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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-10-17
" ood County Fair.-Ii lime and .pa,

" Waod county Fair.-Ii time and space
would admit much might be said compli
mentnry TO The officers Of the Wood County
Agricultural Society aud their successful
Efforts in giving ns highly creditable ex
hihiiion Of the products of Wood county
soil, the improved breeds OF stock, and the
skill and ingenuity of the workshop and
household But as will be seen our space
is greatly cnr,ailed by the list OF premiums
awarded al This fair, M well as other i'm
porlant news that crowd in upon us at this
time. When we take into consideration
the trne objects and designs In holding
county fairs, all who were present mus
admu tnat II wan II complete success. A
glance over The premium list will give n
general idea Of the magnitude of the ex-
libi;inn, NJ we'll ~ the names of the sue
cessf,il cum mnetitoIs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-10-17

Wantod,--A PnroNaser i'p The rrw
brok reaidenos oa Frant slNe,. YepeNtly
built by Mr.. J. w. Rosa, viii now cell
this property NJ greatly reduced prioo on
the following terms, visl Oneelllr'l dawn
balanre in one, iva, three ani FUR ys,rp,
at six Ier cent lat, y, L. iiANaoH,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-10-17

Fa M for Salr.-60 acres, known ns
IT,. X ,eb place, 2 miles from PERI; ;sbnrg,
p-r it. icCu,chenvillc road. This is one
i ue 'r-I ias'ns in Wood county. Will
."l' ~ ti,.e-n years liinr, nj q per cent,
i crest rhl- is COOL chance Tor some
',ic ns The i,rm will surely pay for I,-elf.
C,ilon 81 address WM. ScHLECr, Prrrys
,urg o ot PETEn LAYMAN Lnckey,
% Stf
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-10-17
8U4gs ass NOTICES.

-Firmtrs can save money hy invng
ncir Roots K Shoes of GEO. TANNER &
son, 263 summit ST. Toledo, o.
Kip, C,lf and Sloga Boots in endless
variety, t GEO TANNER & Sons, 2G3
summit ST., Toledo. D.
-Ruhbe Boots in all styles, at TAN
NrR's Toledo, o.
Wooden Shoes at TANNERS, 26s Sum
nit ST., Toledo, o.
Tanners Sh0e House.
j. the place TO bny Fall Boots & Shoes,
al 263 summit ST., Toledo, y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-10-17
Worry Remarkable u Rannpnry.-M

Very Remarkable Eecovery. -Mr. oso.
V. Willing, of Manchester, Mioln writsai "My
wife has been almnst hslpless fnr Ave yenrs.
w helpless that she could ip'i ~ "vrr IN he'd
alnne. She used iva h"lllcs ~ Elrotr'o Hit
terra, aud ia lo mnoh improved, that shu il able
now IN do her AVN work"
EecWlo ni'iers viii du ali that Il claimed
for them Hundreds nf testimonials attest
their great curative powers uNlj atty cepts y
bottle at Taylnr T. Miilsr'a.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-10-17
PEABODY HOTEL.

The Peabody Hotel, Oh 9Th sire t, one and n
ha { 50 iares Solh of the Pustoflice is DOW being
entirely rem jdelei, enlarged. anl newly fur
n sie as 10 be one of the finest and mnst con-
v.nicnt h jt.ls in the city of Phila lclphia. 1t
has NJ bar and Is strictly u family house, where
ltdie aud gentlemen can have all the comforts
Of home re .irement aud qnieiude and yet be in
the he trt o. the city. convenient TO NIL places of
amisem mt, business aud churches. The house
1. con lucted on the American and European
plan that rooms can he had with or without
board, ranging from ffty cents TO one dollar per
day Meals, 15 to 80 cents Cleigymen taken
at ha'frates W.PAINE. Nj. D. Owner.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-10-17

For Saio,--The undersigned hap avs
head Il Ii"rHea, and Hnmeaa. Md y palr
oi Rob slrA- ina, he win sell ehssp NJ
priynie sale thll or allresa j, A, spRiy
lord, Hull Pr,iric, Ohin, 900
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-10-17

Typhoid Fever Cured.-It would be
we'll f"r The people of Perr.sbnrg to know
TINT typhoid fever can he cured in from 10
10 81 days, by Mrs. DR.. Nichols.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-10-17

