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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-01-14
PRODUCE


PALaInoRr, January 13.-Flour - I'M
changed. wheat-Western about steady;
No. red winter and seller January 81 1UH
al l05s; seller February s1.l1ss@l 1l%;
seller March 81 13K@l 1879; seller April
81 l5h@l 15A; seller May 81 l7k asked.
Corn-Westen higher and fairly active;
western mixed SPOT Csc asked: seller jan
nary 64h@64ssc; seller February 63H@
63Le; seller March 625s@633lc. Oats
Firm; western white 45@49c; mixed 4d
@4fc: Pennsylvania 45@ 4ac Rye-Scarce
and higher st7e@71c. Hay-Unchanged.
Provisions - Upchaneed. Butter = Dali;
western packed 22@25e; roll 2o@25c Eggs
Quiet; fresh 22@23c:.l lined i5@1sc. Pc
trclease az .-,.,.rly1L Cofiee = eslist
s. xasta y IS Quiet al 81 i7His
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Prince of Wales Said:

'It is obvious that this short ceremony
is not a political one in any way. We are
inaugurating a monument to the. memory
of a y youpg and gallant Prince, who Tell
iybfipg for the Queen of England" After
tracing the career Of the Prince Imperial
to the time of his death, the Prince Of
Wales concluded:
IHis virtues, his blameless life, his
courage, bis obedience to orders, will al
WAYS prove bright example to the cadets
educated at Woolwich, who, when they
gaze ON the statute inaugurated to-day,
will see the features of young and brave
prince, who died with his face to the foe"
The Prince of Wales was accompanied by
his two sons, and by the Dukes of Edin-
burg and Cambridge. The Queen sent
vreathes. The Prince afterwards distri-
buted Egyptian medals to the patients in
Herboil Hospital.
1t is reported the government cpntem-
plates sending reinforcements to South
Africa.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-01-14
GAMBETTA'S REMAINS.
The Body Arrives at Nice.

PARIS, January 13-The remains OF
Gambetta arrived at Nice this morning and
were received at the railway depot by the
Prefect, the Mayor, the Municipal Council,
and guard of honor composed of the fire
brigade. The seats were then removed
from the saloon carriage containing the
body and the coffin deposited in one OF the
principal waiting rooms especially fitted
up for the occasion. The funeral ceremo
les commence this afternoon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-01-14
Another Blizzard.

CHICAGO, January 13.-Advices from Iowa
indicate that blizzard set in last night,
and extreme cold weather prevails in that
State. Cold waves and high winds are also
reported in West Minnesota and Dakota
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-01-14
WHEEIING W va SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY 1883.

dation OF the iron under treatment, which
be claims can be prevented by his patent.
The furnace is sort of combination of
The Siemens rotary and the Purley fur
liAces, both of which were designed for the
purpose of converting native ores directly
INTO iron. The new process, il successful,
&ill seal the fate of pudding.
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Rooth Apprec,sted.

BERLIN, January 13.-Edwin Booths Sec
ond appearance was another brilliant SUE
cess. The Crown Prince Frederick William,
was again present, and joined in the fire.
quent and tumultuous applause bestowed
upon the American actor.
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A Total Wreck.

LONDON, JAM uary ia dispatch dated
Porta Ferry, County Down, Ireland, says:
The British ship Wild Deer, from Glasgow
10 New Zealand. with 200 passengers, went
ashore at North Rock, Cloughry, and will
become total wreck. The passengers
Uerp saved
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-01-14
CAPITAL CHAT.


WASHINGTON, January l3.-The Treasury
Department closed to-day out of respect to
the memory oi the late Lot NJ. Morreli, ex-
Secretary.
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ChicRR0,a New Bank.

CHICAGO, January 13.-The new National
Bank here, of which c. ]. Wheeler is TO be
president, will have capital stock of 3d..
GOO, 900, and some of the largest capitalists
in the city back it. Application will be
made to-day for the papers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-01-14
Serlous Charee.L

JERSEY CIrY, January 13.-Shaw, cashier
o. The suspended City Bank, was held in
$1,000 bail, charged with perjury and
swearing to false statement as 10 the bsnk's
eSnGili0n.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-01-14

NASHVILLE, January 13.-Ex.Treasure
Pslk arrived this morning in charge of
officers. and is now in custody until he
shall be admitted to bail. He refuses 70 be
interviewed.
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The Deadly Cold.
FINANCE.

