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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
give My Lo,eto NV Mother,

ALTOONA. Pa, May ) A brakeman on a
local freight between this city and Hunt
ingdon named Edward Fair was almost in
SANITY killed yesterday morning while
shifting at Upton. He was mounting a
car wheL he missed his hold and was pre-
Cipitated to the track below. Several
wheels passed over his body. When picked
up some Of tie members of the crew he
WAS almost dead bu' managed TO utter q
few words about those dearest to him. The
last words he spoke were: Give my love
to my mother" He was placed in a cabin
car and brought TO this city. The de.
ceased was about - years of age. single.
and WAS resident Of Huntingdon. He
had heea vail: oa ling about wear.
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WHEELING W. SUNDAY MORNING. MAY 3: 1883
madam finds II hard work to satisfy them.
Some want to be photographed like Lolita,
in q short dress and hood,
Swinging Her Legs from . Hammock

madam nnds IL hard WORK 70 sausfy them.
Some want to be photographed like Lolita,
in q short dress and hood,
Swinging Her Legs from . Hammock
in which she is sitting. Mary Anderson is
also greatly copied. 1t is the feminine
opinion here that there is no one like her
and her pictures have great sale. don't
know Of an actress who has been more e1.
tensively photographed than she. Ladies
visit the studio every day and ask to be
taken like Miss Anderson as "Julia," or
some other character. Some OF them bring
her photographs with them. and others do
not. In order to give these stage.struck
New York beauties q choice, q selec-
tion of all the principal celebri.
ties, from Mrs. Langtry and Bernhardt
down to Maude Branscomb and Dolly
Adams, is isproyided by madam and hangs on
he well. Speaking Of the British beauty,
at the time she was here all the bellies Of
Fifth avenue had their pictures taken as
near like the Jersey Lily as possible for
the sake Of comparison, there being great
jealously excited among them concerning
her claims for good looks. Nearly all
chose to be represented like Mrs. Langtry
in full evening dress, and must say that
many Of them, in my opinion, surpassed
her in point Of beauty. A few OF tha,ahl y
sslect Lydia Thompsons Fsnnis sd1ss
Buckingham and Pauline Markham as sub
jects to initiate. THERE'S something about
Fiesh-Colored Tights
and stage tinsel that fascinated society
petted darlings, and they all have burn
ing desire to be photographed in costume
which Will show their shape and still be
within the bounds Of decency. But some
how or other there is always great dis
parity between their lower limbs and those
Of the actresses. Those OF the latter al
ways look plump and pretty, while those
Of the former are small, though shapely
To make up the deficiency madam furn
lshes calf and thigh pads, which fill out
the form aud make it look quite symmet
rical."
Madam is very thoughtful, is she not"
1T is for her advantage to be. Her pa
tIOuS COlllc W nCA WIN o NSAtoAi PASsNAN
in their minds Of how they want to appear
in the photo, and unless their idea is car
ried out duly they are not satisfied. Sh'
pleases their vanity in every way, AM
thereby gains and keeps custom. Her assist
ant Was formerly stage dresser, and hi
thoroughly knows ner business. She i
aware of the great value OF the paint box
and before the subject postures
In Front of the Camera,
she artistically dsrkens the eyebrows
whitens beneath the eyes and fixes tn
corners OF the mouth to make 1t look small
She then does up the hair as it should b
done, and after the fair damsel has incase,
herself in tights she poses her gracefull
and correctly. 4 good picture is the
generally taken
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
OHIO REPUBLICANS.
Gov. Foster the Controlling Power
Gen. Robins0n the Coming Man For
GoyernOr.

Gen. Robinsoa the Coming Man For
GeyernOr.
CLEVELAND, May 5.-Whoever is nomi-
mated to the chief place on the Ohio Re-
publican ticket will owe his elevation to
the fact that he possesses the friendship OF
Gov. Foster and that Of his friends, without
which no man can be nominated. Gov.
Foster is q member of the State Executive
Committee, and no matter who acts IS
Chairman, the Governor will be force and
. moving power in that committee. He
will throw his strength into the contest
this year, and if the Republicans carry the
State no small share Of the credit therefor
will be gwen him. II the Legislature be-
comes Republican
Gov. Foster will Go to the United States
senate
and no com bination strong enough can be
formed to beat him. II Foster has per-
sonal choice for Governor he will be wise
enough to keep that fact concealed, and will
work through safe and discreet channels
In such a manner that his choice will ap-
pear to be the choice of the convention.
Ii is thought by some that Gen. J. 5. Roo'
inson, member OF Congress from the Dels.
ware district, is Fosters choice Tor 70 ver.
nor. Robinson was chaifrnan Of the Ssst0
!. Executive Committee for years, and knows
every nook, corner, wire, and politician in
the State, and
His Powers ofOrganizing!
are equal to those Of aay man in the state
he is an old soldier, and is popular with
the people. II he has been chosen as the
Republican leader by the wise men OF the
party, an organized Robinson boom can be
looked for at an early day in the future.
Butterworth is almost out of the question.
Townsend is not q candidate, and will not
be. State Treasurer Tueney is very quiet
as regards a nomination. George h. Nash
has retired TO the quietness OF the Supreme
Bench. In short there is little push Tor
the nomination. and if some really hit man
should make a determined move for IL, he
would have little difficulty in making his
point.
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Situation at ST LOuIs

