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National Republican., 1883-10-24
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Bronzes, Clock Sets, &
Decorative Ornaments.

Our new things from Europe
are arriving in great quantities,
adding materially to the attrac-
tions of our beautiful store.
Objects Of Art in Real Bronze
are now much in vogue, as we'll
as Clock Sets, Mantel and Pedes-
tai Ornaments, and other deco
rative pieces.
Our collection represents the
best efforts of all the noted
makers of Paris, Munich, Berlin
and Vienna, whose ateliers have
been visited by Mr.. Caldwell
during the past summer.
We desire to extend a very cor
dial invitation to the residents of
this city who may be visiting or
passing through Philadelphia, to
call upon us.
Our store will be found to con-
tain much of interest to every
one. 1t will give us great pleas
ure to have an opportunity of
showing attentions to visitors.
J. L. CALDWELL & Co.,
1902 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-18
ANOTHER u ORsE IHIEF
Captured and Lodged Rehind the Bar,
In ilis CITY.

Last Sunday man named. Joseph Baily
was arrested In Washington, Pa. He was
riding a handsome horse and said that his
home was at Woods Run, Allegheny county,
but us he had a suspicious look about him.
the Washington county people thought 1t
best to arrest him, as they suspicioued that the
horse he was riding had been stolen. Hewas
put behind the bars and kept there until
tuesday afternoon, when no one appearing
against him, he was set at liberty and mount
ing the horse started in the direction OF Woods
Run. During bis confinement VOID was sent
TO the surrounding country In order to ascer-
tain II any horse answering TO the description
OF the one Baily was riding had been stolen,
but no word or reply was received until
shortly after he had been released, MIR. Joe
Todd, of West Alexander, arrived In town
and informed Sheriff Chambers that William
Higgs, who resided at rriadelphia, had lost
an animal and thought the one referred TO
was his. Officer Hammond was put on the
track OF Baily and he was again taken in
custody about five miles from town.
:. Yesterday morning WIN. Higgs and Ulysses
Davis, of Triadelphia, went 10 Washington,
and identified the animal. They also said
that the saddle and bride had been stolen
from neighbor OF theirs, named Toiea. asst
evening Mr.. Higgs arrived In this city, ac-
companied by d Washington county officer
aud in their custody was Bailey, the horse
thief. He was taken before Justice Philips,
and sent to jail to await hearing.
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personal MENTION.
News and Gossip In Reference TO vario'
peODIe.

People.
Dr.. W. J. Bland OF Weston Is In the city
DR.. Herbert Jordan, Of Boston, is at thu
Mcclure.
A. Gardner Jackson, OF Parkersburg, 9
well.known West Yirginian, Is at the Mcclure
Miss Alice Kelly returned home last even
ing from a very pleasant visit to Phtladel
phia.
Messrs. A. N. williams, NJ. T. Hall ant
Thomas Murphy, Of Parkersburg, are at TIT
Mcclure.
Hon. John Kenna accompanied by several
friends. left this morning at l:56 o'clock fol
Washington.
Colonel Thomas G. Smith, OF Parkersburg
member Of the Penitentiary Board, arrived
in the city last evening.
Hon. David McGregor, of Richie county
that ardent disciple Of Rechab, arrived In thu
city last evening aud registered at the
Stamm.
Miss Ida Curtis, Of Bethany, was in th.
city yesterday, attending the Gibbs.Blach
wedding, and will be the guest OF Miss Fan
ME Quarter the remainder OF the week.
At a meeting OF the Ohio Republican ASso
citation, at Washington, on Tuesday, resolu
tons were adopted respecting the death OIL
Hon. J. T. Updegraf, and eulogistical re
marks were made by Judge Lawrence and
others.
Tho whist club that claims to be the frs,
one organized this season, was handsomely
entertained last evening by Mr.. Charles B
OFT, at the residence OF his father, on North
Main street, The early part Of the evening
was consumed over the card tables. Later
refreshments were served and music iand
social chit.chat wound upa very pleasantly
spent evening.
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nARR1AGg BELLS.
The GIbbs.Biack Wedding al 81. Mat
theWs Church Yesterday.