Moscow, January l3.-Persons frozen to
death are found in the streets almost
daily.
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STATUE UNVEILED.
To the Memory of the Late Prince I'm.
periaI of France.

perfNI OF Frhnce.
LONDON, January 13-The Prince OF
Wales Ia. day unveiled the statue at the
Royal Military Academy, at Woolw
erected TO the memory of the French Prince
Imperial by the subscriptions of 5000
officers and men of the British army.
Gen. Lord wolseley, Prince Lucien Bon
aparte, the Due de Bassane, and q large
and distinguished company assisted at the
unyeiling. In his remarks the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-01-14

A RaflrssA CsIIsssss RessIssss IN ne
Intary o. several Ressoaa.

A RaflresA CeIIissSa Resulting IN ne
IsjaSy sfseveFal PesssaA.
1xpIAHAPoLis, ISp., January ia col,
lision occurred this morning ct the Indian.
spolis and vincennes crossing Of the Belt
railroad. The switchmsn gsve the L, @. 4
s. L. freight . signal to advances, ead
befors it could b corrected The eogins
crashed into the rear coach OF the Indian
spolis and yincepnes passeness tfnin,
knocking It from the track and egatnst ths
telegraph poles, which prevented IT. over
turning and falling down m 60
baiks.ent No one. vss fatally hart
bat z. b. Jackson, IN saist.nS
st the stock yards. W. dissbled. jobs
Sawyer vas hurt in the back and kad his
fingers smashed. Hn. Emil WulSsbsS, q
this city, Was severely brnssd bat rot
Dangerously hurt She wss thrown g the
opposite side Of the. caS and c1iobe1 90
through au open window. An unkngU4
lady from NixtipsviIIe uss bedly .rn!eoe
in The face. The stove fwss snpttet g =.
contents and Il vss thought thseae 9ra1
burn. =. ~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-01-14

Hssss HsGsssssO . We1sss6s0's Osess-

CsIcAeo,, Isnuasy fa-k eeDnssuiet
traveller, who bas bsd long s1per.caV -.
The hotels Of the Nosshwsslsn etates, m0s
interview. nsntioes se1s bolsls 10 aolss g
medium sjzs which - 4eD hre NpA u
possible, than the ueghall HeQoa H.:
siders tbs hotelS q. u Wsst bDsstssly
unnfs.
q oslena pseisl sss: 5.ns + ysnsy.
Of 81 ullsbusg. oses nsob1 q ~ W.
coecin Les!sIatsn. - peenies.e D.
cratic poiitielaa ~ f1l)sosl - u
Houss.
4 Dubuque yssds -: N 49,
stssssd ;ts,.a ss,s 3 -. :. - - - - =
fesch . eoasiSsrsS;s ~. ~ -
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Affairs in Alaska

Commander Merryman, of the United
States steamer Adams. reports to the Navy
Department, under date of Sitka, Ala'ks,
Dec. %. that quiet and good order prevails
throughout the territory up to that time.
He thought it injurious to keep detach-
ments at Kslisnoo, but was expecting their
rafurn daily
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-01-14

...yrils, Jnsas1I5-nis on1 ~
Of Dasidson county g - pssese1o1 e.
isdielmsot sesins{ Ro1l 4. nslk -
ma 1rsasgser a 1eI0 11 - ne -
Tor em mbezjement - losc6a1 q ~,
1le Je6De n IL Ck1Gs1H 6ooa 49,
With the dsty q - q tt6e -
-. isn PeiE. fss15ssE sisisss
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-01-14

The Secretary of War has been requested
by the Secretary OF the Interior to order
the military to remove the fences alleged
to have been improperly constructed in
the Indian country. He has so far taken no
stems in the matter
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-01-14
The Grafton Postmastership.
Territory

The President to day nominated, among
others, Charles +. Kuntz to be postmaster
at Grafton, West Virginia.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-01-14

MIIwAuKKk, wE,, January M-fhs
search In the ruins or the Nswhxlt Heass
this fersnooa rssnltse ID hndiuE thsss.
ooa,.a sll s.E.s4 hsZssS s:ssle;,'s:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-01-14