For SaIe.-A Turnbull Counter Scale
as good Ms new. Also a lot of seven incl
rire, wild, large drum. at half price.
27u. q. l. HUNT.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-10-17

For Sa,e.--A lew eheles I,ansshap
Fowls, knSuiye oi y, J, Miles regyyss
burg, o,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-10-17
School Examiners Notice

SSuUul LA dllllllCl - NUblCG.
inors or Wood County, Will be held at Bowling
Green, as follows:
September 9th aud Goth, 1884.
October 4th and 18th, 1884.
November lSt and 10Th, 1884
Applicants will be required 10 deposit hvo
cents with the clerk for postage
All examinations will commence at o'clock
A, NJ, and close at . Pm.
Applicants must furnish themselves with pen
Board.
Applicants will be required to furnish ccrtin-
Gates OF good moral characle;.
There will be no examination of applicants
except at regular meetings oil the Board
No Ger ificate will be ante dated, to cover time
ia light previous to examination.
Five classes OF certificates viii be granted, as
First class, valid Ave years; second class,
valid four years third class, valid three years.
fourth class, valid two years; fifth class, valid
one year.
A fr,t class certificate Is granted when the ap-
pllcants standing In tho several branches OF
study 10 10. -Four years experience In teaching
second class certificate Is granted when the
applicants average standing is above Nh 9.
Thrse years cxpc iencc In teaching is required.
A third clnss certificate is granted when the
applicants average standing Is above q. Two
years experience III teachilg Is required.
A fourth class Ger iicate is granted when the
appli ANTS average standing IL above 81 One
years experience In teaching IL required.
A nth class certificate IL granted wnen the ap-
plicnut's average standing is not less than T.
by order of the olrd
In < yAN pSEF FFhEsSsELL rs Examin ,rs.
Bowling Green, oaio, Aug. 16, 1884.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-10-17
TO CONSUMP EiG(i EiG(i;

The idv'r ifar hgvin bcnn permanently cured
Of III q i. eul a'c tonstinl iinn. h, u a,mpic
remedy. i Alriu , To maze ~ owu 10 h 3 fl oN
sIio rrslH' mrai oi nr To ~. '".u disr n,
tsREE,l vita tuu GtiG'it tu .itr lr.p,Tiug aud Us
In t,,r SAN Niilst tlirr viii HItd -itir Cure
icr G0EEsiS. t'uils, s'0nNUIi, ptT.it,,
Asthma. Bronchitis, Sc, Par / = len
in the yr1ciiptim, ,.ii pi'asc ndtlrcs~ Rev.
Z. 4. Wii.sJH Hi Penn 81, W,llnimshufgh
\
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-10-17

DIT Sr7TTD L CURED by orr AS rincrnt
hU : ! y AE, Loiion, Sac g 4re cure Send
.tanp rIr book. PET 4 co, oU1 uth ave..
n. Y. city.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-10-17
- @ = ~

Can learn the exa;t cost OF an advertisement in
any NEWSPAPER or PERIODICAL In the United
States by addressing q. T.. WAGAR a. co.
Advertising Agents, 23 Produce Exchange Bull
ding, Toledo, o., where files OF his paper may be
s;cn and Advertising contracts made for It,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-10-17
PREMIUM AWARDS
ny THE
WOOD COUNTY AGElEVLy'Hl SOCIETY,

The following is the list OF premiums
awarded by the Wood County Agricultural
Society, at Tontogany, Sept. 80, and Oct.
/, Q and 8, 1884, as taken from the books
Of the Secretary, subject to corrections by
h o Board:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-10-17

