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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-07
CITY MATHIS.
Brief Notes ON Current Events Of AInor
Interest.

LASoTRY t:-night.
oNE marriage license was Issued yesterday,
the first this week:
Two DRINKS and q vagabond were in the
Central Station at midnight.
TIE ELITE" Social danced at Nennelchor
hall last night to Mayors music.
MARTIN L. PEYToE was committed to jail by
squire Ankle yesterday afternoon.
TIE Council Committee on Police met last
night and audited the monthly bills.
HorEwELI Assembly X. Of L. will give q
ball at Labor Hall, Eighth ward, this evening.
TEE Council Committees on Ordinances and
Markets meet at the City Building this even
ing.
Mr.. JANET EEILL's horse ran off with his
buggy over at Bridgeport yesterday. The
horse was hurt and the buggy demolished.
Mr.. sPAULDrSG WALLAcE's little boy cut a
bad cash over one OF his eyes while playing
OF school yesterday. DR.. Pipes sewed It up.
REAL ESTATE AGENT HAILEB yesterday sold
Nesbltt & Bros property on the north side
OF Fourteenth street for 5000, to George
Nef.
KRAMER's orchestra went to Coshocton,
Ohio, to play for Masonic banquet LIST
night.
A FREEcH carom game OF billiards will be
played at Humes' billiard parlors this after.
noon between Humes and Rice, for purse OF
500.
THIS Ii the first week In advent In the
Episcopal and Catholic calender. Catholics
will not be joined in marriage until after
ChristmaS.
The social given by the Island N. E. Church
last night was as successful socially and fin
ancially, as all OF the similar entertainments
under this church's auspices are.
HERETOFORE round trip tickets on this Balti-
more q OHIO road from Moundsvilie TO this
place cost seventy cents The road has made
reduction to continue during the holiday
season. TO iorty-fve cents, aRd tickets are good
for three days.
THE Nashville Jubilee Singers, the leading
troupe OF the day, will give concert in the
First Baptist Church on Tuesday evening,
Dec. II. Tney are possessed OF unusually
fine and highly cultivated voices, and appear
in the costumes Of old plantation days.
THE ISrEL1lGEScEa Jos PRINTING 0FF1cE
executes all kinds Of Book and Job Printing
at the lowest prices. Call and get an esti'
mate,
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RIVER NEWS.
Notes about the steamers-Bank Briefs.
Teiegrs phie Reports.

Notes about the Steamers-Bank Briefs.
Teiegrap hie Reports.
The Andes will lsaye Cincinnati for this
point this evening.
The John Tomas Is doing fairly well in its
old Martins Ferry trade.
The O. W. Batchelor did notin from Pitts.
burgh until II A. N. yesterday.
The Courier was late in getting In owing 10
fog, and did not get away for Parkenhurg
until after P. ". All the daily packets
were detained.
The Emma Graham passed down at ST.. NJ,
and the Katie Stockdale went up at O r. NJ.
Both OF these Pittsburgh. Cincinnati packets
were detained by fog. They carried fair trips
The river fell few inches here yesterday,
the marks last evening indicating depth OF
5 feet IL inches In the channel. Business
q little after dinner.
A Ripley dispatch ssyEi Another snsg has
lodged about fifty feet to the right Of the
present one opposite the mouth OF Red Oak,
lust above town. Itmakes faint break on
The surface Of the water, and pilots should
exercise care In passing, as 1t Is directly In
the channel, and dangerous obstruction.
The fog on the river yesterday morning was
night and In an hours time WA 20 danue II
could almost literally be cut II was, Of
course, impossible to run steamboat while
the fog lasted, and as II did not lift until long
after daylight the result was that all steamers
were more or less delayed.
The ST. Lawrence, due here to-day from
Cincinnati enroute to Pittsburgh, will prob
ably be quite late In getting In, owing 70 the
logs OF tho past two nights. She will pass
this point on her return trip Sunday morn.
ing at o'clock. The st. Lawrence Is hand.
some side.wheel paokst populsrall along the
river and commanded by very competent
set OF officers. The attention OF shlppers 10
called TO her lad"
The United States magboat E. A. Woodruff
has again gone into winter quarters In tho
Kentucky river. During the past season the
Woodruff was able to do but little, owing to
4 lack OF appropriations. Its 10 be sincerely
hoped that Congress will mako liberal pro.
vision this winter for the removal OF obstruc.
tiona. The upper Ohio is bscomisg full Of
them, They are dangerous and should be
removed as early In thespring as possible.
GREENSBORO, Pa, December 6.-River II
feet and stationary weather clear.
PrrrsBuraH, December 6.-Riyer 5 feet 2
inohes and falling; clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, December G-Rtver ID feet
inches aud falling weather cloudy and warm.
OIL CrrY, December 6.-Riyer feet II
inches and falling weather clear and cool.
BRovEsyILLE, PA, December 6.-Riyer
feet and stationary weather clear; thermom.
eter 40e.
CAmo, December Driver % feet 5
inches and falling weather, raining theEmo-
meter $50.
RlcE's LANDING, Pa, December .s.-River
feet 8 inches and stationary weather clear
thermometer AZ.
LauEsV1ltE, December 6-Riyer falling
with Z feet 8 inches on the falls aud 5 feet
in the chute weather cloudy and pleasant,
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OuAuaE AT TIiR OPERA HOUSE.
Manager Riestcr Resigns his Position 10
Accent Another.


