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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-06-23


 broken wagons were Jeff as prizes but whatever &as of value. no matter what the ,r9-bie te move t, was moved Sev- efai arteslar wells had been bored in search ot water. The machinery of these was no. only taken away. bu; the wells themselves destroyed. The programme of evacuation was carefully followed, and on the morning of the 39th Halleok had before him only the confederate cavalry pickeis.
 Al daylight on the morning of the 3oih, when Beauregard's army was miles asay. Halleck opened the siege of Corin;h His great guns roared, his army cheered and round-shot and shell pounded al un- defended earth-works. When he finally became satisfied that Corinth had been evacuated, he rushed in. captured 800 convaleseents who had failed to move as many old muskets. few half burned freight cars and disabled locomotives and that was the end.
 On the Afh of June Halleck recovered sufficiently to report that Pope had pushed Beauregard many miles. capiar- ing 10000 prisoners, tram of wagons. nine locomotives and many cars
 Pope had not captured boo prisoners {: he had noe even attacked Beauregafd ID force he had not pressed him a, all; he had no, captured ooo muskets, Bor a single neld-piece. nor an army wagon. He had captured some cars and dis abled locomotives. but had himself los, prisoners. and had abandoned many mules and wagons.
 beaurega,d deliberately wiih6res ;o a
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Norbbenffdbcr 91pbn,
BoIti e.2 iuie.
SteselntGBiee @nKasirrbefGrnrranp
,mil6en
8remett 1tn68dlttntpre