Yesterday afternoon, at 8 O'Clock, the
handsome st. Matthews church, on Capitol
Square, contained large and fashionable
conc0urse Of people. among which was mo-
ticed several ladies and gentlemen from
abroad, friends OF Mr. Joseph s. Gibbs and Miss
Minnie s. Black. The occasion for this gath.
ering was the marriage Of these two well
known members OF Wheeling society. A
large number ofinvitatious had been issued
and were generally accepted, notwithstand-
ing the very disOgreeAble weather. For
fully half al hour before the ceremony,
Messrs. Alex. Campbell, Jr., OF Bethany,
Frank Hildreth, g. B. Harrison aud Harry
T. Black. the ushers, were kept busy
hunting eligibleseats.
The bride, u tall, graceful brunette. was
stylishly attired in a travelling costume Of
olive green velvet and Surah silk with hal
and gloves 10 match. She Is the second
daughter Of the late Thomas g. Black, Esq
and granddaughter OF Roberto. Woods, Esq.
one Of Wheelngs .eArlyIand widely known
pioneers. A lady OF the most aimable and love
Iy disposition, size possesses a host otfrtendI
who wish her world Of happiness. The
groom, Mr.. J. S. Gibbs, Is gentlemen vel
known in Wheelug's business circles, beinl
member OF the firm OF L. b. Delaplaiu, Sol
& Co. He and the gentlemen acting a
ushers were clad in street costumes anC
wore white lawn ties.
The editice was brilliantly lighted ant
never looked better on an occasion OF this ma
ture; the tasty Christmas decorations still
adorned the CEancel, desk aud pulpit ant
added much 10 the general effect Of thu
solemn ceremony. Promptly at 8 o'clock
the notes Of the Lohengrin wedding marcel
were sounded by that accomplished organist
Mr.. G. W. EOH, and TO its joyous strains thu
bridal party kept step as they advanced VI
the center aisle. At the chancel they weE'
met by tho rector, Rev. r. Rush Swope, who
read the beautiful and impressive service.
As soon as the benedictlon was pronounC'
ed, the church was filed with the melody o
MendelsSobn's March from the full organ
and as the newly welded pair moved dowI
the aisle, from the belfry there pealed fort!
merry marriage chime that was continued
until they had left the church. Thisis d de
lightful old English custom, quite move
here.
For half an hour after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Gibbs held an informal reception
in the church lecture room, and then wer
driven 10 the T., W. & Ky. depot, where the!
| took the 4:i7 train for the East. They will
spend about three weeks In New York anC
Boston, and on their return will go at once
to housekeeping on Chapline street, soutt
Side. The presents were numerous, and I'M
usually appropriate and attractive.
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Hon. R. ]. Alexander and DR.. Cook, Of
bridgeport, and y. Russell Wood, ESQ.,, were
among the visitors on the floor Of the Senate
yesterday.
Mr.. Ryans, OF Berkeley, was suffering from
such severe hoarseness yesterday, that he
could not even vote audibly.
Mr.. Kenna's countenance, beaminI with .
smile OF relief aud triumph, was seen In both
OF the halls OF the Legislature yesterday.
The schools In the Senate and prohibition
in the House were the pet topics with the de-
baters yesterday.
Both Senator Price and Delegate Daley, OF
Mineral county, are fine orators.
Hon. Charles 7. Caldwell, OF Patkersburg,
showed up In the Senate yesterday for the
DIST time this session, and without his linen
dnster.
brother Sargent Is all that he Is called in
the Following, from the Gienyille Gimerite :
Gov" George p. Sargent, OF the PillipPt
JSSd9oni.rt, Is SergeaRt.at-Armsin the House
Of Delegates. He Is polite, genial and pop
ulAr.
The GiImeri,e, OF Glanvills, says It's good.
looking young friend. ]. N. Hamilton, Of
0rantsville, was appointed Assistant Clerk Of
tue Senate last week, aud propouuees II "a
good appointment"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-18
Ghe Qnteiligenten..
once. Nos. 10 and ~ Fourteenth street,


Alexander Bone, sr.-Notary Public and
Real Estate Agent.
First.class storeroom for Rent-Alexander
Desirable storeroom for Rent-Alexander
business Stand for Rent-Alexander Bone.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis Railroad
New Time Table.
and Nail Co., Bridgeport, o.
For sale-I. Irwin.
Rooms For Rent-Alexander Bone.
Wanted-Boy-Bullard Printing House.
Just Arriyed-Just opened-Walter H.
Rinehart.
For Rent-A Flrstclass Residence-Alex.
Bone.
Wanted-Nure Glrl-At 1905 Eofr street.
Fourth page.
Wanted-Furnished room. Fourth page.
New Goods-N. Schulz. Fourth page.
Commissioners Notice-Joseph R. PAUL.
Fourth page.
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$4,000 ISLANDER SUIT
SHERIFF 8. NJ. SHARP,
or S..ubsprnlt-Th. P.lHonr cOBhry Sea, pIlhf
Presentation to Railroad nan at grllAIre.
Minor ca,usltIts In Various Localities
Brief Personal Notes, etc., etc.