A change Of considerable interest 10 the
public Sna also Of EoIpe lltlls Importance
viii be mHds on January |, II has been
kept pretty quiet 30 far, but all secrets, like
murder will out, aud 1t began to be cir
oulstsd last evening. Mr.. F. Risster,
stcrolary OF the German InsuranGa Com
many, VINO ever since the Opera House was
purchaSed by the company hes been
ia efficient and popular manager, hes re-
sivned his position in1ths German Company
IA accept the EacretGIysh:p OF the new Jetter.
Son insurance Company, which YES tandered
him At the organization OF tho new company
the tifst OF this week. The lRbOrs Of bis pres.
ant posItion are rather heavy and the cares
numerou6 and often annoying, 10 his nav
placs he will devote bis attention 10 the To-
surance business exclusively.
The public In general, aud hRhLtues OF The
opera House In particular, will sincerely
yspret the severance Of Mr.. Rester' . coz
neoN on with the house, aY manager OF which
he was eminently the righ. man In The right
plaes. ,........
Company will act upon Mr.. RiOSter's rosigna.
Hon in fow days, and appoint successor.
Who he will be has not yet been made ap-
parent The resignation takes eaeotthe 6rst
OF tho year.
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SHORT, BUT INrEREsrISG
List OF Indictments Returned by the
Grand Jury.

List OF Indictments Returned by the
Grand Jury..
The Grand Jury was impaneled yesterday
in Jadge Jacobs court. lis labors were light,
andi got through at an early hour, having
reported the following billt:
--i TRUE BILLS.
Edward Uthmaa and Thomas Martin, for
grand larceny and receiving stolen goods
knowing them II be stolen.
Charles Harper, for maliciously stabbing
and cutting Jacob F. Dillon with intent to
main, difgure, disable and kill; with q count
for unlawful cutting.
Charles Boggs, for petit larceny. -,
Anna Wooster, for keeping q house OF Ill
fame. -,
Jennie Peterson, for keeping houss Of i'll
fame.
Maggie Rubls, for keeping house of i'll
fame.
Lou Ruble, for keeping house Of Ill
fame.
Maggie Ruble, for selling liquor without a
license.
Anna Wooster, for selling liquor without
license.
Jacob Wilhelm, for selling liqaor on Sun
day.
NOT TRUE BILLS.
Fleming FOCUS, for grand larceny.
Nelson Berry, for malicious stabbing.,
William McGannon, for assault and bat
terry.
,aihomas Coudrcy, for petit larceny.
Court adjourned till Saturday morning.
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BELLAIRE.
PIckpockets Sentenced-AG Ghost Hoax.
Railroad Notes.