L = -
bird bic eriibmIiGli befarnttn, siisrne. S6rau.
ten TpftampfIHiTt eTfsr 6lafs RON 5000
IONS:
@ramnftbipcie, SBcfcr, !0crmann,
SIrmbera, Nmeriea, 2fra6bura.
Mtfabrt ron 8rcncn itbeu Witwo9.
gbfabrt BON Baltimore ieben Donnsrhns.
Die Dampfer bes 81. .. 2lrYb ine dut eds
5pIieefe asbaut, nit rrutfden StFIeuien
bemarnt une pertsn pcr ctntl8sn eapt'
taintn befebliet.
pftrn bis Gnbs 1852 bsipresrten pafasisre bs-
psy I.1OI,975 perIunrn -Da
unb Ipriebt trphI am 9eIttn fir bic SelitSttsit
bi,Ier 9tnis beirn retleneen pnblttuit.
3pi(dbeubedess So 9Saffagierc
6efSrbern mir ,u aueerUrbtntli1 biaistn prti'
Ien rad uub spn DtutI4lare, Stifsrrsl9un'
garn. u. {. ~.
NIleu Giunaneerern nnH wtfli&tn Staater
| 1T bic Reife iiber 9 ltim ore gang beipn'
eers au;uratben iie rei1en febr biate, fne tn
Baltimore DOT ieber rlsberrprtbeilurg eei@nsi
unb fSnnen bet Gnfunft In Salttmcrr nnuait'
telbar srnt DAmpfEhiT in bic bereitIfettnetr
GiIenbabnpagen Ifeieen.
JDer aIIp eds alte Vaterlano beiu1en, cetl
8ertpanbte unb Greunee bsriiber ipmmen lai'
fen tria, Ipllte i1 an bic untsrsei@ntttn A9en'
ten nenben, bte 81 ieetr netfrTsn AnsfnnI
germ btreit liuc. 8rishipt Anfrassn rsrrfi
prompt beantrrrtet.
RHA. 9dte barauf, bn6 Guert pdiiastI&ttR
fnr bic Tampfer nss 3crbbeut @t'
9tcsb ausaefeat wsresn.
u. g6ubndcbcr S 60,
9snsrcl'Neenten
o 5 Suo Sas Ctr. Baltimore, g1t,
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Snoem i9 beute 9bldieo upn ben
pielen 9eiern oes ,@olfsblntt' neblne,
m6dte i9 benie1ben fiir ibre slti9e
9ta6ii9t unb freunoli6e l1nteritusnng
III oem 8eitreben, bns ,,8Ulfsblntt" Dem
sSbcnl elmer guten 9ocnl 3eitrIis 10
nnbe nls m6sli6 jn brinsen, meinef'
prrbinbli9Iten 9anf nbltatten, nno 5nr
Ielbeu 9eit bic Suffnlns auslprc9cn,
oos lie bas mir betpieiene gSoblipOller
au6 nuI meinen 9tn6Iulser nbertrn9eil
n,6sen. Sbi6on id nus Der cbitcriellet
Gteaung Die i9 bisber befleibet aug
I6eibe, benbii6tise i9 feinesiuesens ben
2eIern bes ,,8o1fsbiatt" snnd ,,uus beH
9(usen 81 funtmen", IOnbern tuerbe bnrfl
9eleaentli6e GurreIpoi,oenSen uitu.
intmer en- rapport nit ibnen bleiben.
Wfit bent @uuide, OaB bas ,,0ermans
uer Sultsblntt" in BET 3uf1nft iid tets
elmer 10 sroBen 9roiperitdt erfrenen
tpirb, ipie bies i'm lesten Sabre Der Sdll
eeiueien, Inge i3 ieinen 2eiern aoien-
Soiepb 2eiIing.
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Der 48. GonsreB trnt lebten Mpntds
Wfittns in siBun9. 8ei Der @nbl bes
Spre9ers tpurbe gorlisle, BON Sentudp,
ertpdblt. 9erIelbe er6ielt lit Dem ant
uorbersebenben Snn,Stus absebaltcnen
Caucus Der bemofrutii6en Mit9lieber
bic Domination nit 1O4 Stinnen,
pdbreub feline bentpfratil9en Sltitbe@
werber, 8onball unb Cor, Suinmmen
nur 83 Gtimmeu erbielter. Gnrlisle
lit elmer Der eifristen 8efiirtpurter bes
6reibanbels, un6 feline Gripdbfun8 ais
Spre9er lit slei9bebeutenb nit ber
Gntiinbtsuns, baB bic bemofratiihe
gartei 6enienisen 5lusel ibrer Or9nni~
Iatiun, beiier SelbseIdrei ,,Nieber nit
allem Gdus fir bic dmerifaniidc Nr.
beii" setueIen mnb nod lit, iid du INTER-
lrerfen bat. 9luBer Carlisle, iuurbeu
ant ief6en Gage ber 3birbiiter beS
6nuIes, lUtuie Der S6reibcr befel6en
geipablt, unb nu9 in bieicm Sample
blieben bic iiioliben 9emofrnten Sie8er
5iir erItere Stelle iuurbe 5. O. @interz
Jet, pOn 2eras unb fit lebtere Sobn 9.
Glnrf. Triiberer Gon9rcB &eprGl lentnnt
opn Dem Gon9reB 9iitrift, wel6em
mIer GpuntD ppr bet Yfeneint6eilurg
be8 Gtnates angeb6rte. 8eibe8 friibere
8ebcllen ,Oiiijiere, mas ben &ebnfteur
Der ,,St. Soc. @a5ette" pernnlnBte aus.
;nrnIen y0ie CONFEDERATION iIt iuieber
I'M Snttel."
2lm 9ieu8tn9 iuuroe bent Gon9reb Die
8utl6oIt hes 8rdIibenten Suselanot unb
perleIeu. 0ieIelbe lit elm umfunsrei6es
0ofitntent, uno miiiien mir BON Der
poaItdnbi9en 8er0ffentli6un9 beHel6en
abieben. Der 8rdiibent madt lit oer=
| Ielber bent Gonsreiie cine 8eibe por
8orI9ldsen, iuel6e bon GROCER &ennt
niB Der @erbdltnifle ltnieres 2nnbel
lopie BON einem 9riinbli6en Stubium
Der 8erfaiiltns 3eu9niB oble9en unb
tuenn uom GOn9reB befol9t, iebr ie9ens
reid fir baS 9anb iein tpiirbe. 3od
fpirb Iebr genis bnpon bon bieIer S0r
perI9nft ben9tet iuerben, bn Der Samp
um bic 8erte uniere bemOfrutii6el
! 9taatsmGnner 10 Iebr bei6dfti9en iuirt
baB iie Der 6ffentli6en Insele9enbci
ni6t piel GuTmerfinnteit i6enten t6r
nen.
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Die 0uspabl BON 5eit9ei6enfen lit 10
eros, bas Sebernnnr ettuns ieinem &c:
I4n,ode entIpreHenbes fin6et Bel
Geo. Groettlp.
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Inter 10000 gtntuauberen. Die bort
aen Monot III ben Ser. Staaten lanoez
ten, 6efanben ii9 1900 9eutide.
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Sn Georgia bnt ii6, nit Gusuobme
bon brei Counties, jeoes GountD beg
5taateS inter benz ,,2ocol Option" Sc
ies fir 8robibitipn ertldrt, unb benno6
horen mir immer unb ilnmer tpieber bic
8ebnuptuns aufitellen, bnB Die bemof
trutil6e 8nrtei tberan in Der Union bic
8artei Der peri6nli9en 6reibeit lei.
9tette peri6nlid}e 5reibeit bds. Sn
lnIerem eissneu Stnute finben mir. bos
in ben itdrfiten benufrdttiden Counties
unter benz 2oca1 Option @eies Der
@ertnui bon seiitisen Getrdnfen nerbu.
ten lit, bod bns serirt Die bemofroti'
i4en 3eitunsen in nnberen 1beilen bes
5taates ni9t i'm Gerirsiten unb fl
bebnupten i1ott burauF los, oob in eir,en
Gemeiniueien, lit benz bic oenofrotii6
8nrtei Die Nlebr9eit bat, 9robi6itioi
ein Ding Der. llnm0sli6feit Iei, nnb lei
Der finoer ii9 INNER nod Biele bt
linen @lnuben i9enfer.
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9eEin Oriinbr

