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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-03

A friend Of Carpenters first wife, nee
Ellen Robinson, OF this city, received let,
ter from her yesterday. She speaks Of the
close Of the trial. and says she and wife No,
2 were obliged to keep pretty close at the
hotel, as the authorities feared that Carpen-
ter's lawyers might attempt to induce them
to leave or alter their testimony. Mrs.
Carpenter, the mother Of the bigamist, her
daughter.in.law says carries on awful.
She says she will never go back home and
face disgrace"
The following excerpts from the letter
are Of interest: "Harry sent for me by his
lawyer and asked me 10 come TO him. /
went, and he coaxed awful hard for 'me to
let him go, but l said 20. He does not
look like the same man. He is so changed
he disgusts me. The old woman said Il l
would give up my baby be would live with
ME again. I guess he will live in the penf-
tentiary for the next ten years."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-03
,etIal DIspatch 10 the Iutclligencer.

A MAJORITY ron ALEXANDER, AT ST. cLAIRs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-03
Gke G'stelLigenrea::

,,n.., Nus. ~ aud ~ Fourteenth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-03


The market has been very sluggish To-day. and
prices generally unchanged kince last week and lie
week before, with the exception OF good butcher
Cattle, which were In some instances Eight jrac.
tion higher. The quality was rather better than
for the paSttwo weeks there being
fewer common Cattle among the oiIerinRs. Prftes
nnged from 8 10 exc, few selling al either az.
trcme. Most sales were made between 4A61c.'
Mleh CDlr-Tfade has been dull. Price npped
from SIS 10 $50 per head, at wholesale.
THE SWINE YAEKEr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-03

In the last election Alexander had sew.
eral hundred majority here.
Goshen township, Belmont county, gives
Taylor 55 majority.
PRAISE TOWNSHIP FOR TAYLOR.
The vote at Bridgeport was as follows:
Taylor, S65; Alexander, 2S9; Taylor's ma-
jority, 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-03

The arrivals OF cattle during the week amounted
the corresponding week Of last year and The sales
during tho week amounted 10 1,OSi head, aRRInSt
40 last week, and l,0A head the corresponding
week Of last year, and were Is follows:
To Baltimore $50
TocountTy dealer lS7
To Eastern IGG
To Washington City 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-03
rnE WHEELING pleAnIsr.
Harry Carpenter Pound Guilty-Whai
His wife Says.

Special Dispatch % the lniellIgenceF. :
Council BLUFFS, Ia, January Harry
Carpenter was tried here on Friday last on
the charge Of bigamy and was found guilty
by the jury inside OF fifteen minutes after
they retired. He will be sentenced to.
morrow, and will doubtless get the full ex.
tent Of the law, five years in the peniten.
tiary. There is strong public feeling
against him here. Wife No. 2 expects
soon to become \ mother and she has the
sympathy Of the public. She Is but II
years Of age.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-03
ANOTHER SMALL FIRE
AT MARTINS FERRY YESTERDAY.
Poor Family Buried out-Bsu.rOlsnt Citizens
COntributs to Their RelIef-A Boys MIraru,
lOus Escape-Personal, Industrial and
General News Items at BellaIre.
Wayne county pays, under contract, 81
! week for keeping each OF her paupers.