Railroad Notes.
Robert G. Meyer, Of St. ClairsVille, was In
town yesterday.
The large girders Of the double railroad
bridge across the creek are In place on the
temporary trts.le.
The word that the nail works would not
stop after the holidays he's brighted up the
feeIing here perceptibly.
w. NJ. Meek has gone.to Parsons, Kansas,
having gotten word that his mother Is not
expected 10 recover from arecent fall.
Rev, J, P. Lyle. D. D., OF Sage, O., will
preach at the N. E. Church Friday evening
Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning.
The festival OF the Second Presbyterian
Church will be held mo Of the new
houses OF Cummins' Friday and Saturday
evenings.
Yesterday bills were posted here offering
500 reward for the discovery Of Miss Lottis
Yost, OF Darlington, or the recovery u her
body II dead.
The pickpockets that we're detected at work
at Sells circus here last summer, have been
convicted aud sentenced to one year each in
the penilentiary.
Thirty.seyeath street, Is being graded down
soroes It's whole width, tlking awsy the high
ba. k at Judge Anderson's. The dirt is being
dumped siouud the power house.
A ghost, as played BY woman in lower
pellaire, has been the means OF seriously In
turing another woman from fright. There
WIS no intention OF doing harm, however.
Not only tAo ferry boat and the packets
had hard time getting along in the extra
ordinary dense fog, but the various trains
,d =. 81 an o. naa had IN M IVA vary ran ions.
ly.
Some OF the young gentlemen at the
skating rink have been prsctioing for the trial
OF speed, and the time for ten rounds, or
about half mile, is about an ayeragsiot two
minutes.
Jackson Myers has had his ice house moved
back from the line OF the Ohio Valley tracks
There has been come difficulty In reaching
the upper wharf-boat with teams during the
work on the tracks.
No arrangement has been made between
the city and the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
for crossing Thirty.seventh street. After 8
few dSya stoppage, the company yesterday
again began putting down permanent track
above the ferry landing.
The Ohio Valley surveyors got back here
on the Courier yeJterday noon, having
finished their work along the ..ine from here
to Marietta. Some tics have been contracted
for and will be delivered along the line at
once, showing that there is no Intention to
drop the work.
There was good deal Of curiosity to see
the McGibsny family, q new troupe to Bell:
aire. They arrived yesterday noon and
made o good impression on all who met
them. The reserved seals were all sold early
in the day, and large audience assembled.
The Y. N. @. A. made something, and all
were delighted with the concert
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The Fourth Street social Last Night.

The ladies' Of the Fourth Bsrcet II. F..
church gave another one OF their delightful
suppers and socIals last evening. The atten'
dance was unusually large. EyGrything was
nIcs-it always Is at these socihs. The sup:
per WIS splendid one and toe musical and
literary feast that followed, in lis degree Of
excellence, was fully up to tue high standard
Of the supper. This programme wa as fol,
lowe: Duet, piano, "Heayenly. Whispers"
Mrs Birdie Dean and Mra. ". s. Hntchi'
son; recitation, Prof +. II. Crago; reading;
Miss Kate ElSon; quartette, Trusting,
Misses Mamie Britt and Sadie Logan aud
Meesrs. ]. II. Dsyore and W. B. Day; reclta'
ton, MiLs Alice Dobbins; solo, Guide Me,
oh, thou Great jehovah" W. y. Day; read
Ing, "The Foxes Tails" &lss Ella Dillon.
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After a wheeIlng Firm.

Tic Point Pleasant RtgIt'er Gays: The
thanks OF The community are due 10 Mayor
Tomlinson and his e0rlnitIee for the indie.
iatigsble efforts they are pattiug forth 10 &C.
cure the subscription Of $40, 900 as 6 kopus 70
syeeuey & Son, OF tho city Of Wheeling, 70
remove their large works TO our town. The
committee have Seen met With generous re.
sponses from many OF orr c!tizsns, and at the
Anne wo 20 10 prts1, something near IS, 900
bES haen subscribed. We have not the LEGS.
doubt bat that In our next issue We will have
ne pleasure OF announcing that the $4,000
haS neen fully subscribed. Our people are
waking mn to the realization OF the teot that
II Nc cxpect others TO help u We must frat
allow disposition 70 help ourselves Tho 10
cation Of these works here will be o. incal.
her on tie road TO prosperity. s
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Black and Light Cloths F.!

