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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-17

JoaS M%c~uLLoreA Jas gone 10 New
York.
IoTD SonrrBR 100 wants the Egyptian
army abolished.
The Amtsican Board of Commissioners
for Foreign Missions were ia session in
Columbus, o., On the 7fh.
WoAk Logan on the 7th on q new Pres
hytcrian CAnrch on Connecticut avenue.
Washington, u. g.
The Duke ~ Cambridge took lunch with
High sa.r'f Grstian. in Cork Oh tile It'll.
SOUTHERN ticket agents in session at
y puissiie KY, On the 7gh fixed tourist
tickets ilAe samc As last year.
Reports from France Indicate that the
cholera epidemic In tina. country Is rapid
~ snbsiding.
The supreme Council n the Legion Of
Honor met ID 81. Louis, Ma. On the sth.
IHE French Consul al Khartoum Il w.
ported - have persisted IN the same time
Colonel Stewart met his fate.
TIE old Board 81 rectors of the Gull,
Coiofa n a Santa Fl R,ilroad were re-
elected ~ Galveston or The : Il.
TIE visible supply ~ wheat On fhe n
Mimi ~ NV MA N ~ "|f uN|F IO|Is IM4 H.NHU
bushels: mt 3.1i2.oo9 Lu.heis.
The chole . record a Naples IN the
IN was ~ fresh cases ana p 4 aths.
a. Grnoa. q Tres, eases and 4. deaths.
AT he quarterly meeting * Tie Mn.
trent Cam Board a Trade Oh III .tA.
the snl jet Ok ex'radition between ,hc
Wi 81 States and Canada was consid.
cred.
fAMufL J. Tff-vS has written a letter ~
th- gentlemen who conveyed ~ him Tie
resolutions adopted Nv tho d smpc4a'ic
National COMMITTEE. liz saws reform ii
Governmental alta M Il ahsolusess n~ce..
faiy. and that m orm can not be- ach 4evsi
by allowing The Ri VI licans 10 retain
power. Hence 'ie rsonic mist On ,lic
election oftie Democrat i cas 4 inscs.
a ItxAs inob - PM suit ~ i4urs b inicvcs
on tIe stA Killed a man namel HAYES an
fatally wounded another named DUNLAP.
ONE ~ The largest crowds that ever
gathered ~ ~. Louis, Mo-. witnessed the
Yelled Prophets pag, ant the evening of
The sAh, and the verdict IL all was
That all previous Efforts were outdone.
There were twenty-five n atx, represent.
ing Shakspcatinn subj ~, arranged III
The most elaborate ana fnithm. manner.
The city was brilliantly illuminated. TIE
Yelled ffople'~' Lnll ~ the Chamber of
Commerce was q complete success.
khlrRNs ron al but eighteen towns In
tonnec icut give y total vote IN i2.sa3 on
NE BIENNIAL sessions amendment, with 4
io'ai majority TIN The amendment * ISL M.
Returns rom III towns show hat the Al.
puhlicans control NE bnarls " registra.
fion; tI1e mccrats M ~; equally diviJ.
~. This Is no material cLan-e from
last YEAR.
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5 aJcnIGAN NINE on FIRE.


rhe Hecla Copper Mine II the Lake SD.
rerior Country, on FIR. One Man sufso-
atcd-iicroic Conduct ~ ila~ Comrades
In Endenvoring 10 Ec~cuc Isis lsemainx-
Three More Would Have reri~l,eI But
f.r the undanntei h~roism ~ Robert
Batenan.
k.ScocK. NicH.. October u.
Last Saturday night irc was discyys red
70 have broken out ia an idle por-
III q thu lie la branch 81 the Calumet
aud Icca Mine, il the eleventh level,
between No-. . and 4 shafts, where for
sevclal years wooden wedges from
timber were made. The accumulation
81 chips and s~havings, par n saturated
with Oh, through some uukuown cause
bccime ignited. Several men = 1T down
Saturday night 70 use The hose were.
driven back BY the smoAe. Thomas
GIibD.c was suifocatcd ana could not be
rescued. sunday morning John RApson.
with three otner 70. untccrs, descended
70 examine the pumps asd n,tvm ,tcd
TO recover Gribb!c's body. Afr
going a short distance they were drawn
back. klpson was oye TcoM4. He was
rttu " idti uichs uut ui~ comrades could
not return " him. OH r volunteers
among them X. Berrs min-de~cended ID
attempt 70 recover Rapsou's body. Three
mcn were overcome. Bergman made
strs nuous efforts u save his comrades.