In f774 be was employed - the Supefin-
tendent Of the Potomac Improyement Com
pany, of which Washington was tbg NOV
ing spirit, and which proposed 70. make
that stream highway Of commercs from
the mountains 20 the seaboard. bat fouad
time between other engagements 70 con-
tinue work on his second yessei, and IN 1888
bad 1t completed and waiting fof IT. ms-
chinery At Sheppardstown on tue Potomsc.
twelve miles above the present site Of Haf-
per's Ferry. While lying hsre .
freshet in the river In the
month Of December carried out the ice
from above, and the boat torn from its
moorings was wrecked on the rocks below.
The damage TO 1t was so extensive that the
owner hesitate d>Whether TO attempt ITS re.
pair or build another. hat fpslIy concluded
upon the former. and in The spring OF 1IH.
having rebuilt the vessel upon the same
model ~ bis first attempt, be gsye another
exhibition Q! bis iayrGt;os a. shePsrds.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-22
The Great Southern RemedY."

"Brazos Chlll ure,' when is war
ranted Tor the cure OF chtlls and fever,
Is II positive antldote tor malaria, AM
has no rival rs tonic for building VI
an emaclated system from such eli
matte causes, and to those who ar,
necessarily exposed To miaamatic iuiu.
ences, ana are attended with the fol.
lowing symptoms, such a. loss OF appe'
ute, acilhg "l the Dhck ana joints, ie-
NeTlshue's, severe hcauHche, lHulspOsi'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-22

i.ll
improved iron InylaoratOr.

The most perfect and satisfactory com
hi1.tiun knOwR to the prot, ssiuu. IT,
~ hich iron is combined ; anu 80 Cumpltt,
l. Inc success OF TINS preparation, that il l.
destined to become, NlJuuut doubt, tnt
most pupul vi all The iron TONES now
IN usr. And We hesitate not 10 tell you
mat this medicine j. uo secret uu~trum o.
Ch,apiy Cotton up comp 'und, tut truly q
genuine Coustiiu. Iuul remedy, possess.
ng those ale alive p"vutS 80 NECESSARY
to csp,rttc AID uyl-uruc tie human
system when broken down by that lcItiuI
diaeis. commonly called, and bette!
annw. u dlsptp-' and HuIS ,stiOn, IRON.
Nuivu moe t,u Jus OF AL our ia, litsJ UIl-.
iuuc. h,c cause wuCu tie digestion Is ian
paired from want ui the na,urM salt thai
Is so important in the digestive economy
OF man, then Ii is that mis- VIPER Ia hi
many ype., usually called discasts,suCh a.
las,itude ana sour stomach, wukuiulnoss
mculEt exhaustion, Impaired Vitality, viii
genera prostitution OF the Whole system
liver complaint, follow cd hy night swoats
and lll uise tsCS OF the HOOD. LIVER, MD
NEYs dul. BLADDER, that produce, thos
ICaIiul aches huuNu as rheumatism, nyu.
ruglH, haChtche ana nervous and slCk
headaCuu, Alu all COusuHptlVy5, ant
weak lcm,dCs, who are IN search of Il
good touic TO bultd up cher constitution
,uunut uud. We honestly believe, d bette
OF "a muIe certain remedy on cath. one
bottle Is sufficient 10 prove To- you it
wonderful medicinal properties, II takei
regularly according TO un,CtlOns. Ash
your druggist Tor IMPROVED iRUN INVIG
ORATOR, and be sure 10 lake no other
Price . per bottle. Prepared only b.
Tucker Il Willis, Waco, ItA4s.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-22
PERSON Al.

Md. c. Prather Is reported very I'D.
MIR. T.. Slurgis was too III 10 come
down town yesterday.
Mr. Pink Down. arrived IN the morning
train from the moth yesterday
Hon. /. e. Alex indcr lett for a short
visit to the state capital YESTERDAY.
Capt NJ. u. Herring lett yesterday to
attend the district court at llilsboro.
Mr.. II. B Kennedy took passage ycs'or.
day by the Missouri Plcili, Tor Auttin.
Hon. Al. Evans lett by the morning
train on the Missouri Pacific tor Austin.
/. f. Smith, E,q., q prominent attorney
OF DaIlA-, was In tlc city Yesterday. lie
l,lt on the evening tram.
John l.. Over, E.q, took the train for
ilillsburo last evening. He goes to attend
the district court.
Col. j. II. Van Dyrr. /. b. Fish, Esq,
and wife, Mr.J. X. S.lliman aud Col. A. s..
Dodge and wife arrived ut p. N. ycstcr.
day on - special train over The Narrow
Guayo railroad. Tho whole party IL reg
istercd at the Pacific hotel.
Mr.. q. VanlIuu mrt.d for Georgetown
with "a supply of slachlc- tnd bracelets t.
receive, the convict, ps Is tu transport
thence to tie pcn,tcn,Hry at Huntsville.
Mr. II. Supp and Ruadrastcr Boyle
are OF the parry vino arrived yesterday
AFTERNOON on the narrow gauge special
train. Tue whole party leaves this morn
irg Tor OHtcsyule.
Dr. W II. wilkes returned yesterday
VI o. IA "a hero h,s
professional capacity {, give expert 'ce-
imuny tn a case ut some inpartlnc Dr.
Abbott, physician OF Mckinn'y, was
chargei win rnus.ny the death ui tie late
MR. T.. W. Wood l,ll (onrc a resident OF
Waco. and We known hcrc) by mulprtc-
tcr. Tine ease was continue until tie
next term ot the court.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-22
Love MinsniI.nst.

