg,aad Statement.

LONDON, April i4-Ballion withdraw
from BaLk Of Euslaui " day, 32,)1l
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Earthounkes nAily.

PANAMA, April A.-Earthquskes are OF
almost daily occurrence. No damage thus
far.
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net yesterday prominent genIleman
from. Belmont county, who prefers not 70
ls known. In speaking Of the probabilities
snd possibilities regarding the SUCCESSOR OF
Hon. David Wagner in the next House.
be s,iG
Il ;hiuk the Democrat. OF our part Of
the county viii ins:st on Ar. WaSels 2
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The Retiring Members.

A canvass of both h,'branches.of the Legisls.
ture indicated that but few of the present
members will be back next year. Nearly
all are now serving on their second term.
which is the allotted time Of the average
member, and Columbus, which has known
them so intimately for the last four win.
ters, will know them no more forever, ex-
cept when they come down to their State
Conventions, or turn up to have quiet
drunk away from home.
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PasAxA, April il.-H1 fs!.hx ssst.f
has occurred snecg ~ s1ns' lssosss y. -
further trouble y 61pogto4 Tbe
poststioa Of lsbosvn VII - iron tne
vich Islauds.
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Judue Lynch.

NORFOLK. Va. April IA negro, who,
a, Windsor, \. e., grossly assaulted
daughter Of James Freeman, was captured
there, taken from jail by mob and
hanged.
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CHICAGO. April n-seastes Dsyad s.t
other gusststd DE lrosUois Clab DO !. the
city peid visit this 1esnisg ~ Iuoeo
special trsfn, md tAis afleBooo vsu vtas
points Of Interest In the city,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
PRODUCE.
NeW York.

ENrw YoRK, April H.-Cotton-Firmer.
holders asking higher prices; futures firm.
Flour-Firm receipts II $50 barrels; exports
1 200 barrels; supertne State and western
a. 20dG ~; common 10 good 81 pl1i so;
good 10 choice 81 G0(g7 q; extra OHIO - aj
a7 25; ST. Louis s. 95(g7 -. Wheat
Cash lots hMKc higher; options opened
I,a2sc lower, but subsequently recovered
from the decline and advanced Hglc,
closing weak; receipts 1000 bushels, eK.
ports 5000 bushels; uDgraded spring 81 o..
ungraded red 81 05Gl %; No. 3 DO 81 u;
steamer No. 2red 81 lGI9l 1914; angrnded
white 81 oral 81. steamer NJ 2 sotc;
No white. sales 1850 bushels, at 81 lld5
INV; No. 2 red seller April, sales 81, 90
bushels. at 81 f6A0Gl ~ closing q,
81 II; seller May, sales 2I76,OOo bushels,
at ~ l73sgl lsli, closing at 81 l7h:
seller June, sales 81, 900 bushels, at 81 l9E
al 2oh, closing at 81 ls5s; seller July,
sales 623. 600 bushels, at 81 l9Jl 2DIs closing
at 81 1872. Corn-Cash heavy and Hgkc
lower: options opened hgic lower. but
afterwards ruled stronger and reacted 1og
&c, closing weak; receipts "a, ,OOD bushels:
exports III 600 bushels: nngrsded $50
65hc: No. 3 5slid.5shc; steamer 8H9
64Nc: No 2 65IildGgl[c; No 2 white G3c;
No. 2 seller April 6tXd85I+c, closing at
65hc; seller May 6i1<tg69c. closing st
655zc; seller June 6IHtS855Sc. closing at
65hc; seller July 66GG7c closing at G6;sc;
seller August 67Cg6l &c. Oats Opened
weak, but afterwards advanced HGkc,
closing firm; receipts 5G,7 bushels; eX.
ports 335 bushels; mixed western 5lN53c;
white western 53G57c. Codee-Quiet and
steady; Rio 7Gt5 7-20c. Sugar-Fairly &C.
tive; refining fair 10 good l516g7Mc.
Molasses--Quiet and steady; 50' test, 81 &c.
Rice-In good demand. Petroleum
United 9iNc. Tallow-Quiet and steady
at s3zd8 7.IGc. Turpentine-Quiet and
firm. Rosin-Firm. EggszFresh western
higher and firm at q nc, Pork-Quiet and
firm; new mess tl9 00Gl9 30; options
neglected and nominal. Lsrd-stesdy
prime steam Sli 5o9ii 50; seller APP Il
seller June sli 4G@ll So; seller July trl -
oil So; seller August 81 53aI1 s.; sell.
er September Oil 54Gll 50. Butter-
Quiet and firm for choice.
BALfmonk, April h-FlouH Quiet
and steady: Howard street and Western
superfine - 25a7 50; do extra - '2Jt97 50
do family O0d5 IS. Wheat-W0 stern in
active and steady: No. 2 winter red spoi
81 1Oli@l I0a4; seller May 81 l9y sSl lST
seller June 81 2oHs1 21E; - lier July
81 lsz4@l 1870. Corn-Wester irresulsl
lIu April p SiHc: % seller Nay SsSS ssae; @ I :siis'
June 64c; seller July G5hST &c; steamel
6ld6l &c. 0sts-Scarce and higher; vest
ern white 52@5ac: mixed so 9S2c. Rye
Quiet At 67@7oc. Hsy--f luiet. Psoyi
sions-steady; mess pork so 90. Bull
Meats-Shoulders and cleH rib sides, pack
ed, 61l(allc- Baoon-Sh0 ildsn gkc: cles
rib sides l2c; hams l4t9l5 LArd-Rsfnes
l2Lc- Butter-Dull; Western packed I7l
DC; roll I49lsc- Egg Primer at i79isc.
Petroleum--Quiet and nominal; refinet
sH@sXc. Cofise-Fn m; Bio csreoes ordi
nary TO fair 1t s4 .gloc. sanr-Lows
and quiet; b soft st . 1c. Whisky-StesdJ
at Al I6dl u.
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MARYLAND Town Burned.