best q handsomest b0quet OF nauve grasses
Eliza Alcorn l OF
81 do r Jewell 81
best i haudsuircst boquet native h,uers
VIM Martin l 0(
81 do Il Jewell 81
do pansirs joel. .Fuote
best display in class 2S, Krziah Arnold, silve
plated butter knife.
Glass 3t-MisceIiancous
The follnwing articles are recommended fol
premiums by the cominittse,
Stocking bag. 4 pslmitto fans, wall picket
wall bssket, tn.el wreath, scarf, pocns wnik
OH tidy. rick rack trimming, cake doylie gents
liooked scarf, knn!tsd lid . feather edge collar
feather edge Tor seeyes and ock uf corn.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
Following is n list of premiums given b,
Toledo. Tontogany ana Wes,on. in goods aud
money by different firms nauict;
best lbs butter class %, john Suash,
bN Fled Eaton "a OIL
81 5 lbs butter, Mrs B Philips by Fred
Eaton 2 OF
best lbs butter additional. john Soash,
by w W Tryun OF
| I'd lbs butter additional, Eliza Alcurn,
by w W TryOn 20
best display poultry q z Avery,by Brown
IL Eager 2 0
81 display poultry T Fairbanks, Brown
Eager oil
best 10 varieties pntatoes Albert Neifer. by
II Phillips Sons o.
best display vegetables w ii DmEs, by
Phillips " SONS VI
best sow with pigs 70 mo old ID w
Hutinnn by john Znrfuh VI
best and fiuest largest display fancy work
Mrs McDonald,by Conant Iir"s o
best display paintings Gertrude Lamp
man, by Bell l. Powell o
best dis pears q A Powers by Toledo bee U
best 10 varieties winter apples II Z Struw,
by q a Powers 80
best largest display potatoes Albert Neifsr,
bv g A Powers 20
best display poultry Of all kinds g ZAyery,
by James immnus s
best display squashes W H Diugs,by + l.
| Beverstsck 20
best largest display jul Clarssa Inscho,
by W Is Ladd 4 Co "a
best span carriage horses john o Avery,
by VIM Hymen 0
best made infants dress Mrs Frank Adams.
by A Merkey 20
best silk quilt Mrs Geo Dcpew, by
DAVIS d Collins so
best light bread aui biscuit MrsS B ,ldwin,
by Fnnte 4 Yost 9
.bes, aud hand dsomest boqnet native grasses
Aicoru,by + II vanVolkrnbnrg 2
best fancy work Emma Kirk
! pa,rick,b DIR A Eim,uis l Z
best display cabbage W II Dings, by WA
I Moore &
best yr old colt G Phillips, by II H KEEL | 8
best lace work Eliza J Alcorn,b by Baldwin
T. Stafford S
beft display cut flowers Keziah Arnold, by
II q Strawser 2 5
best 10 vds rag carpet Mrs b Smith, by
Fred Banks I
best farmers wreath Mrs D II Avery, by
Singer d Henderson {
% best display in class 20 Albert Neifer,
by d. Ranger p
best 10 lbs butter Mrs NJ G Wstnnre, by
Is BANKS 3 I
best u bu red wheat F Powull, by j II
Btldlp
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-10-17
RACES.

The following is list Of the races at the
r"ius.nN Frir, held Sept 30 aud OIi ,23
Frsr tpr all troltiug nurses in W,oi Co., best
3 IN 8 mile heats IN harness, purse $50.
a"K.,'s May Villa 1st, $40 90
\ 4 K'yc-'s Brighton 81, lj Oh
d, - uder's Dandy Sd, 10 90
B-n Z, a,,"r's Hard knoi 4.h, S 90
ls' ii.s, min. 81 2:43, 81 2:4I, 4tli 2:t2, 9Th
2.Ii
n, pr all running horses in Wood CO.. best
; ~ 5 nle heats, purse $50.
" U,tfapder's Ellie B lst, $50 90
Grp ! ms Kitty A2I Is 90
VIM Hr,m's Elsie G 81. IN 90
Wm BrnNu's l. L,ckspu- 4ih, 5 90
l,t beat SO 2l | So Sd :55.
Fser fer ali pacing horses in The State, 3. in
8 mlie he,ts "a harness purse S55.
Y ! Caldwell John 1t. s32 so
Sen Cooper Brewery Boy 81 - 81
Free tor MI troitinc hnrses Isl the Sla.r, 3 in
8, niIr heats III sarne.s, purse SljU
Flnyd Mckee Mi Villa, lst si5 %
I. ! Wheeler ) G jim ALEU- 81, AZ 90
ten Gnuper H,rd knut 81 80 %
q Whitman : G Jim Rgut Ii Is 60
F,as fer ail running nurses in lie State, L.sl
i'' 5. mile heats, curse s75
ID u Blue Cam,li. May Isl, so 10
WIN Crnm Elsie C 81. 2D 90
W Osir.ni-r Nellir B al, 10 90
Ga Adams Kitty Al. w
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-10-17
Class 1O-MiddIe Woois.