pssbaIb man giGbmal&inrn tti 8. 8. 5a-
Ienrttter fdufen fclltt:
II Sf herleIbe tin getrrar III biefem SADIE.
q Seae pom ibm psrfnuftt Wai4ine bat
ben 2dufer bsfrieeiet.
81 8srlfett brrfelbs Rdbmai&iren au rspa.
riren.
~ 9anu man Iass, nas Iu titiem 9si@dfts
sebprt, halsIbit bsfommen.
81 aann esrielbt sriintli&s @sbrau8snH'
rsi[uns perlSnli@ ertbsiler.
6) Gmpfrtlt bcrfsltt nur lciHs 9dbmnI@i'
men bic rirfliee Srrtbtile bsiiBer.
y Dat esrIrlte Gin folibes Gei6lft nir
l&cn felt IS Sabrfn betrieben.
81 Sif eerielse In hieitm 5o9t tis jtst nst
srn giemdHben ittrtrrfrn tprreen.
81 3ann man ibn ;u irbtr 3eit III islntH'
GsS6dfte Eueru, trsnn siutr aRai&iuc ttrda
frbItn fpIlte.
10Y GmpfrbIt tsrirlts ni&t isSsn anSsrsT
Saa cine dnbtre Raf6ine ale tie tefit IN eel
g1sIi. Bis btute ifIbt bic nsnt Daris Nab
E2aIGins rben ar une pire rrn tetnsr an
bsru iitertr5fsn.
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9en &alenbern fir bus Sabr 1884
suIplsc, ruerben mir in benz nun raid
hcrbeifonrmenben Sabre, oier-unb mod
cine eonS bsionbere-5initernile baben,
unb stpor in Der fulsenben 8eibentueiie
Gm 20. Oadr; fulst eine tbeiltpeiie
SunnenfinIterniB; om 9ten Gpril eine
totale Siniteriiib be8 Munbfs; am 25Iter
Gpril tbeiltpeiie SOnnenfiniternis; an
4ten Sttpber tutnle MOnbfinfterniB mi
i'm 0opember cine 6inIterniB, bic sleid
iener pDnt pertpi9enen 6ten in bieien
5tnate, Ii9 iiber bic gauge llnion erItred
unb nnf ben @eiidtern Der 9eu1Ofrntei
! iest I6on Ii9tbar iIt-9oplestdun, 1o
,,WpreenItern."
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,Oie iiibli1e CONFEDERATION iit iuieber
iut sattelm inbelte Wioior Gbfunrbs.
Der 8eonftenr Der st Soc @dsette''
unb 8uIcnireun6 Der 8aubm6rber Seize
nnb syrnnf Snn,es. nuF Die 9tn6ri6t bin,
bnB lauter jiibli6e GentOtroten Die
einIlusrei9sn Steilen BEL ber Organic
iir,ins bes 4e. Gonareiies er6ielten.
sic ,par l9pn Iriiber einmol i'm Sattel,
ipurbe o6er ppn ber republifonii9en
gartei aus bcnilelben seboben, unb tuoS
I4un einntnl scI9chen, fann Si6 iuieber
ercianen.
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3ur 9Sacmmma.