Wayne county pays, under contract, 81
week for keeping each Of her paupers.
Railroad engineers are at work In Wash
ington county. The Reporter says: 1.-THE
Charters & Youghiougheny railroad com.
pany Is surveying and locating a road up
Millers run, through Cecil, Mt. Pleasant
and Gross Creek townahips, to strike the
Ohio river near Wellsbutg. The engineers
were at Venice on Saturday evening last.
The following miraculous, tale is taken
from q recent issue OF the St. Albans Demo.
crdi: "As the up train on the Ohio Cen
tral railroad was nearing Ten Mile, boy
riding horseback coming from mill and be-
ing quite near the road, the horse took
fright at the locomotive and jumped square
on the track, thus killing the horse in
stantly, tearing him all to pieces, yet
strange to say, the boy was not harmed"
DELLAlRE.
New Years calling in Bellaire was rather
desultory.
Mr.. shel. Richardson, Of Cleveland, is in
town for a few days.
The George Lysle and barges Is laid up
below the railroad bridge.
Mrs. Boreman fell on an icy pavement
and broke her ankle yesterday.
i. Miss Ella Ramp, charming young lady
OF East Wheeling, is visiting friends here.
Half dozen new telephones have been
put into the Bellaire exchange this week.
The Emma Graham Is looked for to-day
with large lot OF freight for reshipmcnt
here. go .
Mrs. George Squiggens celebrated her
birthday New Years evening amid large
number OF her friends.
The case OF Charles Hanke against The
city, that was recently postponed till this
week, will not be heard before March.
The Crescent Star club had n pleasant
dance that all enjoyed, ut Central Hall,
and afterwards supper at Mrs. Johnson's.
The marriage OF Mr., Stewart Wilson and
Miss Alice Fitton, at the home Of the
brides father, Mr.. James Fitton, January
llth, is announced. .
Henry Rodewig begins the new year in
the hardware store OF S. O. Cummins, hav-
ing given up his place with Fred. Eberle as
Baltimore Il Ohio express driver.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh road re-
ceiyed OH New Years day eighty-six loaded
cars at Bellaire, besides a number OF
empties. These were received on onlytwo
trains.
The Saal brothers made some excel.
lent music with their nine instruments, ut
their concert for the benefit OF the Lieder-
kranz Society, which was given at Zilch's
Hall last night.
Conductor Burkhardt has been present.
ed with the contributions gathered for his
benefit since his accident, and the sum
foots up $735. He was low yesterday
again and DIR. KuIz went QUITO see him.
The man Rhone, who made such an nm.
provoked assault in Martins Ferry Sunday
evening, was arrested here yesterday and
sent up on the noon train TO that place.
He was braking on the G. & T, road short
time ago.
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BELMONT COUNTY.

BeIIaire Gives Small Majority for
Colonel Taylor.
BELLAIRE, onro' January 1.-The vote
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THE CITY.

DIR wills. the attending physician OF
overly, and WIN saw him latt last nj. no
states tiHt he IS doing .olerAbly well With
but Sigh, ig,er
TIE gr in3in Y dress bali to- be given
hy the aides oi the Latte, Hebrew AID
society sd the uper, louise. viii eclipse al
pnNiHus hAiis gwen 10y those ladies, aud
thtv have given come tI,gan, ones. II
vii hc ~ event 90 50 iciy circles.
A Bolton .peyial % the Galveston
News OF yeslcrd Y murning SAYS: "Out
iesWng hg-iu,ss men are mtniiesting
much Interest In the proposed CT ctiJn oi
Gotten compress at thi. rlace. Il is the
Intention uf the stakeholder, to push the
enterprise to an early cumplction he
compress will supply u long ielt want In
this section
Mrs. Francis Ray. the venerable
mother Ut Mrs NJ NJ Bogpcss, Of TIN.
city. died at her home in I'm county on
The It'll inst. and was buried on ho 9th at
the family bury ing ground. in that coun.
~. Mrs Ray was n lady greatly veue-
rated and esteemed. She was aged e. ami
IN. been resident OF Hill county since
1853.
MIR. G.. II Stanford, OF near Masters
vie, yesterday sNOrc out Two warrant
against Mr.. Henry " Williams whose land
he last year rented, one charging him viii
malicious mischief In setting fire to and
burning up about Is 'ons OF oats in shock
in the field and raised by him on Williams
land. and one for assault AID battery, ia,
alleged assault said to have been commit
ted with monkey wrench. On the Othe
side it Is said that stanford rented he anC
Tor last year, that the oats we're lett stand
ing In the field vi lch Williams wished {,
pillow and that they were not WORT
lhreshing and were no loss and they wcr,
burned vp to get them OIL tie land
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-12
FAsGINAIING FAY.
sbo L. Coming to Capture Wnco
Again.

Fay Templeton and her supporting
company are 10 be- here Monday night,
and that WRcoi 90 may learn how the
little lady IL egArded abroad, We repuh.
lish an extract from the Detroit Fro
Press, she having appca ed III Detroit
early last month. Says the Free Press .
There be Mhscottrs aud Mascot az, but
none 40 fair, So perfectly bewitc lug Hz
this Fay that has newly come amO n.
The Fay IempletOu Opera Com any
opened their brief engagement at Whit.
ney's Thursday ev mig IN the MHscotte
to an audience splendid IN both
size and character. The sprightl,
prlmH donna u this com any,
Fla, Temple on, has pcculi riy
pleasing contraltO voice aud hos
achieved reputation Of which one
10 young may well be proud. Her ac. e
lug may be described IA bew tchIug,un /
she can kick and use her eyes Nitl
more grace than anyone we eau now call
| to mind. She il blessed with fine
| supporting company with hch but one
/ fault can be found and that IL with the
chOrous. 1t simply needs strengthc inA
Seth NJ. Crane, the OriglnaI American
PipIO, IL u baritone Of much power, aud
Mr. Armand, who sang Frederick on
Thursday evening, IL handsome enough
and sings well enough to be more thaa
satisfactory. Alice Vane WAS / Fla
meta, and the only adverse criticism on,
might make OF her il that she resembles
| Byrun's Dudu slightly. The fu
strength Of the organization was not de-
velOped in Thursday evenings er orm
auce, but DE roit has still opportuniti,
10 Judge OF this splendid company
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-12
FIRE RECORD.