ST LOUIS, Mo. May 1T is stated that
The feS remaining union men OF the ola
iOrce employed at the Vulcan Steet
Works. South st. Louis, prior to the strike,
insugurated there some moRths ago have
dissolved their union action, and II it i
ratified by the District Vice President a.
il must b, under the rule of the Amalgs.
mated associstiou TO be effective, the men
Will te free 20 sCcept work at the Vulcan,
which is non union. The matter il Is eK-
PtcteG will te definitely decided in few
dsys.
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IL Has No Competitor.


The Wheeling SUNDAY REGISTER got out
a mammoth ten page edition OF 10000
copies last Sunday. The SUNDAY REGISTER
has large and rapidly increasing circula-
tion and has no competitor in Wheeling so
far as enterprise and ability are concerned
and is destined to be the leading paper in
the country, north or south, between Phil
adelphia and Cincinnati.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
The Advertising Medium.

Si0tC NdlINNrd, FafKtrEbUrg.
The Wheeling REGISTER is decidedly the
newspaper of the State. In fact, its pro-
prietor, Mr.. Lewis Baker, manifests more
enterprise than all the other newspaper
men in West Virginia.
Last sundays edition was marvel, and
contained ten pages OF eight columns
each, filled with the latest news, editorial,
and other interesting reading matter. No
wonder 10000 copies were demanded, an
that advertisers sought its columns as the
best medium of communication with the
public.
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DETROIT WINS.
The Chicsses whipped On Their Own
%ff SrOundR.

CHICAGO, May 5.-Six thousand people
witnessed the formal opening OF the League
season in this city on the grounds OF the
Chicago Base Ball Club, which are clai NED
by the manssement to be the best R aP-
pointed eyer-thrown open to devote to the
game, and ssN the champions disco mtited,
the Detroite liking the game in the ninth
inning with enc run to spare. The GROUNDS
partake of the character Of an amphithea.
tre, the audience being completely housed
in, the grounds being 30 arranged that no
one save players can appear upon any
portion of them.
Above e1,e Grand stand Proper
is a row OF boxes for members Of the press
and these attending in parties. The grand
stand and all other portions OF the fielding
wood work have been richly dressed up SO
that the vieu ut any point is pleasing TO
the eye. The game was sharply contested
till toward the close, and after the third
man should have been out by ny 70 lett
field, dropped BY Dslrymple, single and
a double following, gave the victory to the
visitors. Soore, Chicagos, 2; Detroits, ..
A Good Game.
CINCINNATI, May 5.-Cincinnatis, 4; Lou
isville, 2. Eleven innings. -
y Akasxhenies AhesA. 9;
!. PrrrssGssdH, Nay g. kiiegheny 9; Met
ropoiitans, 3.
Boston Win Again.
PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-Boston, o; Phil
adelphia, 3.
Grand Rapids GObbled.
GRAND RAPIDS, May 5.-Saginaws Il,
Grand Rapids 8.
Columbus Wins.
COLUMBUS, o., May 5.-Columbus q st.
Louis 4.
Toledo Triumphant.
TOLEDO, O., May 5.-Bay Citys 4, Tole'
dos 5.
Two to One.
BUFFALO, \. Y, May 5.--Bufialos 5, Cleve'
lands /.
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Rolling MIL Troubles.