CInSs I2-SWthes SmNII Breeds.
Best boar over years old....-John Katon SO 90
I'd do Thomas Mawcr 4 0O
Best boar over year old & under
d. w. n.........,..,........... 90
ID boar over year old and under 2
ID. w. an....-..,........................ w
Best boar under VT old........... Fred Euler 90
do SOW yrs old and over.......L. A. Pettys G 90
I'd do .........J. @. Wade 4 00
Best sow / yr old 4 under ., ID. W. Huffman 5 20
ID do Geo. CrOl, sr. . w
Best lit. 5 pigs under no., d. w Huffman "
ID do IL. A. Pettys 00
Best boar of any age or breed Dip.
do sow do L. A. pettys do
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-10-17
Glass IB-No Entries.
Clrss l7--sSOOts a. shoes.
Glass I0-Grains.

best gents cali b. made III Co. Chns Hasner
do kip or stoga do do
Glass I8-NO Entries.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-10-17

The third annual far Of the Wood
County Fair Co, held at Bowling Green las,
week, proved u fne success from reports
from all directions. 1t il unders uod that
the Company, over and above all expenses,
will Clear over 81 900.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-10-17

For Jcweiry, Watches, ana CLOCK OF
all Kinds, and Repairing, call on John
Zurauh, SO Monroe Street, Toledo, and he
will also keep on hand at the old stand in
pcrrysburg, Clocks, Musical Instruments,
Strings, Speclacles, &c, where orders ior
Repairing may be left and all warranted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-22
OAI0's sCOrr L.w FUND,
{. . yt1----------- sllsAS az 40 nc 2
"a HAii 10 ,Take IL ,O-t OF, tho Sever,
rsaS 5st County EO0r Fuutls &c, I71I D

"a Hlii 10 Take II ,v-t of tho Several
~ County Poor Fuuds.
CoLUabus. O., February 2i.-The County
Commissioners all over the State are die.
turbed over Mr.. Buruett's bill in the Legis.
lature, repeating The seventh eection in the
Scott law. This section provides that tho
money collected under the law ehall be
divided, one fourth to the counties fortheir
poor tunds, and the remainder 10 the cities,
vill1gea and towns. This money. is not al.
lowed TO so outside the counties in which
it is collected. MIR. Bprneti's bill will, Il
adopted, take one half OF the Scott law
Money away from the count;es and give it
to the cities and vllsges, thus leaving them
only oae-hix,eanth OF the whole with which
to support their poor.
a we'll known legal gentleman said TO.
day: "fhe S:o.t law resnl,s in raising a
tax by State authority TO overcome the bur.
dens ol the liquor tr. file. The money tbus
obtained should not 20 to the cities and
towns. Since the q tax il levied to
bear the burden OF The LIQUOR
trade, DO Z not know what
het'er disposition OF it tcan be made than in
supporting the j.ils and workhousee, an
Well as the tow osnip and city iniirmaries.
sre no reason why it should be devoted
almost entirely to municipalities, any more
than other taxes. / think the Legislature
justly apporlloncd the amount which
should be received by the municipalities
and the counties, according to the distril u.
ton Of the liquor traffic, when they passed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-22

An exchange sers IL the entertainments
oa the river banks OF this vicinity by
deposits OF slsg, C!nder and other re(us Q
Of iurnac2s and mills, u contributing cause
Of tue raiuous ovtll ws in the Ohio, and
says tha. in places the stopPage ol Il Q
water way by these encroachm9ns iS eQniy
alent to very nearly one sixth OF the water
way oi tho whol9 riy4r within its banks,
and that they operate 10 retard the free
DIV Of water when high and thus serious
ly enlarge i,s volume. This is true, aud
while the removal OF such distractions
from Tho river, or tho prohibition
o! their enlargement, would not pre-
vent A1ods and all their Disasters,
it would materially facilitate the
running out OF the accumulated waters
aud lts3en tho damage. II would also re.
move one inconvenience and danger to
navigation. Thee obstructions have yet
another evil. They change the current OF
the river, and wash out unprotected banks
which Tor years past have fe!t no ravaSes
otthe waves They are nuisance. While
Congress ia improving the Ohio river. it
should have few OF these dumping piles
rpmnrpd T---s N.r... lssr.;,l y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-22

RIVER NEWS.

