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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02

Messrs. Crawford Il Lalley, under st.
Charles Hotel, are the sole agents for Glenn
mer's Whiskey. But those who want the
genuine Montrose Whiskey can procure It
there, as they handle nothing but the
purest and best articles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
HOrHford's Bread PrsparatiOn

makes cake, biscuit, etc.. that are moist and
palatable when cold. When made OF other
baking powder, or cream-tartar, they are
dry and tasteless.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
A SINGLE FACT
CARTRRsYIL1r- a.

tARTRRsViLLE, CA.
This will cor;lfy that two members or.my I'm.
mediate family, after having suffered for many
wears from menstrual irreguarity, and having
nccn treated without benefit by various medical
doctors were az length completely cured by one
bottle of DR.. y. Bradne.d's Female Regulator Its
eject on such cases Is truly wonderful, aud well
may the remedy be called "NOmAn's Best
Friend"
Yours respectfully, ~
JAMES W. STRANGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOTICE.-Owing to the death Of tho
IN proprietor. the STOCK AND GOODWILL
OF DEslRABLE COUNTRY STORE viii be
sold ateost. This would be q good opsnins for an
EMMA BAyLis, Beaver Dam. Hanover eoasty,
va, au 3l-Sa, ruk Ta3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
PERSONAL.

HAVING QUALIFIED As ADMINS
III TRAITOR ON tie estate Of LUCY \. ARN-
ISTEAD. deceased, all persons having claims
against the same well ~ those in1ebted, VIII
please present them 10 tie undrrsgne..
X. AKMtSTEAD.
eoo-0w 1908 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02

GRAPES FOR SALE, FOR TABLE,
VI PRESERVING, AND WlSE.-Leaye yonr
orders lhe dav before ana I will deliver them 70
YOU fresh at cents per pound. {. q; ID:
". :. PItCHER,
se2-lt Broad and Pine streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
BASE B.iLL.
The yirginias Win Their FIRST Game with
the Alleghenys.

Especial telegram 70 tie D;spatcs.l
PITTSBURGH, Pa. September 1.-The first
game between the Nirginias and Ale
ghenys was played here this afternoon,
and resulted in a victory for the visitors
by score OF 10 to ). The battery for the
Nirginias was +. Dugan and Quinton.
There was nothing specially exciting in
the PLAYING OF either club. Both pitchers
were pretty freely batted, as the subioined
score will show:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
Fall Goods-r,rst In,tafment.

Special attention Is called to line OF fine
London trouseriug. Trousers specially,
unsurpassed either in fit, make. or fabric.
JOIN LAT0UCHE. ( Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02

THE DISPATCH JoB-PRISriSG House u thor-
oughly equipped 20 do all kinds OF BOOK AND
JoB.PRINTIyG at the shortest notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02

DuRKHE's SALAD DREssfSc.
ready. made. rich, and delicious dressing Tor
all salads Of meat. 1sb. or vegetables cheaper ana
infinitely better than homemade. UnriS"'ea as
A sauco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
WE ARE NOW MANUFAC-R

WE ARE NOW MANUFAC-M
w TURING and receiving from Tie best ~
factories a very large stock Of fFl'RSlrIRE," "
comprising & HAMBER FURNITURE, PAR-.yt
LOR FURNITURE, DlNING-RoOM fCRNI-
TIRE MATTRESSES. We have on hand the
latest and most elegant styles. Also. great yari-
CIV OF MEDIUM FURNITURE % suit Al parties.
Nheu YOU are in need of well-mafe and reliable
goods. examine our extensive assortment. frlces
are now lower than they have been Tor twenty
wears Terms accommodating. :. W. HARWOOD
mnud va iy23-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02

fs,,.,., ,cIegram TO the Dispatch. !

fspccsa, telegram to the D'spsicb.l
wAsuIxgrox. ID. c., september z-iIo
A. M-For sbe Middle Atlantic stases,
generally fair weather, slight changes In
temperature. variable winds.
For the South Atlantic States, gcnetAIy
far weather, nearly Stationary temperature
Tue WEATHER YESTERDAY wa clear ana
cooler.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 0 A. N, J0;
o A. NJ. u; noon, IS; 3 Z. NJ, So; r.
NJ. IS; midnight. 10.
Mean temperature. u 1-I6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02

DR.. }. Davis, Of Milltown, Ala. writes: "Ilavp
used Bradfeld's Regulator extensively In nv prle-
ucc With entire success. II it is lot specific It
Is. in my opinion, the best known remedy for the
diseases for which II is rccommendcd.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02

TOOK OUT! "A
For the next thirty days, 20 reduce stock,
| win offer my entire stock Of PARLOR..
CHAMBER. AND DI>lNG-RoOM FURNl-
TCRE at prices lower than ever was offered u
the public before To prove ti., give me acsll
b, fore purchasing elsewhere, and ! VIII prove
what assert. II. \. AlhlNSlS,
au 3O-eOdt>el2 No. 20 Goytrlor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
ENTIRE AND ABSOLUTE SUCCESS.