Last Saturday morning Asbury FishbacE.
Young man OF Gilmer county, while skating
on the Hughes river, broke through the ice
and was drowned before he could be rescued
He was about % years old and very much
liked.
A man named Thornt Adkins, who re
sided at Coal Valley, Kanawba county, acct
dentally shot himtGlfin the bead last Thurs
day, He died. 1t appears that he was In
toxicated, and was hourisbing his revolver
over his head when the accident happened.
TUESDAY Robert Reed, aged 10, son Of
Ralph Reed, miner, employed in the Mary
land Co.'s Kingsland Mine nj Homecoming
was killed by iall Of roof coal. The Lad
had gone In to see his father, aud wss sitting
down eating dinner when the accident oc
Cured.
Mrs. Hamilton very aged lady who re
sides In Washington, Pa, bad one OF her leg
broken last week in some unaccountablt
way. She was alone in the room and when
one OF her daughters went In the old lady
was found standing on one foot and conf
planning that she could not place the othel
on the floor. She was placed on the bed anC
physician summoned who found the limt
broken below the knee. Mrs, Hamilton 4
very weak In mind as well as in body, ant
Is entirely unable to explain how she was in
iured
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-18

The year OF 1888 is the twenty.flth ami.
yersary OF 1.-THE organization ofthe United Pres
byterIan church by the union OF theAssociate
and the Associate Reformed churches. II
now proposes to celebrate Its silver wedding
by raising $500, 900, to be used In the work OF
the church. Last nightthe U. P.s OF this
city met at their church, on Chapliue street,
aud after an interesting address BY Mr.. W. ].
Sawyer, OF Allegheny, the originator OF the
movement committees were appointed and
measures taken TO canvass for contributions.
All were impressed with the grand idea OF
making this fund memorial, and the thank
offerings, It Is expected, will be numerous
and large. Mr.. VIM. Ellingham was appoint.
ed treasurer TO receive the funds,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-18
NOTICE.

II
In the circuIt Court OF Ohio county, ", Va:
John H. Cox, Executor Of Ann Brown, deceased.
and John b. Cox, Executor Of Jane brown, de.
ceased. VS. James WAYt Francis n. WAyt, james
ii. WGyt. Robert Wayt, J.. II. Cox. Trustee,
Jno Ier w WIZ w
peck, TTuItCe, suan Edgington, Perpgrine Whit
ham, william Perlne. John Gardner, siGs Nc.
Donald, Alexander. Rogers, George Edgingtou,
SchGmbra survivors Of schambn & IONS B +.
Cover D. ". Luke, J. N. Kirk and X. x. Gh[Fen,
pIftneFS "a Crver, Luke & Co., ". ]. Burt, doing
business as ". I. Bnrt& Co, and Vincent Ii.
VAnmetef. In chAncery,
BY virtue Of an order Of reference entered In The
above entitled cause. on the 2Id dRy Of December,
1851, II d referred TO the undersigned Commissioner
Of tho laid Court!
the plaintiff aud the Sald James wGyt Of all liens
Second-To report which Of the alleged eTedi'
tors mentioned ia tho said deed OF trust
Peck, dated the Goth day Of May, 1872 had personal
knowledge Of and GIe bound by the ntd deed Of
trtiSt made BY the Said James Wayt TO the said II.
Cox, dated the ID Of August. 1875.
Third-TO hnd and report what may be due
i,om The said james wayt 10 all bic other lien nf
ctedIton that the said Cox mentioned In this suit
and the prorues, Il any Que has over the others
10 lien OF creditors.
Fourth-Any other pertinent matters required oil
him by any oil tho parties
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
hxed on
THURSDAY, THE sTH DAY OF FEBRu.
AIRY, 1888,
Commencing al 9 O'Clock a. y. as the time, and
his ONCE, No 1870 Chapline street. In the city oil
Wheeling, West Virginia, as the place At which he
will proceed 70 ASceItAln and report the several
matters In the IaId order Of reference required.
= he Sad order also provides that the publication
Of this notice in this paper once q week for four
successive week. lhnll De equivalent 10 personal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-18

IT must have been terrible state Of affairs
that caused the Psalmist to ask: Who car
stand before his cold?' In his day the rene
dies were few and doubtful; how much hap
pier should this generation be. that has as {
household remedy, DR.. Bulls Cough syrup
so wonderful has been Its cures that millioni
rise up and call IL "blessed,"
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In order to close out large stock Of
wonen's, misses and chi!dren'T hand and
machine sewed shoes will mark them down
and sell them at lower prices than ever
offered before. L. v. BLOND,
1135 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-18