Continued rom tlr-t rage
telephone alarm culed the rest Of the
department go engaged ar the ' ieit s. rect
fire up again. and az ,in al I.Us an alarm
from hON 10, corr Ell OF Michigan street
AMI Broadway, rang. thict Leppert hur-
ried from Eighteenth street TO tie scene hs
tHst "a. his horse would carry hi,n, and he
10 ,du such good time that he cuuld tu-n
uu q ,pcpu alarm four miuutcs latter.
The whole tire dcpa imrnt was called 10
the -grno. leaving the chemical engine to
b tile with the flames ina remote part ut
the city. The oyer uors In the trailn.di.-
pitchers office OF the Chicago. Miiwau-
kce ard st. Paul railroad, 10 the Mitchell
building. had seen from their quarters 4
nght .mokr i,.uing from the attic of he
NewhAll house. 1t wa sca ceiy noticed
until the general alarm was turned in.
whe the, saw, to thir horror, that the
entire south front ui t1e NeWhAli hOus-
Was lu flames. There were trW people on
ID scene the police AID night reporters
and some bclH'el ,traggler- tor Gom"
but the scene Is one which none OF the
eve Nit'us Z. tiN eve forget In mo
meut every window Of the large siX.s'ur,
hotel was hied with quests friu
tlcally and pitcpus sly beseeching for aid,
which was inns, ssible to render. But
few unfortunate inmates gained tue front
entrance on Michigan street although
many might have been .Hyed II some
immediate steps at system tic rescue
had been made. The halls Of h. hotel
were tn scene Of the widest confusion,
and men, women aud children rushed
up aud down the halls iii the dense
smoke, avoiding the hindin- flames and
ruHri blaze, and IN their frantic Efforts
rushing by the stalrways and windows
Al al.I. o.
over bodies lyi unconscious on tn
carpetcd walks, only to JON 500 the
many pro trate forms whom Il kind Prov
ideuce had touched with the dark wing
Of that messenger Of death, uncou.
SC business. The fire started,appareutly
on the third floor OF the doomed bu Id
/ ing, over the side entrance ON Michigan
street, and before the department got
steamers IN position the flames had
enreloped the whole sou beast cor
uer Of the building, the fiery element
I licking it's way greedily and with light
ding rHpidity toward the northern wing,
and some laundering individual seeing
the reflection of the holocaust on the
sky, turned on an alarm from box 81
( corner Eastwater and Division streets
at , 40 u. m, causing the loss of the wOrl
or one steamer for ten minutes ius
when the fire was at its worst, and every
window in the high bui ding lined witt
shreking humanity. The multitude
which had swelled to thousan s, stooC
in perfect awe, but few having self
possession and resolution to lend help
ing hand on the canvases stretched on
to receive those OF the despairing in
mates of the burning hOuae, who riske(
the leap down to the stone sidewalk out
hundred feet below. At first there wer,
only Lieutenan lockwood, detective
Rein and McMaunus, oiiic re- O'Briei
and Campbell, and ew Of til Sentine
men stretching the heavy canvases which
required fully thirty strong men TO han
die successfully.
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AsrIp RY TRICK.
How II wicked Dnriscy Acted
ton Good Man.