EEApING, Pa, May 5.-The Philadelphia
ard Reading rolling mill shut down to-day
for one week on account Of the depression
in trade, and lack OF orders. The puddlerS
at the Reading iron works, who bad asked
an advance in wages from $50 to 81 so
per ton and were refused, have offered to
return TO work at the old rate if paid semi.
monthly. The company holds the matter
under advisement.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
Two More Rig Failure, in ritusyilIe

TirusvILLE. Pa, May Sin addition 10
the extensive failure Of Mckay & Foster,
nachinists, of this city, two more were re
ported yesterday. Frank J, Marks, dealer
in boots and shoes, was closed by the
sheriff, and Patch & Almos, extensive
Touring mills, closed by the sheriff yester-
dsy afternoon. Liabilities upwards OF
$3.50 OOO. The proprietors are trying to
IL il UP and refuse to give details.
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An Old Fend Settled,

Special Dispatch 10 the Su,,day Register.
GRAFTON, May 5.-Early this evening
Frank Brown, in a street fight at Fetter.
man, a short distance west of here, cut
Charles Collier twice, once in the left Side
and in the leg. The wounds are thought
10 be serious. Brown was brought here
and committed without bsil. The fight
was the outgroEth OF an old grudge.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
A Crank's Crime.

WORCESTER, MASS, May 5.-Late this af.
ternoon Frank Mann, of Oxford, shot Mrs:
Mary f. Moore, of Millbury, formerly OF
Oxford, in James Deans boarding house,
Millbury. He then shot himself. Both
are dead. Mrs. Moore has been separated
from her husband, who keeps livery sta
bic AT Grafton. She was expecting di-
vorce, and in the meantime received atten-
tioas from Mann who was about 40 or 80
wears old,
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A Growing, Active Busy city.

WdT'HSbUT9 IHdfpNdtN.
Last Sundays edition Of the Wheeling
REGI,TEI was mammoth sffaif. II was
made up of ten pages, and in addition to
its usual amount Of excellent reading mat.
ter and late news contained an exhaustive
review of the business interests and state Of
trade OF Wheeling. Twenty thousand
copies OF this addition was Issued. A glance
at its well filled pages shows two things
that Wheeling is a growing. active busy
city, and that the REGISTER is a worthy
repre- sentative of its growing activity and
tusiness energy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
Panic In 10 Circus.

Special Dispatch 70 me Ht'Hddy Register.
WELISyrLLE. o., May 5.-Durjng the per
formance given here last night By Mains
circus a number of roughs attempted to
force an entrance into the tent. In the
sCuhle that followed the door-keeper WAS
struck a terrible blow on the head by one Of
the rOwdies and rendered inSensible. Great
excitement followed, women and children
screaming aud rushing for the doors, but
prompt action on the part OF the authori-
ties averted a general row. Since the ad-
vent of the circus the town has been iu-
tested with gang Of disrePutable fellows.
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Great - Every 0salisy.
CspJrtdo> .Jrfeyy,atos.

THE Wheeling REsnrEs Of the 3Dth
l. II, - . great Newspaper. The sdidsa
~ss large. reaching o.pIo copies. Q cresls-
ton not attained by any paper either 10
Virginia or West Virginia. II sas gsest,
tOo. 10 it, contents. Besides the news ssd
general miscellany. II had N exhibit q
the bssinets OF Wheeling. sitosethsr max.
ing ten pages. The DsDe Of Lewis BAkss
IL synonym for enterrri,e.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
SENTENCED foR uFe.

S.>:ai b,,p,,,L \, d, s,oI,, ,.,,.,..

S-''"' hy,',i 10 he sunday Rcoi.ty.
knsf,I W. Va, May The pou,l.s.
,ri.i; Which bss been In profress for Ihs
Iast zen days. came to an end at @ 20 this
evening. After celebrating fifteen min.
ntN, tie jury rendered . verdict of mu,.
DER ~ The hrst degree, sDd was senteuord
TO The .p'nitentfsty for life. A motion
sas made tYf . n.w trial, which win bS
brsrd Monday. il Is the opinion Of Judge
Armstrong Jbat he Won't grant u. The
prisoner took II very calmly, making the
remark ths' be was expecting the verdict
TO be hknging.
The body mE. Gregg. who wAs drowned
st the lOcbiel mill near Piedmont, several
months ago, was found 10 day.
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Bank Statement.

New York, May 5.-Tbe bank statement
is as follows: Loans, increase. $2,6l2. 400;
>pecie, increase, s., ,032 800; legal tenders,
increase, S43S, 900; deposits, increase. So
o., so; circulation, decrease, $l03 800; re-
serve Increase, sos, ,925. The banks now
hold 81. .64, l25 in excess Of legal require
mtnts.
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StiiI They Fail.