Tim bic 8epe5nsr ron @nsccnabe unb UNI
Iiss.nbtn Gountiss sssen 2duf@unssn su
I&isrn, mS@t.R rtr bisrmit has putlituut Sc.
bdb oerr
ISAAC V00S
ttr 1tlsinisc 8frldufer fir unifre
dcbte Ginger SSdb:Mafbine
III uue bas bitfe RaI9ire in f,irsm unb.-
srn 8sf@dftt ;a bnbm III.
The Singer Manufacturing Co
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NNar1tor 0efG16ft

aGs eestaisIi& an mid seftIitn aHfrdssn
uGdte i'd hdhin bednilreTtfn, hde i'd NIT ban
3iuftrren Reuumsnitn nidts ~ tbun batt,
irtiI ts itiue e6te Srrnjs it. Gs bat 30 Bic
fest stnusfam berausssftai, tas ei:ite giatt,
rial fir sieisu 3psd uRsTaa6bdr ID. Btt
ans stmlsl6tn rtrftriisitn Rcnarneute 6ffeni.
nen ldpn mad rtnistn 9dbren tin 10 eflbsS
rcEfiaes AusIeheu, Rag lder rislt seni resss>
upu1nsn uuh turf Rdrmcr cefr 0raHit sr'
Itst ruresn. Gs II tfmtTftnsrertr, eds,
uSbrerb eiele eeIen RittsT has Rarrier. une
g;rdnft- -GtfHdFt aus rtf 9Dtli f3dHru modttn.
eisIts tinen anfiGruns estrpnnsu, rit asd
uis ,uspr DitIee IL einf uubtlfreitbdre 1kdt-
fadbc. tics tts aroetn BeidTtist, Ee!&eS rie
aarnteu sts frs. u BITE SrrnIt ma4fn, rtiets
| isrr arp6en Tr1irnte ni9t otrIitrtn me9ttH,
unb lidt aennsInm nit GmpitbInnssn, ris hs
| ibuen in itrrn Gram paHsn, peretlettn taktn;
/ tlrterFhrifttn be!emuit man ia ifift. Nfi
Gin autrs, tauirbnfits Rpnumtri bassn ntn
ser fcmme ~ mir. Sd serfertiee eieletbtH
aus tem belfen Rarmcr 81 beeeuttne tiht9tTti
prrtlrn uns snrGutirs pc insItt@.
&&tunseson,
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@las=@aaren ieber art bei
8rHbpt,
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B5tbentlieber Wnrftbericbt

Nrne nfte n m drft.
Gerriafrt sen
GEORGE KRAETTLY. Grocer.
Die anaesebenen prdft ptreen Sra 6dneIrrH
Imeiatns Ina 3auidl btjablt.
Butter per 1fuuh H-A
eier srT Dutenh 20
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-12-07