ILL., ran ~ the shaft for mir and returning,
threw the three mcu into the car. Then
h. ran out again for more air anil re.
turned and rang tn bell. Th ear raised
the three uncon~cI Us men. Bergman
was 4 most exhausted. The recovery OF
the three H. doubtful. There ~ dagger
81 III fire reaching the large tramway.
whfsh il saturated with oil and may
conduct the tlrc 70 the other level. The
extent or progress 81 the hire Is unkn 5wn.
The n ne II tillet with smoke. ne
shafts are being closed 10 prevent n
draft. Great fear and excitement pre-
walls.
This y the first underground Ore Ia
~ Lake superior Copper Mlncs, and the
drst suspcn lon Of work Ia this great.
cop cr producer since tho strike III 1872.
The mine u lea ily tim,crcd throughout
with pine, wh.cn : very infammabsa.
large gang descended yesterday 70 l-ht
the fire.
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DULUTH. MIN. October ..
The schooner John Martin from
Port Arthur, % loai gram for Buffalo,
went ashorc near the harbor entrance
early yesterday morsin1 and wa scut
tied. sue VIII probably Dc released to-
dav.
Early yesterday morning Il Northern
Pacific freight train, ~ Died with wheat,
went off the track AZ SDirrt Ink. seven
mics from this city. seven ears were
wrecked aud three train men Killed ana
w Injured. Tha tracx isad been washed
out By the recent storms.
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THE Gould Atlantic cables between
Europe and American are both broken.
AT both Naples and Geneva the cholera
epidemic Is on the wanc.
In Texas the assessed value or property
has increased 10000 " over last year.
on the 4th Admiral Courbet teie.
graphed 70 Paris that he had commenced
operations At Kec Lung. There were one
Or two lively but brief battles and the
Chinese evacuated.
A BATTLE Is expected 70 occur IN Ton.
quin within q lew days. French troops
are preparing 70 attack the Chinese there.
At the French Cabinet Council On tie
fth Minister Ferry stn' ed that the Chinese
war preparations rendered IL necessary TO
send reinforcement To China.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Telegraph says the United States Il TAX.
ing a lively interest in the Franco. Chi.
nese imbrogiio.
APHIADELPHrA. firm against which suit
was brought for 10000 for alleged under
valuation, has compromised with tho GOV.
ernment for S3,SD.
OK the 9th a number or capitalists viii
meet in Pittsburgh, Pa, 70 arrange for thc
construction OF an air line loo miles long
70 connect New York with Cnicago, Conn.
eli Bluffs and ~. Louis.
case 70 determine the construction
of the Thurman act. and particularly thu
amount due the Government from the
Union Pacific under That act, will b called
N the Court Of Claims on tho 2fth or No.
vembcr.
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n. LOUIS, MO.. Ocf0hor O.
This was childrcn's day at Tic 81.
Louis Fair, and the extensive grounds and
spacious buildings were ~throrgcI with
q little ones, happy ID their
holiday from school, aud especially 80 In
being permitted 20 spend 1t 80 pleasantly
on green grass under Shcltcring trees with
wonders natural, artificial and mechanical
Al around them. The provcrbial gem
erositv Of the management In throwing
open the gates % the school children III
the city without money aud without
price u evidently appreciated by them.
Ciouds are arriving BY every train III.
witness The vci4cd Prophets pageant
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By the stopping Of the cotton mills q,
Petersburg. Va, over 700 persons have
been thrown out Of employment.
EiGnr deaths from cholera were report
ed Il Marseiiles On tho 9Th.
D. the oh there was an imposing pa.
rade OF q. A. II. ro>ts At Pittsburgh, Ia.
IL II reported that the Frcnch have taken
possession y Tamsui.
Tx new Bennctt- Macksy cable Is re-
ported broken By icebergs.