And defy competition In prices and workman
ship, Many Styles have been introduced by US,
which for ht aud workmanship are excelled BY no
other house. Among them Is the
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WARRINGTON, D. c., December T-1:So A,
s.9For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
rsinAwsather, warm EoutEerly winds, falling
barometer, followed by clearing weather.
cooler, westerly winds and rising barometer.
For the Lake Region, warmer, cloudy and
rainy weather, brink high southerly winds
yeeripg westerly, falling barometer, followed
Ia tbs uppeS lake region by cooler, CLEARING
vphthersrId ASlpg bGSomster.
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ONCE Nos. rs and "a Fourteenth street,


Fer Rent-s.ore aud Dwelling.
Christmas aud New Yeas Presents.
Holiday Goods-Joseph Graves.
For observation-disclosures st. Lawrence.
$500 will Buy the s ats Right, &c.
Opera Houss-Siiss Clara louise Kellogg.
Bias Fire sels-Nssbitt d Bro.
spareribs q. List, Jr.
Now ia the Tims-D. F. Caldwell.
Offal-sparesiba, &c.--F. schsnk & Sons.
Dr.. John E. smith-Third page.
Undertaking and Enbalmtng-G. Mende
/, r.
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Neither will John Rosmer stop selling
handsome ornamental aud useful articles,
suitable for holiday presents, such a. silks,
Eatins, oashmeres, fancy drtgI goods, hoSisry,
gloves, handkerchief, ladies', gents and
children's underwear, blankets, comforts,
cloaks, dolmR1s, jewelIy, sewing machines,
calpot1, oil clothl, window shades, wal pa.
pers, ut greatly reduced prices bat only Tor
cash, therefor. Call soon II you Wish 10 'l4ye
money atNos. 20le and 2o2l Main street.
JoHH RoENIR.
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Sheriff Brown has summoned the follow
ing lis. OF jurors 10 sesve from Monday,
December 10Th, in the Circuit Court. Part ! {:
J. W. Wilson, Peter Muhu, Porter Smith,
Thomas Clark, Herman Dailsr, Henry Brand
lass, Fred scwarz, Plat Zane, John 9. Miller,
George Frobe, Peter NJ Rhodes, Balzar Bots,
Vim. Ray!e, Luther RICE, Michael Grn6ler,
Louis AsmCs Adam Kra'z, Joseph EN-
shsimer, Ralph Marsh, Henry Bruce, Henry
Kress James Armstrong, Herman Dietrich,
Philip Vollinger, H. B. Godfrey. Chas.
Reilly, Fred Conrad, rhos. Cuff, Daniel Mus-
ray, Lewis Same.
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CNCTNNtTI, @, pecCIaber 6.-FlOur. dull AMI
Un0hGbgei, Wheat. 10 good demand; No. 2 red
81 OiItniC6,& Corn litn: No. mixed now 62n62Ilc;
new car 4lc. OTIS Ltn,nS and higher a. 3JISsSiic.
Rye quiet a. 4OI1c, barley ttrongi extn No. 3
fall GSa6Oc. FORK quiet at 81 0OHlI Is LAID firm
al SIC. Bulk meats IN fSlr demand and lrm; clear
fibS 10. Bacon SCAICc; armand unchanged WhIs.
~ active and 6im at 81 Is. Butter steady and
unclaimed,
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Jury List.