Die Ginuanoerer in bieles 2nnb iud9e
reno Der lester bier Sabre babell ipie
bere6net ipiro, ni6t ipeniser nls so
W1illionen Doller i'll @olb mitsebrudt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-12-07

lenbct, NIB, fpenn nift mnurbcrselebene
ercianiTie eintretem, iuir6 er bic 5eier.
tnae lit ieiuent ne,ieit Soeinl uerleben.
Seine Sonb. ipel9e or beim Abloben
bon 8oumItdn,men fir bas neue Saus
arg ierquetid)t hattie, lit beinabe sdn5lid)
!sebeilt.
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adltnns Farmer.

geoIticntpr unb Common Genie 6ni.
terIdneiber, @ocine Gprineunsen uni
8neaies, &enloue &Orn S6dier, Goro'
holi Sdgenlblcn uub i6erbdupt ale BIZ
beifen Gorten 5orm9crdibidoftfn 81
bnben bei
Bebepohf & Sedel,
Berger, NO.
NartiR dllemann,
GseHt fiir Serlsan, gsU.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-31
ACROSS TEE, ATLANTIC.
TROUBLE ON THE OLD MANS MIND.
A Member of the French Chamber of Deputies.
Taken Suddenly III While spsakIng-rhs Con.
dition OF Preaeh Poiltles-FIshtips the
0rleaalst Party-foreIga Notes.

PARIS, January S0.-Falliere :was seized
with sickness while defending Fabres'6ill
prescribing pretenders to the throne. The
sitting was suspended. After the session
Falliere tainted. Congestion Of the brain
is feared. The debate was adjourned until
Thursday. .4a
Previous to the illness OF Falliere, Re-
nault, Republican, spoke strongly against
Floquot's proposition, also the Govern
ment's measure, declaring thatsu attacks
on liberty would not be approved by a
vote OF the whole people.
A member Of the Chamber OF Deputies
shouted, "you are an 0rleanist."
Renault replied: Since the Count dc
Paris had gone to Fronsdorf the 0rleanist
party had died. The excitement increased
by Renault pointing to the dilemma, which
would arise should the congress oil the two
houses dispute the proposed law and nom
mate Prince President Of the Republic.
Renault said he admitted the governments
right Of defense, but not persecution.
Falliere said II the web OF intrigue,
which, at least by silence, encouraged the
Princes, had not been woven around the
Governments representatives the question
OF rendering the security OF the country
complete would still have arisen, but, as u
matter OF fact, advantage had been taken
OF the liberty enjoyed under the repablic
to attack the Government which was
founded on national sovereignty, and must
depend upon itself for its preservation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-31

An engine on the Lehigh Valley Rail.
road, near Mauch Chunk, Pa, yesterday,
exploded, killing three men.
The Association OF Textile Fabrics, OF
Philadelphia, has collected So, 900 to es-
tablish school for instruction In the tex
tile arts.
Professor Alexander Dimietry died at
New Orleans yesterday. He was at one
time United States Minister to Central
America.
The Flax and Hemp Spinners and Grow.
ers Association oil America held their first
meeting yesterday, in New York. Reso-
lutions were adopted urging immediate
action on the tariff, as this particular in.
dustry Is paralyzed by the present uncer-
tainty. 4 committee Of three was up.
pointed to present the resolutions to Con.
gress.
John II. Clark, proprietor Of the olym.
pic Hall, Philadelphia, and John Good.
man, were fined $50 each yesterday, for
permitting the eight.ycarold daughter oi
the latter to sing in public. The magls-
trate gave the child In charge Of the So
ciety Tor the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Children, but the attempt to enforce the
order caused q scene In court, and the
child was allowed TO 90 with her parents,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-31

WINSTON, N. c., January SO.-Mrs. In.
slow Carrie is a pretty widow, living in a
pretty cottage in the suburbs OF this place.
Recently some damaging rumors were put
in circulation about her. She obtained the
manuscript Of an anonymous letter which
had been written, containing the injurious
insinuation, and after reading it became
convinced that it was the handwriting Of
Mr.. Aurelis Gragg, a Government official.
This morning she went to his Office,
and sweeping majestically into his
presence, demanded the name Of the
author. He protested ignorance. She inter
rupted him as 10 his style Of handwriting,
and demanded a specimen. This he de.
slined to give, whereupon she drew re.
volver, cooked it and held it at his head.
The terrified official at once seized pen
and wrote line. Takingit up to compare
with the letter, she found he had written
"Our Father who art in heaven" While
she was examining the writing, the gentle.
man hastened away to get q policeman, and
she went to lawyer for radvice. The social
position OF the parties has created the great.
eat excitement over the affair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-31