On Tuesday morning Mr. F. T. DcGraf
ieurii and Mis- / lian Glines. accom-
panied by several iTiId-, arrived 10 the
city Iom FAN, county. The party regis
tered at HE Pacific ho'cl snd an sprlica
ton Was made % the county clerk for a
license OF marriage; the clerk declined Nv
issue the license, as he had received % tel
egram notifying him not To is.ue sucu
license Mis- Gaines was not vet Is
years I'D and her guardian, c lionel
Gaiucs. would hold him responsible It he
Issued lleeuse. Thus cut "a the party
were about to take the train for
some other point in hopes OF
meeting better success, when tele-
graph c correspondence was opened be-
tween Col. Games, the guardian Of Miss
Lily aud the party here which culmi-
mated yesterday morning when tele-
gram WAS received from b. Is, Clarksor,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-22

Eng innd- Debates In PnrIIn.
ucnt irHIerdnl.

LosnoS. February % The debate on
Gorst- amen imeut to the address IN re-
ply to the speech from the throne, declaI.
ing that IN vicwof the confession OF Irish
ASA ssius no further concessions should
he made to laNlcs. agitation, was resum
ed III the commons to-day. Sir Herbert
Maxwell, conservative, appealed 10 the
I-h party to explain their attitude with
reRa.d to the kilmniuhum disclosure
O'Bricn argued crime in Ireland wu-
distinctly traconb'c TO ryictions and ty
ranlcnl administration ~ law 10y the
Dublin castle officials. lIis speech,
which was most violent. was checrcd by
the PHrncllllrs. Other m,mhcrs re-
manned sIlrut
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-22
CasCara Cordial.

one of the latest and most pleasant OF
all liquid clthartics, this elegant prepare
ton 1, made with scrupulOus care iron
the best and most carefully selected n.ate
rial 1t is with the greatest pclsuit ts
we recommend this very superior M
harmless remedy A. being the satrs al
surpst laxative ami catlmrtic Tor wear -
males aud children, now In use, and f.
hnbiIual constipation aud indigestion, 20,
cannot iiud .unythi" z more speedy or u,
tain. 1t is combined with ar"matics il
such manner that the bitterness of the
cascara sa2rada is completely disguised
ASK your druggist tor it, and be sure t
take No. other. Price 80 cents per bottle
Prepared by Tucker " Willis, Waco
Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-22

ESQ Of Marlin, Announcing that Col
Gaines concented to the issuance " the
! cense. Mr.. j. W. Bake, the county
clerk, at once issued tie license ana the
couple were married IN the afternoon at
a private residence ON Fourth street
where Miss Gaines had bees staying
with friends since her arrival, after the
FIRST application Tor license had been re-
fused. The happy bride aud groom ac-
compauied bv their frie ds will retnr
to Falls county this mo ming. We wis.,
Ihem "A ne u nnmnn.mrel Ily.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-22

S,eepiess u.g4t-, made miserable by
{ "a terrible cough. SbloA- cure j.
tue iemvdy FOR you. For sale by Coz
ties, Morrison r. Co., Wao1, Iela-.
u-LsiM-L
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-22