Notes Sbaut the hteamers, Fnnk Briefs
n"d teiexrnphic Ncporis. ~.
z The Courier left at nopn for Parkessburc.
Pittsburgh. ~ NJ ifI'
The Reg lar and Chesapeake bava resum. I
ed their old time rivalry iu tue Mitsn,ores.
trade, and each are doing good bnsin,ss. .5-
!Cap.! Charlie Muhls:nan teleersphed yfs.
teteayS that bis tins. passenger pai ket ,bs
Andes, will leave Cincinnati this evening for
this p int, shippesshould telegraph orders
eariythis morning. aET7,S y Rs: ts5ys:e y
Capt. Billy List has decided TO b.ipg the
St Lawrence out this We, k; She will Ieavs
iusbargh Ter Cincinnati tomorrow Noon, {
and leave this point Sunday morning at Q /,
O'Clock. This elegant side wheeler pntsesses
untqaaled p,sepger and freight facilities,
and "a OIL cred BY avery agreeable aud IN. Z
cient se. Of gentlemen.
The river has commencad To fall no fast NJ
points below that the lag, packets Il I'D that
they can !elsily get 3uut aud make rood
lhtdings. What business they will do re.
mains to be teen. Tue Il bod has eff ,cted tho
river business 10 some tx ent, there IL NJ dc.
nyirg that. The river nt this point was fall
Ing y~stsrdHv.. List ight thers was depth
Of 10 laet inches in III ohsnheI. The
local packets all did lair business. '",
GRxxNf noRo, Pa, Febrna-y 2l.-Fiyer IA
feet ! inches and falling; weather clear. M
OIL CITY Pa, February 2l.-Riyer S feet
! iaohes aud atat!onars; w.sther ciG udy and
cold. ~ :.
MoEeASrowN, W. VA, february 2l River
5 feet 6.iucass and stationary; weather clear;
thermvmeiFr 49o. N 5'tj Mg. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-22
SUUruIHh inm,0nATIuN,
An Important h"ct-Iy to Have Its Firsi
a kpsAl0n In March. '"a

kesAlon la March. n
NASHVILLE, TssN., February 2l.-The
President and Secretary ol the Southern
States Immigration Association to-day
issued the programme for the first regular
annual meeting OF the Association in this
city, March llth, l2!h and 18Th. Hons.
Allen q. Thurman and james G. B.aine
we're specially Invited to address the meet.
ing on he tlstand second days.
Forty Speakers from various Southern
St'hs have been appointed to deliver al.
dresses on particular suhje:ta, bearing on the
immigration question. Among the dis.
tinsulshod Speakers designated ara
Hone. L Q g. Lamar, George Il. Vest,
ex.G"vernor. Hubbard, Gov. Thomas J.
Jarslt, Gen: Al. a. d IKE, Thomas E,34x.
". q. T. Brtck. nridge, L. Pope Walker,
Unted s a,ts S,ns,0r HArrp, John W.
Daniels, tx G vernor John g. Brown, ex.
GovtTlor Nlchols, C.s.ius Al Gay, John
y. MslgiD, janis Z Brown, JoauB Cor.
d.n, Or; L.fM. Curry, Ei:Gjy, E O.
stau iatl, Prot 10 les and Major L u.
butke, OF. New Ufleans. Arrangements
wi DO made t r, tx:nrsion rates aud u
IgeA,teLd nee Is assured from, all points.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-22
direct to the President Of tho Raichstap,
We do not feel inclined TO take Minister
Sargents rnrt, but II is 10 be regretted that
an element Of personal III feeling sh, uld
be apparent In tho treatment Of this cues.
THE GERMAN MINIsrER
Thinks ihr American Press Makes To
much Fuss A hunt tho mntlOr

ihinkh shr American Press Makes Too
Much Fuss hunt tho mnttcr,
NEW YoRn, February al.-Herr Won
Eiaendecker. the German Minister, said TO
= representative Of the pr IS to-day that he
had not yet received any official notice Of
the returns of.he resolutions in regard, to the
death Of Herr Lasker. He had read the
dispatches from Berlin, published to-day,
aud was notsurpritel nj their nature, uB the
statement made by Prince Bismarck WAS
Ist such q ono as he supposed would b.,
made. He believed tue explanation would
be- entirely satisfactory, as showing no
tGsnca had been given and no III feeling
created by the resolution, and be did no.
think Blsmarck's action would give rise to
any feeling Of lndi n ,tion 10 tuis couutrp
4 DE regretted That undue importance and
Significance hud been attached 10 the &C.
lion Of Bismarck aud that the press OF this
country had been deceived by news irom
English and French tources in o pu i
ting an unirlendly construc ion Oh i ;.
matck's action, which was certainly
mt warranted by the iac.e OF the case,
lierr Won Eistndecker regarded the return
oi the resolutions as simply an expression
oil political views, which did not indicate
my anger on Blsmarck'a part, and should
not cauee i'll feeling in this country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-22
TELEGaAPHlC TAPa.
The Senate adjourned until Monday.