Mt Thos. Leggit Is an immense i"liy
| Eugllshmau and blR farmer OF b'lI
/ Springs. lie IN man OF constant Eoou
/ humnr INT Just now ne j. GU, "i Huuloli
. he u NeNed, lh ia't' NOT Pu' l"" hIo
roiut on 1t, he Is as inhd az wei zen,
aud all about q HnppeIE 'il'h "I'heu
darkey played ON IltA ga! po'"re veg,
| terda ana yesttTuaN morn w ne ~
/ mad enough 10 pic mat Jar - ear %"
J., ue caN. mug hlln' auu ne 1u,S w
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'h"I ,u, N.''' , W. H. b"H
va u ut E''S ''"' 'N'
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morse u'IN "L" a." '"1 ,a't H.
hraulti"' '"''.'" '"' L.,
P'thtu u' eo''. vu 'i'H 'i".'"t '' @
WINE ne was I'i u" any NO. o'I'
Ralu WIN MN 10 <" vu' ~ "'7 49,.
PICK COTTON anu II" ."v
Two started lo' H''u ~ '"t1 Is, g.,
Legglt pHItlrH 'He u"'h.! ~. .'u LII
last morse LI''! 'n'Ht - Ii 'p'ii
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gathering Oh ii's l"'Ht TN H. 10 w." n
Eng shIInh S'"Hpeu I" 'i',uh H.
Roou III 4hr'' ne H"" '''n ii', ;,,', a
perceived III was ~" ,''v '"'.' , LIZ !"
2;3o mag on i"ul Il'iie ",i ioI IT, ' noiIoL
lie called s.rhteR! 20 ms "i'' ~ J'' h;,
AN hcqn"intIhre on wv, iua'', ,Un'o a,,d ,,
up ana Rot MN t,t ti'n ,'"''' "a. = =
WIN iIih'' "pI ,''t '',H'D ,tr, o,ta ,' ,hny
| gun hionH' ny ''N'uG I"J' wi sIoy'
uuIlhR t'le h'tI'' i," 't, '.,,t,,oI ,,,,,
,"'u l"r hlil ""i $50 'o'. ,;'.,i ,j,a
Leaving MN On VIZ NE a Iii! n,,,i io
ahllhal 10 juo n'ieiu '"'' .ho az" mthn n
On one sue "nu hJs WAN "n Wv, nni T'' ~
marcneu MN tpTa,uI 9 1n,, %''u ' ho
I'm ~ %hH go ',h , ~, Ia.coitf"innss
u,i.i'N'o" 49, ,i,,,, 'Thotr.n rnnchad
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fila place uuocaupied by any other
publication in our couutry. Ma,
works Of similar design have ; en- pub
iisned i Germany, Engla It aud Scot.
land, tut non Of then answr the Ur.
pose OF Of cyclic ndla for Am icau-.
This purpose Is fuIly accomplished uy
Appleton. It's fu !, accurate, reliable
IN ma ter OF ge crul interest, nut spngi-
ally valuable and Trustworthy In 1t in
formntion on topics American. That is
what We want. In our rapidly growing
union, matters pertaining to our own in.
stitutions, hi tory, politics, resources,
Growth, dcvelo ment aud principles are
those which IN c'est US. These are ten
fold more important Than are matters
concerning the munarchles aud ieciu-
rug systems Of the old world. f., in
formation relative to the Appletou's
Cycloppdia commuuica te With j. G. n.
Buck, care Of Rev, b. II. Carroll, Waco,
-Oll22t
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/.
Improved Iron lnvlgor,t


The most perfect and satisiacaI
binatiun known to the prOli
which iron is cpmbin,d; ami sol
is the success OF tins prepaIaiiOi
destined to become, WiinUuta 4
most popul r OF all the irol Mii
In use. And We hesitate nltu &
that this medicine Is no secret ls
cheaply Cotton up compound "
genuine cons .ituiionul REMEDY
ing those Alternative powers 20 4
to recuprrate and iuyisurate {,
system when Oro Ken down by a
disease commonly called, i
known a. dyspep,iannd Indlgcll
which nine-tenthS OF al our ILL., i
mate, because when the digest
paired from want of the nslun |
is So important in the digrslITy 1
OF man, then ii is tuat hi VHr
many lypes,u-ua.iy called discs
las.ltude aud sour stuWa"h, vi
mental exhaustion, impaired VII
general prustraIiun Of the WHO
liver complaint. iol.O Ell by OIL
and all Il Sc Uses OF the BLOOp .
NEY and BLADDER, thrt pull
fearful aches huOHn rs rItuul +
ralgln, baCkache anu nervous l
headache. Aud AL CUuslaq
weak females, who are 10 81
good tonic to build up tnelr q.
cannot find, we honestly belsn
or Il more certain remedy Ola
bottle is suit, lent to prove
wonderful medicinal proper
regularly according 10 difG.
your druggist tor IMPROVED Is
ORATOR, and be sure n LAKE
Price ) per bottle PrepaEe
Tucker & Willis. Waco, reIA
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An INDIGNANT WEE.
Searching for "a Pretty Depart.
mrni Clerk with IL Raw
hide.