Aihomas Condrcy, for petit larceny.
Court adjourned till Saturday morning.
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TuE only pain we can EatOly make light Of,
10 the window.pauc, but the pain that raciIl
our frame and teafs our lungy 70 . matter o.
Sefious consequences. To alleviate the latter
and elect q permanent cure, DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup q relied on by all senHlblu
people,
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cu:cAuo, Decslubcr b.-The broteTt' JoHrnal re.
mort: Live hoSE-Receipts 1000 head shipments
1880 head: market steady and arm; on good p1ck.
Ing q S5s4 IS; packing and shipping O. 10 So;
llSht s. 35a4 S. bkips s2 eoli 90 CAttlc-RccoiptS
loo head; EhipmenlS9 400 head best stronger com.
mon weak: exports % 26a7 80; good 70 choice ship
IDg IS Seas 10; common To- medium q 26a6 10;
range cattle steady; Texans q Coai Is: Arpr1caI3
81 bOab 50. Bheep--Recclrw 40 head: thtpments
i,2co bad: tg9iSe steady othes.2Sc lower good
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aILLINERY AT COST.

On and after TO day l offer Trimmed
Hats, Piusbes, Telyets, Dira's Wing,
Fancy Feathers and all winter millinery
ut cost to reduce stock.
For the lowest prices and best work In
' s. s. KISNER'S, r.
1871 Main Street.
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THREE srMoNG CARDS,
Laugtry, Rhea and Kellogg Mt the Opera
House,

Lnugtry, Rhea ana Kellogg NJ the opefa
louse,
Tonight Mrs. Llpgtry will muks her fist
appearance in Wheeling OF the Opera House
IN "she stoope to Conquer" There is prob
ably no artistic row treadlpg the boards Of
the dramatic stage, who has called forth such
varied and widespread criticism as has this
lady. That the extraordinary interest shown
by the public in Mrs. Lsugtfy''s debut as 0
prof sSional actress WIS due In the i,st
instance, to the prominent position abe
occupied az a leader Of fashion, and her
reputation as recognized beauty 1t would
be absurd 10 deny, bat she cannot, In conf
mon fairness, be held accountable because
the judgment which she challenged ss an
actress has been most uafslrly diverged into
criticisms on her pertonai appearance. Mrs.
Langtry now presents herself before the pub.
lie as an earnest and enthusiastic student Of
dramatic art.
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YOK0HOMA Hem Stitched silk Hand.
kerchIefs, white and fancy Satin Sus-
penIerp, suitable for embrOidering.
lie ndsonie NeckweGr, at the Star.
D. GUNDLING Il co.
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sTocTS-The stock market today was very iEreg.
ular. Speculation opened hrm but before the mt
10 4!k; northern Pacific from 3GH 10 ;6S: PREFER
ed from 69 10 s.; Oregon Navigation t.oIn M 70
100. The general list was strong for trunk lines
aud lower for granger. subsequently the Whole
market improved under the leadership Of Reading,
which sold up from 6S11S 10 G5x. In tho last hour
business, however, Changers and Villarts weaken.
3D. and q &c leral decline took place. The market
closed irregular and weak.
Transactions 4f1 n EhAFaE
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VALUABLE FARM
TOR SALE.

The UNDERMINED Offers for sole his Fam, situated
three miles cast Of 81. Clairkyil!c and one mIe
south OF the National Road, containing !U acre.
Is well watered, lies very fAvorabY Is cay 10 cul:
uyGte, and Is one Of the beat farms IL that PAT o.
the country. 1t contains one goOd dWelIng aogse
and one tenement house, with ample and c9n'e,
nient outbuild'DgS; has three good oichMqis ~, ~
choica irtiit Together with variety Of other lruit
such as pears, cherries, qulnceg, &c &c
For particulars inquire Of tho uLdenlgnea Oh
the premises, or address a. g.. ClaliT!lle u
SAMUEL Il. FINEEY.
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FOR
FOR SALE.
EoR SALE-A PLEASANT HOME.