The Senate adjourned until Monday.
Advicea from Shanghai report q revolt in
Mongolia. .a
]. T. Billings 4 Co., New York, brokers,
have assigned with preferences OF SIC, 600.
: The frat counterfeit Of the new five cent
nickel was .lstec;ed at the Sub b.Treasury Ia
Boston on Monday.
At Wiiktsbsrre, Pa, Thomas Peters, a
farmer, while crossing the railroad, was
killed by a passing train.
The bill granting nearly thirty million
dollars to the Canada Railway has passed
the Dominion House Of Commons.
At Lebanon, Conn, Yesterday, Harvey
Chapelle, aged IS, Il wealthy farmer living
alone, was found murdered in bis house. "
The Postmaster General has transmitted
to tue liou.e a report showing The falsi,y
Of the charge that a British spy ,ampered
with the U. s. mail at New York. gzI,I
The total loss by the FIRE at Charlotte.
town, Pr'nc4 Edwards Island, on Wedneg.
day, was $500 0Q0 Tho pos!otIice. custom
house and saclnes bank were burned.
John Teemer, Of N1cKeesport, Pa, has
accepted tna challenge ot Albert Hmm
for race lin best and best boa,s'' e,rly
next season, on condition that the distance
be five miles,, ripE ~, -
Carmen santore and Rafael Caprone
have been srb.enced 10 be hauged the
0rst Friday in April for the murder OF
pHqnoll Coacia on the 7.h ol S .plember
iss', IN Glpenr, Me- l5
Representative g. D. Wise, OF Virginia,
will shortly in'todnre in the House a bill
apr, prIhting So, 900 for the comnle.ion oI
tho monumentto tie mt em9,y Of Mary, the
mother OF Washington, ~, Ss$s
3. F. Barnes, q prominent citizen o.
Boach", Wis, yesterday killed his vile
and then attempted suicide by cutting BIZ
throat, aud will div. prosracted sickness il
the fsmily was the cause. ssss Z
! In the Senate yesterday Mr.. Garlaui
called up and asked immediate tonsidera
ton for the bill providing ior. the punish
ment Of persons falsely rsrr rating Officer,
and employees q the United States. /
passed. iqi5i'l:2 W.
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from break in some vacant room, ana
the room filling M, ran over and followed
along the roof Of the mine. Some tail
mi1er, perhaps John. Murray, touched II oil
With his head lamp. There facts were
borpe out by tho fact that only four men
killed by the explosion bore marks Of VIC.
lense. .tbg1ll' t.1 h TITr n '-'f11fSi j
The airchannei showed a good current,
and If the men had been in the current,
or the distribution hsd been somewhat
tquali2,d by tho erection of doors at proper
places, the proportion OF the smo.hered to
the!killed ought not be 80 great. t'I
The Coroner's jury also went through
tho mine this afternoon and examined the
apartments and means Of ventilation, etc.,
cloaely. N.ys - s-4,N'I IN ~
Tho company Is doing all in lie power to
alleviate tho suffering OF the wounded
and sorrous Of the pfli c,ed families. /.
Inc former clas, are now able 10 be
about. Most Of them were merely pros.
trated by the after dsmps. One was pain
fully bruised and burned, but he will get
WILL. The funerals Of the dead will take
p ace from here tomorrow, and the Coro.
ner will begin his investigation Saturday.
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Al Cincinnnti-.iin iin "nrk Of Tho Red
g. eros. societies. s
C1ScISSATI, February 2l.-Neyiga!ion Of
the Ohio from here was resumed tonight.
The Ohio & llississipp! railway iliaials an.
noanced tna: that road will resune run.
ming trains into the depots tomorrow at
Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis With
out delay.
Miss Clara Burton, Of the Red Cross So.
clrty. saya the headquarters Of that order,
for The relief OF aled suT rers will 10 at
Cincinnati. She h0s sgen;s visiting all
pnin's on tho Ohio. The CT icaso Rsn
Crcss Society has contributed over $l5,UlO
Contributions are Ginning in coplousiy.