AT Pittsburgh, Pa, q gang OF laborers
struck for higher wages on the u. Later
1--WE Of them returned 20 work and were
badly beaten by the strikers.
TRIRTY.six fresh eases Of cholera ana
twenty deaths were reported m Naples on
the 9th, and twenty-five deaths at GENOA.
NoricE has been given by the Pennsyl-
vania Railway 10 the Baltimore a Ohio
Road that il q not use the tracks of the
former any more bet ween Baltimore aud
New York after the 18th inst.
on the 9Th the employees OF the Oliver
Irou Works At Pittsburgh, Pa. decided 20
strike against the proposed reduction. and
this will cause q closing down. and 1900
men will DO out Of employment In conse-
quence.
CORRESPONDENT OF the London Dafiy
Neles in Berlin says the German c~olonlz.
ing fever j. dying out Wild hopes that
vast acquisitions in Africa would divert
emigration from America are vanished.
On the Och the Custom house Examiner
Of Foreign Mails ut the New York POST
Office seized ~forty-one large diamonds
found in the mails Of the steamer Britain.
mic. Their value Is $4,000.
The Lord Lieutenant has sent the Brit
ish Government gloomy reports relative to
the prospect for the coming winter ii Ire
land. Although the harvest is reported
good, low prices prevent tenant farmers
from making payments OF their rents
Should the landlords insist on their full
legal rights evictions will ensue ana crime
revive.
THE Repubiiqun Franchise says offensive
operations renewed in Tonquin hy the
Chinese will result in q state OF war. even
IL disowned by the Government at Pekin.
''Is will! be necessary" says the Rfpubliquc,
ITO strike new blows Tor reprlsals aud
seize upon her territory"
For the week ended October h, the Is.
sue Of standard dollars was '49l.972; cor.
responding period last year, SGi5.a99.
OK the 6 h the international Meridian
Congress reconvened at Washington, d.
G.. and after q long discussion adj burned
subject 20 The call Of the chairman. They
no nearer the accomplishment Of
their purpose than on the day they II &
met.
Thu annual session Of the Woman's Ma.
tional Christian Temperance Union viii
held IN 81. Louis. No.. October 2sd.
.3d. path and 10Th Prominent lady
speakers VIII occupy some OF the church
the preceding Sunday. October
eth will be made a day OF prayer BY thou
sands Of local unions throughout the coun
try.
on the evening Of the 9th III. revenue
cutter Corwin arrived from ALASKA. he
brought down tho crew OF tile cs-crusAed
steam wlalcr, Bowhead. The Captain re.
ports that a new volcano has teen discov.
cred at Four Mountains. near Seventy-two
The whale catch was a good aver
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. Horrible starry ~ Dasrare and Murder
from Nance Cauniy. t.ehsaSkn- Five t'er-
snn< Killed a Cover up X f.cndl~h Crime
The nsmnln- ~ t,r y.cssm~ An Found
and = Hot Clsw 10 tho rrrprtrnsor.
OMAHA. NEn., October 81
The butchcry IN Nance County Is still the
ruling sensation. and III tongue 81 Cos
sip has been busy. Rumors and specu-
lation. 81 all kinds are current, hut sus.
picion has generally centred on II. A. q.
Baird, a young man, twenty-one years
old. for whose capture 81, OCT reward Is
offered. Sheriff XlbDel Of Nance County,
who has tracked him 10 Omaha, arrived
here last evening, and makes the follow
Ing statement:
After numbering Harry Percival, wife
and child, and ugh Mair on Monday
night, u is thought, Baird rode 4
horse 70 Fullerton, and there, on
Tuesday morning, bought . ticket for
Omaha, and left on the m .riing train.
Whether he obtailed any p under Is
not known certainly, but II Is 81 :
posed that he did, and furthermore Il 10
believed that he / awncd some articles VI
iewelry At . pawnshop In Omaha.
WORSE THAN FIRST
II seems that young Baird was living
with rercivaI. aud the theory now Is
that while psrcival was Ia Fullerton on
Monday afternoon, Baird committed the
outrage on Mrs. Perciyai. Baird, seeing
what he had done, killed her and hvr
child. The supposition Is that Bairl
then laid In wait for percivAl and Killed
On his return from Fullerton. Per
cival was shot twice near the hay-stack
and the body was found there badly eaten
BY hogs.