BALTIMORE, April IA private dispatch
from Crisfeld, Maryland, states that a
large fire is prevailing there. and that the
business part OF the city is burned. Loss
not less than $4,000
PRESTON. ONT. April 1.-THE I'M shing
shops of the foundry OF 7. A. Shanh
burned to-day. Loss, $4,000.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE building
occupied by G. A. Blessing. manufacturer
o. plumbers supplies, burned today.
Loss, $25,0Oo.
PEMBR,EE OST., April li.-Dewar's tan
merry and several adjoining buildings were
burned TO day. Loss, 5000; insured for
STO ODD
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crsrsaI fAlls, z. /. AsFl it.zk ::
Smith. fsancial seersi4I o1a tS@.
kzisusat Il ~ ledoe 80
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FIRE RECORD.


MILpAuKEE Wis, April lA-Geo. Scbsl.
ler, accused OF setting fire to the Newhall
House, took the stand himself In this
mornings session, and told the story OF his
life. He recited the incidents OF his con-
nection with the NewhslL. aud accounted
for the stock on hand in the bar room. His
testimony dove-taiied with that OF Hng-
ham, who swore b. finding HIM In bed on
the fatal morning Two additional wit.
pesses were called for by prosecution and
fiy q for the defence
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-08-28

,;,ua,ion aud arrange for stages to run
he, wren there and Boise
Rome and Ballspurg, down ab'"'
IN. CANYON, are not one and the same
town, rs we supposed The former is
-, III. sopth and the latter on the
north side of the Boise. Mr.. Cess
tia ns that several honscs were Uai't
thor. in short time several day s
since. and more t" go up.
In the San Francisco Coast No1's
we find the f lowing paragraph: IL
nov ,ransl irrs that tie h'gs"ay"'a''
who robbed Judge Lynch at ben'c'a
recently is Charles Chambers, an escap-
I'd COW ct from the Idaho penlentla.y'
A reward Of six hundred dollars
awaits his caplors.
Forster formerly Chief Secretary
for Ireland, in speech at Devonpor',
strongly urged the necessity OF e"'
grafton for ireland. He said thousands
of hard working farmers longed to go
to country where they could 1--WE
without being terror zrd lie ais" ex
pressed his approval of 'he scheme
for emigration in Ireland.
The United states have already IN
vested in railroad construction tw'
huusand millions OF dollars.
An mvidinus Philadelphia cores
pondcut says that gambling Is tn
most importnan, industry in that city
An exchange thinks that the three
tong urd baby Of Alabama will lev
wears hel &c talk with the CHATTER OF
buzz saw.
Buffers argument in the Tcwksbu
ry case is to toe printed aud circulate
as campaign document. 1t VIII b
very interesting reading.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-08-28

There has been two days battle
between the followers of Cetewa. o
and those Of Usihipu. with great
slaughter on both sides. uSibipn, ii is
SAID, was defeated and fled.
A Cleveland woman, last week
dreamed she was iecapirated 10y a
train Of cars, and the next morning
,od her husband aud other friends
Before night she was run over by
,rain Of cans and Killed.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-08-28
New Boots.

just received from Buckingham x
Hecht, fine hand sewed boots, & & q
E Cali screwed boots, Coarse boots,
boys and youths boots, children "nd
Misses shoes, cheap for cash, at Wn'.
Mau,zs.
July 3, lSS3-lm.