Present stock OF pianos, s,einway, Knabe
Chickering Hallet / Davis, Emerson, Hard
man, Guild, &C., at the very lowest prices
and great reduction for cost. Call early ant
secure great bargains.
Lucas MUSIC sroEE,
114q Main skreas.
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WHEN Howard wrote: ~ tind pity hangs
upon his breast" the fellow had evidently q
cold and had not yet been informed that DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup was theonly satesemsdy,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-18

In order to close out large stock Of mems
hand and machine sewed shoes will mari
them down and sell them at astonishingly
low prices L. v. BLOND.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-18

The Ladies' Benevolent Society will meet
tomorrow friday at $50 o'clock, In Nc.
I.ain's Hall, entrance on Market street. All
ladies are invited To be present to hear the
report OF the Committee on Members and
other business OF interest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-18

Ask for wells though on Corns." l6c.
Quick. complete, permanent cure. corns,
warts, bunions,
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WANTED.


An Assistant MilIiner. Apply atA. l.
RICE 4 CO.'S, t1sG Main Street.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST JAMRs HOTRL,

&c Shot, New York Grincr, New Castle
K MerDny, New Castle II MInderllck, Pitts'b
G d Wiley, Pittsburgh CEWhlte, Charleston
" (OShoIn, Charleston N Taylor, Baltimore
N A Alldridge, Baltimore Bowman, MlddlepoEt
= NJ Edgar, Newark kaufman, New York
" II Thaccray, piItSburg II u Rldgley, Denver
J IecO Grafton, D A Roberts, Vert CO
n N Kurtz, Vert co I'll Master, Jaeobsbuf
+ DukehAit Baltimore W II Billings, Bethany
" C Rankin, BOllairs SIS Alden, Cleveland
j P BIRer, o id Miller city
civilians, Pittsburgh Mis- Ida Smith, Pitts
7 N Stevens Philadelphia p Francis, Newark
johnson, Philadelphia u W Matsh, CenlIaliR
" AnShutx, Allegheny " Creighton. FtWAync
A Fulton, Vlncenues GWCEpmrine, Utica
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-18

PeeIs Sun regards 81. Jacobs Oil as tht
"boss," and everybody agrees with 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-18

WASHINGTON, January ISL A.. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, colder, clear
ing weather, northerly winds and higher
For The Lower Lakes, colder, partly cloudy
weather, with light snow, northwest winds
and higher pressure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-18

SIXTEENTH STREET PROPERTY
- FOR sALE-I will sell upon easy terms that
very Ane twOttory brick house, No. 81 Sixteenth.
st., containing LevGn ImS, bathroom. pantry, de-
Also full lot OF ground. house No. l3S Sixteenth
street, q splendid Site for building business or
residence block.
Twill also fel cheap and on easy terms 100 by 100
feet OF ground situate oil the corner Of EOli Bnd
Thirteenth streets, on the immediate corner stands
twO.StoTy brick house containing 10 rooms c0nve-
niently arranged. THOS. O'BHIgE,
IAlG Room % Capitol Building,
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The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometer, rs obseryeda at sohnepfS drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
7.x,.x.issssa.x7r.Mr7Ax.1a'sr. x7nx
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-18

We have now on our cheap counter any
quantity of remnants of Dress Goods, Mus
Inns, Tickings, Enbroideries, Laces, &c. Also
corsets, which we are selling cheap for cash.
We have still an nnbroken assortment OF
Cloaks, Dolmans, Jackets, listers and Circu-
lars.
Now is your time to invest, as We are clos
Ing them out at, and less, than cost
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NOR SALE.
FOR SALE OR LEASE.
TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

Eight hundred and twenty.one acres Of Hnoly
tm6ered land, about llye miles southeast Of BtRT.
The land Is undertake with coal aud nc Timber can
DO toGted down XIII River 10 market. AlSO 5000
acres OF umbcfed land In Perry county, Tennessee,
W, v. HOGk d DRO.,
oc5 100 Market 6tfeot
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srEUBENvILLE.