A vengefuI Female Making HIS Life
tturslan

BurdeA.
VNoENNEs, IND, January 3O.-A short
time since dispatches from this place re.
corded the act OF G. NJ, Wetzel, a young at.
torney Of this county, who whipped a
young woman on the public streets. Miss
Stewart preferred charges against the law
yer, and he was arrested for assault with
intent to commit murder, and placed under
bond. Developments about to be made in
this case promise sensation OF considera-
BILE magnitude, and great interest is felt in
the case by the public. A Representative
to the Legislature, an associate and friend OF
Wetzel, has presented a bill to the Legis.
lature which makes it misdemeanor, un-
der severe penalties, for any person or
persons TO compel or attempt to compel in
any way person TO marry another against
his will. Ii passed the bill will relieve
Wetzel from the suit OF Miss Stewart.
Several months ago II became noised
about that Miss Stewart and Wetzel were
10 be married. lie denied the report how
ever, and at the time was paying his at.
tention to another woman. Wetzel cast
the Stewart girl oil altogether. Ever since
she discovered herself a Tilted woman she
has been following him up like a shadow.
She is always near him, at his very elbow
in the Court room, where he was engaged
in case, at his.boarding place, at church,
at his office, and when shecould not get in
the latter place, she would hang around in
the hallway, always ready to plead with
him to marry her. She has threatened to
kill him upon several occasions. There is
parallel to this remarkable case on record,
which occurred in Louisville, where a
woman followed Major Throckmorton for
twenty years. Miss Stewart is good.look.
ing young woman OF about 2S years OF age,
and very intelligent. She has been en-.
gagged in school teaching for several years
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-31
CAPITAL cuLLlNGs.

Colonel yinal, Of Parkesburg, is at the
National.
Oh. Tallman, OF Wheeling, is register.
ed at the Ebbitt House.
Judge James II. Ferguson, OF West Vir'
ginia, was among the visitors at the Capt.
tol yesterday.
Senator Davis, OF West Virginia, deliv-
cred carefully prepared speech yesterday
10 the Senate, on the tariff.
Representative Deuester, OF Wisconsin
introduced resolution yesterday, ,authoriz
ing the Commissioner OF Agriculture tC
send seed, grain etc, not required by the
Department to the sufferers by the disas.
trous floods in Germany, and receive from
private sources donations in grain, seeds
ETC., and provide for the proper storage
shipment and distribution Of the same.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-31
THE BIC srARCH MONOPOLY.
rtGoes to Pieces Before Getting Fairly
started.