A letter from our Galvest CORES.
Iou'eut informs us Of the death. f.ou
consumption, uf Mrs. M1ihe Mathis,
wife Of Rev. ". NJ Mathis, on the l4tl
instant
ID. L. Shipmsu, very promising
young man, died u brain fever Oh the
18th instant.
Tom Holcombe, who was shot by John
Hammock, is rapidly recovering.
There If talk Of Luildiug au opera
house.
Business good.
Cotton shipments, about 1000 bale.
The fremont house closed it, doors
last Tuesday arrangements have been
made to reopen 1t 10y the I'D.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-22

We have just received "a choice lot Of
extra fine strained honey which We eau
soil cheap in any quantity, and guarantee
it to give the best satisfaction. SulItua
choic northern country butter comes
and goes 1t Is the finest ia Waco, d
every boiy J. satisfied, Try us on a hig
lot ~ grocer es jut about low II you
want bargain Don't forget tins,
A.JO>L7 FAVOR X BIO,
Mo-. 1 auu . PiAtAcr B.ugh
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-22
CentrnII.onn Office.

Money loaned in sums to suit on d.
monds, watches, jewelry, guns, rrgol'eA
pistols, clothing, furniture aud all att
cles Of value. Also, large line o. DID,
red emed Pledges for sal', Bushes
strictly confidential all private GOMEZ
nicatious can be addressed p, q, box HI
FRuBoURG n DoMNAu, Props
South side square, blue front slgl '
three gilt balls 2O6tf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-22

No man in his senses should p-
worthless horse and cattle powder, y.
ply because it i put up IN large PsiSa .,
Sheridan's Cavalry Condition PoWlls .'
are put up in small packs, but are ~, a.
lutely pure and immensely 'aluaV'T
nOOl LIZ
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-22

just eceiyed at Barney Feldhake's a
choice selection of baskets, and churns
oi every description He sti keeps the
woud r'ul Family Coffee ROaster,
Housek'epcr> should not be without
them, iice roasted III ten to twelve
minutts.-O2I
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-22

DUNN, FobruUry q Diecl0snrca
have enabled the police to seize other
p 'rspus connected with the crime. JOSEPH
Smith, who pointed out Burke 10 the ps-
sassius. wa5 closer to the murder than
Carey, aud can give even more direct cy-
llnnnu NJ tho LrIAl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-22
ATTACHED AND ASSIGNED.
The business OF 'tr y. NCDon
aid Closed by Creditors.

Yesterday morning the sheriff levied
an alta shment on the stock Of dry
goods, groceries, tobacco, etc, owned 10y
Mr.. j. Mcdonald IN his place Of business
on Austin street, next to the corner ~
Fifth The attachment was sued ont by
Tenant, Walk n Co.,, ~ St. Louis,
jasper ". Ilaucy, Esq, ~ Weather.. rd.
who made the necessary an layit. Mr.
Huney had been here Tor two
days 10 the interest ~ his prin.
ri ais, aud being unable to collect
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-22

Levine Bros, are the peer ' ;
in Waco O2llic
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-22