The roof on the Opera House was COM
pleted yesterday.
Mr.. Welty Gray lost his pocket book ysster.
day, containing about SO.
DR.. Pearce is at Youngs town, Ohio, attend
lpg the G. A. r. Convention.
Mr.. Samuel Mcmillan, 81 North Sixth
street, fell yesterday bp6Aking his arm.
A house and, 1T at East Springfield was
sold at Sheriff sale yesterday, to ]. G. Kirk.
patrick, for 81 40.
George Mex inley, OF this city. a brakeman
on the Panhandle road, fell yesterday
morning while on duty at Dennison, iDjuring
his leg severely. He was BROUGHT TO his home
in this city last night.
A boy while coasting on Slack street ran
into team. He was taken TO his home,
when It was discovered that he had sustained
severe injuries, bis skull being fractured.
His name could not be learned.
II il claimed that some parties have been
writing letters 10 the PostotIice Department
at Washington protesting against the re.
naval The p0stofiice removal question
gems to be deepening into a greater depth Of
mystery every day.
BY her attorney, W. A. owesney, Mn.
Harris, wife OF William Harris, the butcher,
Yesterday entered suit against B. NJ. Sharp,
sheriff, for 50 600 damages for Islander. II Is
alleged In the petition that on or about the
Slst day OF January, 1882, the defendant, in
the hearing OF divers persons, mallciOnsly
spoke and published the false and malicious
words In effect that she was unchAste, for
which Islander she asks 5000 damages Cor.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-20
LIVE STOCK
Special Dispatches to The BaH.
CHICAGO.

Special Dispatches to The BsH.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April l9.-The Drovsrs' Jcur.
Hogs-Market fair but uneven prices
and not quotably different; mixed, 8 $50
7 IS; heavy, z 30@7 70; light, 6 95@7 So;
skips, 4 O0@6 rs.
Cattle-Market slow and weak but
steady; exports, 6 25@6 70; good to choice
shipping, s 90@S 10; common to fair, 8 90
as 60.
Sheep Market weak and slow and
prices easier; o large number unseld; COM
mon to fair. 375@4 rs; good to choice,
8 1906 90.
ST.. LOUIS, April 19.-Cattle-Supply
liberal but demand light and prices weak
and irregular; heavy shipping steers, 8 80
@6 40; light shipping, 8 75@5 80; COM
mon, A 50@5 90; good cows and heifers,
4 25@b 90; common, 3 50@4 25; bulls, 3 80
sheep-Market steady for good grades
and prices range from 3 1906 % for com.
mon to fancy.
Hogs-Higher and active; good light.
7 1907 80; mixed to good packing, z Goa
7 80; butchers to extra, z 30@7 so.
Z YORK.
New York, April 19.--The Drovers
Journal Bureau reports:
Beeves- Receipts, 4 carloads; 20 car
loads were in the pens from yesterd ay,
nothing doing in beef cattle; dressed beef
dull at 9@11c for city; S@lO4c for west,
ern.
Sheep-Dull and lower; extremes, 6 z;
OPS per cwt; unshorn, 8 00@6 %; clipped
8 90; spring lambs sold at 4 00@6 so pei
head.
Hogs-None offered alive and nominally
duilIat z 7G@S 20 per cwt.
KANSAS UITY.
KANSAS CRY, April 19.-The CONNER
cial Indicator this afternoon reports a
follows:
Cattle Market weak and slow; nativ,
steers, ], 40 to ], 4S0lbs., sold at 8 6c95 95
stockers and feeders, 4 50@4 rs; cows, 8 81
"a so.
Hogs Market a shade higher; light t,
heavy, 700@7 25. but mostly at z 100
Is. .
Sheep-Msrket steady; natives averag
ing 81 lbs at 4 %.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-20
NO GO
Matthias Zimmerman Gets a New
Lease OF Life.

Saturday was the day set for the
hanging of Matthias Zimmerman, the
Minden murderer, and a small party
from Omaha, In common with nearly
all the sheriff. of the state, had made
preparations to attend, even going so
far as to telegraph for conveyances
across to Mlnden. The anticipated
excursion Is knocked into "pi," how.
over, as Is explained In the following
from the Safe Journal of Thrsday:
Mr.. Erickson, sheriff of Kearney
county arrived In the city yesterday
for the purpose of taking with him to
| Minden Matthias Zimmerman, the man
sentepced to be hanged In that town
last Saturday.
Upon his arrival he war served with
q mandate ordering q stay Of execu.
| tion, from the supreme court.
The case will come before the court
on a writ of error on July Sd. Until
Chat time Slmmermsn will remain In
the p~enitentiary. Mr.. Erickson In
formed q journal reporter yes.
fterdsy that he had visited the cover
nor and Zimmerman during tho day.
He also stated that the people about
Minden for miles away we're making
preparations to attend the hanging,
and the stay of execution would prove
q disappointment to them.
The scafold, with q high board en-
closure 12x16 was already finished
and the rope to hang Zimmermon hat
been procured. The sheriff leaves foI
home to-day.
This would have been the first hang
Ing In Nebraska Qegal) sinoe May,
1879.