UNIoNTowS, Pa. May 5.-A Pittsburgh
bank Obtained judgement yesterday for
so Cu0 on a note OF A. .. Tinsnan & Co,
Ehe well known coke operators. II Is said
TIE firm will be compelled TO make al as
signrert on G0n1sv. Their assets are
shaw slC0U0 srd ih,ir tishit;Hes n-e
CpnsicerSDiy 0boYe that.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
LADY WANTS $50, 900
Prom Her Brothev.is.LaW % HsOsbs
Her Wsunaed Aeavs

Her Wsanded MesSI.
NV YoEE, hsy 6.-Georss brisbane, Q
retired millionaire, seveniy-ons yesn Of
sr', was arrested In Brooklyn to-day. On .
charge Of lbeiing Redilis Brisbane. wife of
It's brother. Il sppesn that the fsniIy
VAS left large amount Of property and
ID. brothers have been In Litigation over it
th. pact iOriy years. Several suits are stiIl
wrote Mr.. ghiskane q letter In which
be alleged she was not married u
bic brother and charged her with bigsmy.
She hiss bsgun . suit for the sun of ~.
60 sgaibu bim In this city. Tue socu,S1
gave bail 10 await action Of tho Ersad jary
on the charge.
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Relieved Of His Money,

Special Dispatch TO the Sunday Register.
WELLsvIILE, o. May 81. K Mckee,
Ct New Lisbon, was relieved Of his pocket
book sid So last night by one OF a gang
Of thieves following Mains circus.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
Wonderful Energy and Enterprise

Vest Virginia argus.
Last Sundays Wheeling REGISTER was a
mammoth publication of ten pages, and in
its full and exhaustive review Of the busi-
ness interests of wheeling,as we'll as its 9th.
er editorial and miscellaneous matter the
number is rendered especially monumen-
tai Of the energy and enterprise of its pub.
fishers. The REGISTER must be classed
with the great newspapers of this or any
country
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
Region Became Aroused.

and at last accounts a party of twenty men
including the best citizens of Van Buren,
county, under command of Col. Richard
Pore, started out 10 hunt the outlaws.
should they be found they will be killed
on sight, but as Milton and katharin are
we'll armed and are most desperate men, it
is feared some of their pursuers will be
slain before they are eNterminatcd.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
THE EFFECT
That the Resignation OF Vanderbilt
Had on the Market.
No Material Change in Stocks Yesterday,
and Steady Market Expected
the Coming Week.

Special Dispatch TO the Sunday Register.
New YORK, May Sit was expected in
railroad circles generally, that when VIM.
H. Vanderbilt resigned the presidency OF
the several railroads in which he is inter
ested, that il would have serious effect
upon the stocks and cause an immediate
fall, but to the surprise OF all the effect up
to date has not been damaging 10 any ex-
text. There is no doubt that during the
coming week little
FIutter In Stocks
may result from the action Of the yenera.
BILE railroad king. While a great many
think that Lake Shore will take a decided
tumble, the more level-headed feel no un-
essinCss. 1t is evident that great conf
dence was placed in the great manager dur
ing his railroad reign, and he retires with
glory hSaped thick upon him as
Americas Greatest Railroad Magnate.
Mr.. Vanderbilt has nothing more to say
except that he is enjoying excellent health
and that his European trip is one for
pleasure, generally speaking. Is will be
noticed, however, that the new office Mr..
Vanderbilt has created for himself is one
where be can Keep his weather eye on the
railroad throng and have them move at his
dictatiOn.
The Very Fact
that the Vanderbilt stocks have "held their
own" to-day, doubly assures the sangutne
portion of our brokers on Change that the
retirement practically Of the great man
ager is only one of those instances that
must come, aud that another will spring
up in his place TO manage the great rail-
road schemes as ably as Mr.. Vanderbilt
himself
On the BriDy Deep.
New YORK, May 5.-Wn. H. Vanderbilt
sailed for Europe to day on the steamer
Brittana. He was accompanied by his son
George, and uncle. Jacob, of Staten Island.
Mr., Vanderbilt intends to make only short
stay in England on this visit and will re.
turn again 10 New York in four weeks. He
will, however, spend the summer and part
of the fall in Europe with several men,
Uers ofhis family and will leave New York
on his second trip the latter part OF June.
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Cleveland Correct.

ALBANY, n. Y, May 5.-Gov. Cleveland
has slgned the Campbell penal code amend.
ments, which practically repeals what are
known as the Sunday Blue Laws, which
have been 80 obnoxious to = large class OF
citizens of New YORK and Brooklyn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
Sale Of slass work. Po.tnoues

BEIDGEwKTEs, Pa. May 5.-The Sheriff s
sale which was to have taken place at the
Royal glass works was postponed on some
legal point insrigsted by Mr.. Strickler,
one of the former stockholders. The sale
is to take place on the sth.
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EaiallH RnrnRd

RRApFoRD, May Six buildings in the
business part of Tarport burned this morn
irg. Geo. 0'Neill sleeping in a saloon
where the FIRE started was fatally burned
and died this afternoon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

e.. Lorls Nay 4-A Cnstos No.. s1se.A
- esuisn for the mscbinssy 6rm ef OoskesA
& Co., Dallas. TsI.. shot and kiiied thAg
evening, ,Th0s. X. Adams on - Rect bossl
passenger train - II ~ sppsoschlAG
koptrsss, twelve miiss from here IL g
thought Adams 10 essnk and had b>ss
drinking. He u MD 70 hall from Carroll
taD IN
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They Celebrate.