" ''.'N wv htAh N'l'AAAl illA'Aa.
WA-uINGToN, January 5.-Commi,sio-
nrr Mcfarland OF the land office l. an eN-
L., mely drcorous person, and praises
hghy the prrscrv uion of dignity
Throughout his precincts OF the interior
department. II" wa, shocked beyond all
braaucr yesterday, ard tire result WAS
that u young man named Dering Fu>dick.
u gentleman of rrmi kably fine physical
proportions was dismissed and the office
is >cHnduliZe I. some months ago, per.
hap, not over six, tosdiCk marrics "a very
e,Iimahe and amiable ung lady, a
uaugh liter OF Commodore Whiting OF the
navy. For NV hilr it Sc, ms that FosdCk
has been In the habit Of showing arten-
lions TO pretty young lady clerk ui the
department, and his wife hearing OF il.
became very mach inc, nSed. Tie story
GOES that She called on Commissioner Nc
F,rand aud laid her grievances before the
patriarch OF the land office, who called up
the rtcreint husband md Administered
some sound advice. Eos lick. how ever,
made light of the tnthery counsel OF his
superior and insisted upon walking TO
ami tom the office with the young lady 4.
Yesterday afternoon the land Office Wa,
thrown mo whirl OF excitement By the
appearance OF Mrs Fusdick armed " ith a
raw hide, in search OF the Young lady. She
went 10 the loom where the offender wa,
employed aud mace an attempt to assault
her, bat the pretty clerk escaped unnult
Mrs. Fu,dlck started to run down the
hall, whip in hand, after her.
B4ck and forth, up and down, across
the whole length OF the building they
flew, The ursu, d one but a step or two In
advance OF the terrible raw hide. The
chase wa, brought To close by the
a a
er grlyely informed Of the connection.
Having leut upon it last night he seut 7
Mr. sdick to-day aud announced his
prrrmpLNrY disuharge.
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NOTICE OF FILING ADMINS,
~ TRAITORS ACCOUNT.

The State Of Texas,--To the sh eriif or
any constable OF McLennin county:
You are hereby commanded, That you
cause to be- published tor twenty days in
newspaper published in your county a
true copy OF the following writ;
THE STATE OF TENAs,l
County of McLennan.
To all persons interested in the estate Of
W. f. Hague, deceased: Elizib Hague.
administrative OF the e,tae OF W. f.
Hague, deceased, h filed her petition for
III charge a. administrative in the county
court Of Mel nUan county, which will be
acted on at the neat term OF court, COM
mencing on the third Monday in March.
1853, al the court house thereof, in tie
city OF Waco, at which time all persons
Interested in said estate may appear and
contest tie same, il they see proper.
Witness, j. ". Baker. clerk of the
county court OF McLennan county Given
under my hand and the seal OF said court,
the 9th day . January, lss3.
j W. BAKER,
Clerk County Court, McLcnnan Co. Tex.
BY o, w, David, Deputy. 0llOd2Ot
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-12

"BraHos chill ture,' who
ranted Tor the cure OF chlll'
is Il positive antidote for DDS
has no rival as a tonic for J-
an emaciated system from
matte causes, aud to thVs7
necessarily exposed to mla'l
ences. and are attended WI
lowing symptoms, such o. ~
tite, aching OF the back anu
verishness, severe headache
ton to get about, low splFlh
ness, chilly sensations, ana
hot, burning ieverp when
terminate in bilious, renlAI
termittent fever, we would 4
you keep Il supply on d.
time and take "a dose three Z
No other medicine is nccesS
very concentrated and pow
effects in removing the PeS
ments from the blood, ana
appreciate this warning Oe.N
farmer, who is more or N
to those atmospheric poison
In the tall season, when ga'l,
crops in the midday sun y
and heavy dews of m0riilDs
those malignant fevers are ,
lent, and to them we wouIl
to take a dose of "Brazos (
every morning on rising, u
avoid the danger OF mIlcn
say nothing of the illns
saved in the end. NO -!
arsenic. The physicians P,|
recommend it. ASK you,
it and take no other. fIl''
tie. Prepared only by I'd
WwI