Il Goes 10 Pieces Before Getting Fairly
started.
CINCINNATI, January S0.-severalmonths
ago there was reported the formation oi
the National Starch Company, a corpora
tion under the laws OF Illinois, and en-
bracing, with one or two exceptions, every
starch manufacturing establishment west oi
the Allegheny Mountains, the concerns rep
resented in this city being A. Erkenbrecher
and the George Fox Starch Company. The
capital stock was 81 600, 900, and on last
Wednesday . meeting was called OF Chlca'
90 for the purpose OF increasing 1t TO 81
100000. the object being to take In
the American Starch Company, OF Colum'
bus, Indiana, q concern owned by James
L Mooney, Of this city, and one or two
other factories; but, instead OF accom-
elishing this result, the meeting ended In
a dissolution OF the concern, the discovery
being made that the articles Of incorpora'
ton OF the company were incompahple
with the laws Of Illinois, and were, there
fore, null and void. Threats were made by
interested Illinois parties OF an inlunc'
lion to prevent the dissolution, but before
Il could be obtained the work was COM
pleted and the directors lett the CITY
Since that time the several factories In
various parts OF the country, which
at the time OF the consolidation were trans
ierred TO the new company, have been re-
transferred 10 their original proprietors. In
Conversation with several interested par
t;es 4 reporter was informed that the cause
n dissolution was an irregularity in takinl
In tle Kulxinger establishment oil Edin
hnre. Ind. Interested In this concern wert
some ] moner heirs, and under the Indiana
Law their guardian could only 30 int
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vIcKsnURo, January SO.-Early this
morning metal coffin was found floating
in the river at Delta Point, opposite this
city. 1t contained the body Of young
lady handsomely dressed in white rep
silk dress, with q rich lace collar around
her neck. The dress and collar were as
white and perfect as when first buried.
The face was much discolored. The coffin
was Of old style, in use some 20 years ago,
heavily enameled in white. 1t is thought
the body must have been buried fully 10
or 20 years ago, and to have fallen into the
river at Lake Providence or near Good
rich's Landing, where cemeteries are cav
ing into the river. The body, after being
viewed by number OF persons, was buried
at Delta Point.
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p.r,,DEyr WlIsoS, Of the West Virgins
r.iysr.ity, in communication printed
,l.exbere, makes some temperate remarks
.,nceruing the charges against the man
...nput Of the institution. Mr.. Wilson
'sn,oaches the subject in the spirit which
+sb y. bope 10 see manifested in the Legisla
mn. Tie fSTELLldEScER makes nc
,I,rpes, but it has given publicity
:, charges which are current aud
N a,,bt 10 be inquired into. There is a
i, SiIa,uread belief that political partisan
dim occupies n prominent place in the
Insi,ution. II this is not true, as the
p,psilept declares it is not, the public
on,b, 10 be made TO tounderstandi it. An in.
rslipation requiring but few days would
b,inv ont the facts as they ought TO be
h,onplt out. And il that investigation
,b,ll yindicate the management, We are
,,uGIlent that every West Virginian will
t.,IsI
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A wIrE.nEarEa WHIPPED.
seven Lashcs Well Laid On-rhe Punish
ment Calmly Endured.

BALTIMORE, January 90.-The penalty Of
seven lashes imposed Charles Foote for
wife.beating was inflicted yesterday in the
city Jail. Sheriff Hunter had assigned
Deputy Sheriff George W. Roseman to do
the whipping. Yesterday morning Mr..
Roseman bought n stout cowhide, forty
inches long, and with this and the order
for the punishment went to the jail.
Foote Is rather light mulatto, Of medi-
um height, well built, and has a mustache
and goatee. There is nothing in his ex-
preston to denote cruel temper, and his
mien was composed and respectful. He
listened attentiyely to the deputy sheriff as
he read the order OF the court imposing the
sentence. Then Warden Morrison said,
"Take Off your shirt" Foote had a suit Of
blue prison check, the back OF the shirt
stenciied with the words, "Section 9, City
Jail" He pulled off his shirt, and then
seemed to hesitate about taking Off his
undershirt. "Strip" said Warden Morri-
son, imperatiyely. Foote slipped his arms
ont and pushed theundershirt down below
his waist.
Then Deputy Wardens Flannery and
Edwards handcuhed the hands OF the
prisoner to the iron grating separating the
main hall from the south wing. His arms
were raised above his head and extended
in spread.eagle style. snow get ready"
said Deputy Sheriff Roseman, rawhide in
hand. "I'n readyw said Foote. The
springy raw.hide swished through the air
and laid its length across the prisoners
back. No other sound was heard. Rose.
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MONTREAL, January 3O.-Fine weather
and continued amusements here still are
attracting some Of the most distintinguish-
ed visitors. Among those who arrived TO.
day are W. II. Vanderbilt and party,
Hugh l.. Cole and family and Mrs. Fl.
Townsend and family. The Ice Palace
will be Illuminated till the END Of Februa.
ry, and repetition OF a snow shoe and
torch light parade Is likely to occur early
In that month.