MORE KILLING.
Hug , Mair. who was also killed, lived
with his friend F~nrnival, hall q mile
from percival, a,d Ii Is believed that
Baird Killed him for fear thlt he had
something. F~uruivai, who Is
missing and was thought At first 10 be
implicated with Baird. is now believed
20 have been al o Killed by Baird, and
his friends think that his body viii be
The theory y that Furniyal at
10 escape from Bard by riding
away on his horse, but that Baird, who
is a dead shot, Killed him AZ iong range
aud buried the body. A peculiar smell
was discove ed Two IN les west OF Furni-
yai's house ye.t"rday morning, ana par
ties are endc .voriug to locate il In the
hope Of tlndlng Furnival's body.
Baird Is d bright looking young Eel ow,
with smooth face except a light mus
tache. He wears good clothes, plays
pool and drinks . casionaliy; Is an En-
glishnan, ana IS believed to have gone 10
York intending 10 return to Eng aud.
All his victims are English. Mrs. Fer
father. who lives AT Farbault,
III ou.h Umaht last b gh' ca
route for Name County.
FtR~ivAL For>D
LA1fE-AN day yesterday the search
Tor FuFuiyais body was Kept up. and iaSt
yvning the srarchcrs were rewarded by
the corpse Ia a pond ncsr the
scene of the other Killings.
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a Kansas girl Ksd.aiesi by . Texan ana
Held in shameful nondaxc-Hsr Escape
ssd Arrest of the Itrutc-A I.ynching
Probable.


nttu ~ ~htultlut IDuUnIc-htf Escape
mud Arrest of the Isrutc-A I.ynching
Probable.
HESnIErrA, Tx, Octct N ..
Franz Manly, who iiyvd In Dallas
was arrested az Henrietta yesterday
charged with kiln.piny Sadie Barton,
sixteen years Oil, near Glrnett. Kas.
Manly was heavily armed VIII "a arrested.
Inc girl IL good-looSing a u intelligent,
aud tells 4 horrible story as ID her treat
mcnt by Manly. She Claims Ii. has bee
living witt her AGAINST her consent ana
by threats ever since he took her from
her home iour weeks ago ana
threatened ~ Kill her /. she tod
a yone of her ruin By him.
ILL., brought her through the Indian Ter
rstory Ia 4 buggy. anu the girl says r.
fused - Al CIV her 70 speak ID anyone.
Wni.c Nanly was VA atrr corn for his
horses : 'tur uy the girl told the horri-
PIE story " 4 citIze aud begged for help.
lie AZ once came u IOWA aud had tha
She III 70 20 aud make the arrest
There Is strong talk Of lynching Manly
u the girls story prvyes true. The trial
- set for to-day.
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A PARTY Of men called at Dennis Nc
GRATIS house. near ~Prcvidence, II. l., Oh
the "a, and murdered him.
DrEIxG the races ~ Strabone, Ireland.
on The "a. q platform gave way and many
persons were injured.
OS the "a dynamite outragcs al Guy Le
Noble, France, caused great damage and
frightened the inhabitants.
WITHIN Two days, October lst and "a.
four persons were murdered III Spring.
dale, Tex. The pr~ovocations were trivial.
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Monon1aIians In the West.

LA PLATA, Mo-, May I9.-Thc farm
ers are not done blowing or plant
ing corn yet ON account of such a
late spring. / have noticed some
corn up and looking well. Our pros
poets for fruit here are very good.
Mrs. j. T. Bates has been on the
sick list with neuralgia, but, we are
glad to say, is much better at present.
Mr. j. L. Bates marked out twenty
acres of corn land both ways in one
and one-half days.
Tho difference in the eastern girls
leaving theeir husbands and and n
western girl is this: The eastern
girls will say: "You vile base tyrant,
/ am going to my father" The wes-
tern girls say: "Old man | am going
to leave you. Just get up on your
eye brow and see II you can stop
me-"
see in your paper notice Of some
hands that have been sent to work
on the r. r. | say good for Monon-
gala, i know Of no county that
needs a railroad so bad as Monon-
gala.