~ I.lHugrg. Michael 4
Do lie brother al tLs wi. ~ General
UrA1aris wbn ia su.r.r,ad a., h mo
"SunLar /" ~ the Iri.L "Tnvincillr-"
md rnnc.rr.I in ,L. nI,~lrra IL, nm iu-
t.,y,ou t,.,ia,. Ia, r,i-s non rully .,I
su.citicaily ,ba, the gnpcrnl noulJ inv,
hocr cnnr.c,.I v,tE fla. events MOI,
toned Uasaid tLat To- his kuowlsdg.
NrAdaris md mot been CONNIE. ted wit
A " Iriab societ, nee tue Feuiap move
mont apd Gosro in 1865. He i, in con
stnnt currrsp deucr with the yeueral
nuI iFtbe latter had been rugatad in
nv revolutionary or other roIitictI
ecGe,n.a he wouI know il Ursa.d
Me NInris i. AN invalid. almost constant
ly travelling with his wife and servants.
"A d there il no secrecy whatever in his
,nuynmentg. II the Enpl sh authorities
wish tn find him they can Obtain his al.
Dress from the Bank Of England Nc
Adaris waa IN Egyut during the whole
time covered by the conspiracy rsvcla-
tons, ana while the plo ungs hghinH
FORSTER were gong on, ne was M
br sHr' a mountain resort ~ rance -
or ~ WlieS RON Nice' "l u 'he lHuhlA
PARK hSHhHHihh''"h "''''I'"'
TRASH JAMES ~ GALLATfN.
KANSAS Cry, Mo, February 2l.-Thc
Times Gall tin Missouri special says
Frank James appeared IN court ye-trr-
day and was arfaigned upon three IN
dictments, one Tor the murder " No.
MILAN. in the Winston train robbery; the
eecoud AS accessory TO the murd. r Of
Conductor Weatfals; the tuird Tor the
murder Of Cashier Sheets, in the Gala-
TN bank 70 berry. He lead not guilty.
upI f.r IA Iangtby nruumrut thn trial
was fixed Tor the second Monday in June,
hl'lnH "t tho next session OF court ana
,io P'INonoI MnN i,Ilnn,''u !" Jun \
lh'Eo u'""u var '''u' az" lno y ~
3n'r III 'lht"'"tu iilH usual "eiiSau"I'
us keu''"i "',''I ~ ,,io s'"yo WI" VI"
u"'' WIZ 'sts =" tcst'II II" '"uio' pres
ohvc iu 'uu N', , ~ 'l,' G ,,uio VI t''
u" TuorH' 1iu ti'1u ie7'"' CIihI''s ar
l"hu ""u i'luh iI''.'r, in,.in.'.7 "' .,''
gang " prove MS participation Ill Vho
cI'lhoS cu"'Ee"'
CHIPS FROM cmcAGo.
CmclGo, February 2I.-Wm. Handy
aud James Rafferty, encountered john
Lndnsky. n boy aged fuu teen, about :
O'Clock mst night in "A lonely locality
near the Union stock yards. Handy AM
Rafferty, asked Lndusky for u drink Of
beer which the latter was carrying in O
II'o"r', Iu .l''.,, "a" n; "Pl'"I
nrring tbe nItrrr,tion t'n ALLAH Lain.
ty .taIJ,aI U,nLy tuica frnln ,In a.
g',, ~ ,L;aL Ln lis,i ~ t,,' mimi.
" n ,iicm G. a. wL'IasaI., ,,ron,r.
...,i,,.'..l ~ ,,,,.r,,i,,,, m, ,,,,',, .
liabilities aud asset. are not yet reported
aud the firm say they expect to settle
and continue business.
IHE SCHOOL moRguR IN NEW YORK.
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A boz, byoheI Oyster after each dick
~ EDntr, .a.1nn. 2Ilte
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PuuApELrHA, Pa, February al
Douaid Smith, fugitive, was bur ed to-
day IN Potter's field. He swludl dis
seutiug ministers Of the Friends society
OF Ehuburg and other organizations out
u $4,000.
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THE CENTRAL ROAD
The same uncertainty 4. 10
that I'urChaSs.

u,.-.. tt.-.- OBJ,
-,.ii-.'.i wv. ri '"'i ~ C','i' To.
~. I"NH ~, 'L7 "" IL "G'h "u me SUBJECT
HtIu7 we RESPONSE \" ur VS. Con
'iArFan'e speculation De- Iniulg,d IN on
tile outside A- 90 the extent ~ the pur-
official ~ the ruAi SAID II the sale has
been mad the public have learned all
they Will be likely 20 know until tn
annual ~ citing Of tu,. r,rnpnui.. ,aL.a
IllAfrH h.fIl|I. ID -TtEtHT8I
be called {, &C., Iu the matter, but n-
the annual MEETINGS are near at haul
there v.y.I he. mo- No a..,,y a.,
Dceflr, OF The Nl~-..gn I..r,.,s,,a' a,''t
T,ya. E,1'ga,. anil : ,,a-i.,,' ,'.,,',, '','
,aL.. H. .,.-t' ID, .-' pm
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NYw UGtEAS-, February 81 Night - { ton
easy aud unchanged MiddlrE g&c low mid
Hing p'sci good ordinary, -. Net 7 celpt'
b.2j halr.; gross o 2lG bales. ENi orts to
e est Britain SOL 10 les; to Fame
bales; .. cont rnt ---- bbl-si Coa-twise Slii
bale, ~d.-5.jU hales. stock $40 10 bale.
GALVESTON. February 81 -CVitun closed
cas-. Orliuary -. good Ordinary 80;
Iuw IuIdlllng gf4e; midd ing g4Ci good md
dIIut lu..r. IN dalng talr lu'.r Net receipts
-iar".; gru.' - .nies; exports to Great
HrIt.i 800 --- uelo., 10 vpntirs7t - hala-;
@ a-'Wi-p bales sales 800 uales, stocN