MryICO, May 5.-A national holiday in
honCt of Zaragosa's victory, at Pueblo, in
1862. was celebrated to day. Much en-
tGusiaSm krevsiled In the public square.
Consoles. lie distributed gifts to manned
NeLefaEs.
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HisIast Dehaucll.

ERIE, PA, May 5.-Chsrles W. Wagner,
"rry strongly addicted to drink, lay down
On ihe Lake Shore track last night TO sleep
OIL debauch and was ground up by pass.
ing freight train. He leaves widow and
three children.
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Rnnr Rhinna

PHILADELPHlA, May 5.-The jury in the
case Of Ellis Phipps, ex-Almshouse Super
intendent, charged with forgery. after be.
ing out all night returned verdict OF
guilty, this morning.
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Treasury Reporf.

WASHINGTON. d. c., May 5.-Gold, silver
and l.. 5. notes in the Treasury to day as
follows: Gold coin and bullion, SlS9. .053,
$50; silver dollars and bullion, Sl09, ,99i.S S35 +;
traction silver coin, S2Sl 25S.79: L. s. notes,
1901, ,04O: total 1875, 235, ,l34. Certificates
outstanding. god, S+,677 $50; silver, ST..
40, Col: currency, $40 260, 900.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
Another EnHihauake.

LONDCS May 5.-A disproh has been re-
ceiv.d from Tabaeez. Persia, reporting that
the city has been visited BY al earthquake
which destroyed a great many houses and
caused the Geath OF large number Of per.
sons.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
Reduction.

FAsToN, Pa, May 6.-The employees Of
the G!endon Iron Company have been no
titled that their wages for May will be 10 to
Is per cent. less than in April. Five fur
naces are in blast.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

John Fl. Cleeg. the we'll known amateur
Uarsn,sn and partner of Fred Standish in
double tculls, representing the Excelsior
Boat Club Of Detroit, Mich. has severed his
connection with boat racing. This has been
rendered necessary BY his having. after
msny year, faithful service with the firm
OF DucbsIme & Fletcher, accepted an en-
esgenept with the Griffin Car Wheel Com.
psDy, bis new duties demanding all bis at
tLIion. Clegg has done valuable work in
the cause Of snsteur rowing and athiefir-
generally in the Western country, and j.
himself q living example Of the btn@ficisl
ff, c.s resulting from regular physical rr
ertist. jUdiciousv rsken Ire y-lTTNl-
services rendered ~ him sili mol bs for.
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Italian Emss rant. CrowdipE AIrsviIIe

AIrSvrLLY, Pa, May 5-This pace Is
throHged with crowds OF Italian emigraTts
who come here to work on the railroad.
Trey havs been arriving in crrwis If from
twenty five 20 fly every day f';r The ?sst
two weeks.
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Will W~.

BLKux. May 5.-A marriage has been
arlsIged between the Hereditary Prince OF
AcaOil ard the second daughter OF the
Crew. Prince.
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The Hall One u~a.

NIv OELEASa Asy 5.-An ens4ss msat
xss bad y-ses rdar at Sur9uisck Canon.
obe hundred and tiTy-thnee fni.ss
fs'td SitL . ioss n Twelve killed sBh
n sry wounded. Tie tro9es lost thr>s
.iItsa. he sry1dsa TA- dsts i=-cJ ~
bCnI aid. .cst; L.;a.GieA
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PennsyIyapia Crowd

PErEgsBUKG, Va. May 5.-The Pennsyl-
yan:a Legislators. who on visiting the
battle grounds near Petersburg left this
morning for City Point On a special train.
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On the Briny Deem.
TWO TERRoRS
Ihnt are Committing DepredatiOns in
Missouri.

81. LoUIs, May 5.-Adyices from Van Bl-
rer county, Ark say that that section OF
country is being held in terror by two es
cared conyicts named Jas. Milton. aud
rlOs. Katharin, who have made the almost
mace eSsible part OF Boston Mountains their
refuge and from which they emerge and
commit all manner of depredatiOns on
properly, not even stopping at murder.
These acts have continued till almost the
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