J. L. Bates has planted forty five
acres of corn and has thirty more
to plant How is that for a corn
field?
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MAIpsviLLE, May Sheep shear
ing is in full blast here now, and
some OF the farmers have commenced
working their corn.
ID. b Waters is having his yard
graded and paled IN. John Murphy
is doing the work.
Eliza Davis came very near getting
his leg broken last week while pillow
ing.
The Literary Society here is still
tiourishing, and We suppose the mem
bcrs are attaining quite literary
fame
We notice n Mr.. Warder, of Web
ster, w. Va, visiting among friends
here
Madam Rumor has it we will have
wedding to report from this place
"cre the roses all are gone"
We noticed our friend John NJ.
Davis and family passing through
here yesterday on their way home
from Mt. Morris, where Mrs. Davis
has been visiting.
We do not know why it is, but
John Laird does look ten years
younger than he used TO.
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Battelle Budget.

WISE, May 23.-The school in town
is progressing finely under the man
agcment Of Miss George Fletcher.
The farmers are having some
trouble in this section, on account Of
the corn not growing well.
We noticed DR.. Mason on our
streets the other day. He is us portly
as ever. Give us a call again Doctor.
Mr.. John Moblev, of this place,
was ever so happy on the morning Of
the goth inst. The cause of so much
happiness was a new girl. We con
graduate you John.
Mr.. Mark Stiles is going to erect u
new dwelling house in town soon.
Mr.. David McCord has been sick
for some time, but is getting better
now.
Mr.. j. II. Robinson has been suf-
fcring for some time with sore
hand. We hope to see him well again
soon.
The people here have gotten up a
petition to bridge Dunkard creek,
below town and the citizens are sign
ing it right along.
The frost has not damaged the
fruit much yet.
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WadetOWn.

WAprsTowN, May 23.-The con-
tracts for building the bridges near
here we're let. The one near Abraham
Shriver's to John Strosnider and Eu-
genius Harker, and the one near j.
II. Spragg's to Milo Strosnider. We
learn since that Milo now has both
contracts.
The Temperance aud Law and Or
der Society OF Battelle district has
held two meetings; one at this place
and one at Mt. Tabor Church. The
latter was quite an interesting meet
ing. The audience was addressed
by Rev. J. I. Eichelbcrger, after
which quite a number of citizens
made remarks. Another meeting is
announced for the evening of the 81,
at Oak Forest, and on the IA Of June
a meeting will be held at Valley
chapel at which place Rev. Clark OF
the Baptist church will be the
speaker.
Mr.. James G. White is still very
low. 1t is not expected that he will
recover.
Died, Friday May 16, Mr.. John
Kennedy of near this place. He was
buried the next day on the farm
where he resided. The funeral SER
vices were conducted by Rev. I. b.
Cross. Mr.. Kennedy was the father
fifteen children all OF whom with their
mother survive him.
M. j. Garrison is receiving a large
stock Of new goods and business is
very brisk at this place.
Sheep shearing is the order Of the
day with the farmers.
B. M. Jones is in our neighborhood.
He expects to complete his work this
week.
George NJ. Whistler sold his 4
year old horse, week before last for
$3.50.
C. NJ. Rice who has been visiting
his mother for several weeks, left for
his home in Kansas last Sunday.
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.punifer.s Lottery.

1t is said that the God Jupiter
once made lottery in heaven and
allowed both mortals and gods to
hold tickets. The grand prize was
wisdom, and Minerva held the win
ming card. This caused trouble
among the mortals, and Jupiter, to
appease them, offered folly as Sc
cond prize, which they all drew, and
were highly pleased with it. Ever
since that time folly has been held
in high estimation by mortals. II
they wish to be noted for wisdom
they should buy Peruna of the near
est druggist, and use it for the va
rious ailments which are known to
humanity. Thousands are learning
wisdom in this regard, and are loud
in their praises of these wonderful
discoveries Of DIR. S. B. Hartman.
Buy bottle and win the prize once
carried off by the famous goddess Of
wisdom.
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Paddytown Prattle.

PADDYTowN, May 26.--Since the
last writing our town has frightened
up considerably.
Summer is making her appearance
The fruit with the exception OF
peaches will be plenty.