That desirable property, 2ll4 Marte, street. Ind.
dcnce OF the late Hon Andrtw WILSON, beings
substantial two.story brick dwelling, containing
large double parlor, di ingr0ui, kitchen, win
SIX sleeping chambers and lntthed attic, etce!ent
ranked for light and ventllAuon the location tom
yenlent, and price and terms render 1t eligible iof
thOse dekiring comfortable and pleasant home.
EnQuire OF ALKNANVER BONE,
Real Estate Agent and Broker,
dc6 lIf3 MRTket Street.
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The following shows the range Of the Their
mometer, as observed at Schnepfsdrug store
Opera House corner yesterday;
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Do NOT torture yourself longer by wearing
ill-ftting shoes, but 60 at once and get pair
OF shoes that have both style and comfort
combined. 1t L. ]. Blonde.
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A sEcosp invoice Of "Wapksnphast" shoos
and other styles, 10 Gsatlemen's hne band
aud machine. seWsd shoes Just received at
L. ]. Blonds.
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INFORMATION WANTED-IF TH0s
i MERRILL will leave BIS address Al the Intent
EenCet Office he will hear q Lolctnins 10 bis h.
vantage. de6l
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, December 6.-Tho feature Of the
M Sfket today IL the reduction Of Aull 90 bleach.
al cOito1S 70 nc net and oil Wamyutta aud Now
YORK mills Cd -. blcAched IheCtlnES 70 l01s.
These price were made 70 cOse out Etickl on hand.
saIes Wero made, c0LtonAdes having Fouio Atten.
hon With moro doing In manufacturing them.
Tho lobhing trade In thirting prints have mod0r.
ala budpelS Meas wear W0oleDE were neglected,
and outside OF deliveries for the Spllng trade moth
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Mile Rhes's name has rare charm in
Wheeling, a1d no doubt the reserved SEATS
for her engagement at the Opera House on
next Monday and Tuesday evenings, the sale
OF which commences ct Wilson d banners
music store this morning, will bs In good de-
msnd. At any time but just after the Lang
try engagemsnt her coming would create 9
interest, aud she will have houses such as she
is used TO seeing in this city.
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srEUBgaVILLE.
shocking sadden Deaths = Burglar
Pleads Guiliy-Gould'sT anBeI, etc.

Plenub Guuty-Suutu'bA uunei. etcs
Alex. Jamisou, who was arrested with Pa
trick Mclaughlin for the burglary Of the
Rush Run depat, Withdrew his plea OF not
guilty and plead guilty OF burglary. His SEN
tsnce was Indefinitely postponed.
Rev. Frederick Rlsher died OF heart disease
yesterday morning In the saith year OF his agt.
he was preacher OF the n. E. persuasion fer
over forty Yeas. OF late he has been holding
services every Sunday in the 1nfrmary,
The csae OF Thomas Means vs., the Hum.
bolt Insurance company for $4,000 dam.
ages for alleged malicious prosecution and
false imprisonment, waI argued last evening,
bat verdict will not be rendered before
morning.
An old German farmer, OF Cross Greek
township, whose namo was Gotleib Feitner,
was thrown from his wagon on Adams street
about twelve o'clock yesterday, and falling
on hia head, caused the breaking OF his neck.
He lived q few minutes in an unconscious
state His wife and q large family survive
him.
The headings from each end Of Gould's
tunnel met yesterday morning about one.
third way In from the west end. About 700
feet OF the bottom remains 70 be taken out
and then the whole length, 8, 900 feet, will be
completed. II will shorten the distance on
tho p, @. & 81. l.. Z. R, bstween here and
Columbus about three miles. II will be
ready for use ms do Of five months, when II
will have taken nearly five yearS TO put the
work through,
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0ENRRAL NoTloEs,
DIssOLUTIoN.

The Cop.tIneT'hip heretofore existing untet lie
Merchants Restaurant, Is this day dino!yed ~
mutual conIeut, ChAk- X VAnkeuItn retiring: ~
business 10 he Continued by Samuel Litten, Who i,
authorized 10 CollccI all ouiStGndlnS debts and %
Letlle all bills BgRiust LAid Grm.
C"AI, +, YAEKErRRy
he6t EAMlIEI III rTSN f
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INDICATIONS.

X.l7 AN. l2N. sf.H. 7P. =
10 Is 40 40 80 IS 80 Al
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