Washing and shearing sheep ia
now in order.
Some Of our friends have begun
working corn.
w. S. Mcclure has finished paling
his new garden.
Alpheus Frum is still poorly.
Geo. Kinslcy, who has been at
work on the railroad, is at home shear
ing sheep.
Charlie Finnell was visiting at w.
S. Mcclure Saturday and Sunday.
VIM. Church, accompanied by his
son and daughter, Henry and Emma,
are visiting here.
The Sunday school at Kennedy's
was re- organized last Sunday-Geo.
Grub, Sup't, and J. F. Mcclure,
Sec'y-the following teachers were
appointed: Oliver Mcclure, Geo.
Breakiron, A. II. Peterson and Ellen
johnson. Time OF meeting 2:30 P. NJ.
There was sing at Pt. Pleasant
Saturday night, also one at Zachary
Davis Sunday night. We were Of
course present and enjoyed ourselves
hugely.
Wonder what three young gents
went to blue ridge on foot last Sun
day.
Our souls are trilled by the old
time "Howdy, howdy, howdy do, etc.
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BENEFITS OF ADVERTISING. ~ A
prominent business man who has
grown rich by a liberal patronage Of
the printer, writes the following on
advertising: eve have for many
years studied the art of advertising,
and still it remains marvel to us
that there is not hundred times more
of it. We never yet knew a man to
advertise. his wares literally and
steadily that it did not pay. Yet
there are thousands Of manufactur-
ers, and tens of thousands Of men,
having articles which they declare
ought to be in every household in the
country, who advertise as girgerly
and closely as though they had at
heart no faith in it at all. How do they
expect to get their goods anywhere
unless some knowledge Of the article
first gets into family newspaper?
If we waited till people learned from
their ncighbors we might wait for
years before the most wonderful use
ful invention became known.
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Hutchinson x Jacob.

Respectfully announce to the people
of Little Falls and vicinity that they
will open this week, an entirely
new stock of goods, consisting of
Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions
and such goods usually found in a
general store. Our stock is clean
and fresh. No accumulation of old
goods, and prices lower than the
lowest. The highest market price
paid for country produce. Come and
see us. Very Respectfully,
HUTCHINSON 81 JACOBS.
Little Falls, w. Va, Nav 20, 1884
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ORDER OF EXERCISES AT TuB UNI
vERsITY FOR COMMENCEMENT WEEK.
From Thursday, May 10th, to Satur-
day, June 7th, at 8 A. NJ. each day
Final Examinations.
THURSDAY, JUNE 5TH.
Or. Meeting Of the Board of
Regents.
SUNDAY, JUNE STH.
$50 p. M.-Competitive Essays he
fore the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION.
MONDAY, JUNE 9Tu.
"a. determinations continued.
$3.50 +. M.-Dress Parade of Bat
talon.
$50 p. M.-Baccalaureate Sermon,
by Rev. A. G. Hirst, d. d., of Pitts
burgh, Pa.
TUESDAY, JUNE 10Th,
Ga. determination continued.
$3.50 z. M.-Dress Parade of Bat
talon.
$3.50 P. M.-Address by Hon. d. b.
Lucas, of Charlestown, w. Va; Sub
ject-"Thc Public Convictions of
John Randolph, OF Roanoke"
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1lTH.
"a. DETERMINATIONS continued.
$3.50 r. M.-Dress Parade of Bat
talon.
$50 r. M.-Addrcss before the Lit
erary Societies, by Robert Burdette,
of Burlington, Ia.
THURSDAY, JUNE 18TH.
10 A. M-Commencemcnt.
2P. M-Anniversary of the West
Virginia Historical Society-Address
by Hon. Geo. b. Loring, Commissioner
Of Agriculture, Washington, ID. c.;
Subjcct-"The Agency of Washing
ton in Procuring the adoption of the
Constitution of the United States"
3.30P. M.-Artillery Practice.
$50 P. M.--Mlitary Parade.
$50 p. M.-Rcgents' Prize Contest.
Music by the Wheeling Ope-
"a House Orchestra-Fifteen must
clans Prof. Louis Was Manager.
r. G. BERKELEY,
Chairman of Faculty.