INlihE AMI AbNNii-l II SltNfs~Ss
Major John q. Wmtner. of Atlanta, wen and
fayorably known all over the United States ~ a
General Insurance Agent says: q" uscd this
remedy before the war on a large plantation IN Il
great number Of eases, di,cdgs ioih absolute sue
ctss."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02

8 TOiaI
Alitghcnys.....l . o - @ o.
Virginias.. 30 2 l L ? o o Y 10
Ba.e-hits-Virginss. 10; Allegheny. l3. Err
Tors-Nirginlas, ) Alleghenys, ). Struck-Out-
Virginas. 3; Aueghenys, 2. Earned runs-Vir-
A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
fURNlTf KE

WE CAN TRUTHFULLI SA, a
w that there are few houses that can "
show such display Of FURNITURE ~ can MI
he found IN our w,ierooms, embracing such a.
line Of Chamber, Parlor, aud Dining Room suits,
I'm All the late ,ty,es aud of best workmanship. At
rrice, 10 compare with any house In the CITY. We
lake pleasure 10 showing our goo's and Invite all
10 visit our rooms and inspeci our goods. ~
anal r.. GATHkIGItr & son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
LryuueR DEALER.

" ". PICKRELL. LUMBER DEAL.
As LH, kegs ia yard all kinds ~ BUILDING
LUMBER. SHINGLES, LAJIfs. POSTS, &C.
LONG and LARGE PIsE ard nnIeeiaits.
Yard corner Broad and Laurel Streets
~ c.3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02

ladv Of Ronham, Texas. writes: Il have
~tCn using your Female Regulator for several
weeks and with great benefit. Nv case is Of long
tandng. and has haficd many rl clans Ihave
tried every medicine could hear of. but the Reg
ulator is The only one that has ever relieved my
distressing sufIerngs.~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
GRAPES FOR SALE.

Y. W. BOWE, Z. NJ, store at the southwest CO
ner of Franklin and Governor streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
prRKrE's SALAD DRESSING,

RooK AND jon PRINTING neatly executed At the
Dispatch Job Printing House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
HEALTH i WEALTH
DR.. Z. c. VESTS
NErXE- AND nKAIN.TREATMENr.

NERVE AND BRAIN-TREATNENr.
4 guaranteed specific for Hysteria. Dizzinc-- Con-
vul-iaH>. fits. Nervous Neural2t Hes ache NcrN-
ous Prp.tfqtion caused hy the use OF alcohol Or
tobacco. Wakcfulncs,. Mcntai Depression: Solicii-
Ing Of The Brain ucsultiuS in insanity ana iiclIF
10 misery decay, and DEATH, Fen alure pl1 40
10. ot Power In either srx. caused by oyer--X-r-
uon of tie brain or OycT-indulgencc. fach b!N
contains one months treatment; ; box 1f 81 \
hoxo. for 80 sent hv mall prcuald, on rccetpl ~
price. vi GUARANTEE SIN BONES u cure
any case. With each order rtcelFcl hy u. Tor X
boxes. accompanied with -. W. VIII senI lne p'u-
cl.eler ,ur v,riifeu guarantee 10 refund The money
# tie treatment does not eject a cure. huirHh-
tee, issued only By JOIiN q. WkSI CO.
So west Madison street
an .uoS-dSx.Iv Chicago. 1T.
NERVE AND BRAIN IRkAi NEN H.
y np / 4. V,F>T-S GUARANTEED SPECl-
FICfs Kent In stock tor both the wholesale anI T.
tail t,adehy nODEKER BROTHERS, l4l4 VI in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02

Dr. !. Dradhcds Female Regulator has been
thoroughly tested 10y ne in q great variety Of
eases, and am fully convinced that It Is unri-
vailed for that ciasS OF diseases which it claims 10
urc }. c. HUSS, NJ. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02

TRiNY.
what's np
IL the best 5-cgsT croAB ever offered on this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
LIME. CEMENT. &c.

IME, LIME! LIME $500 barrels
/ A rpksU ROCKLAND LIME In the dock and
now ti.charxing, for sale low from vessel. fresh
HOSFNDALE and PORTLAND limportedl CE-
NENTS IATHs. CALCiNED PLASTER, ri. As
ERERs' HAIR, &C. tr.sh supplies Of FIRE.
BRiCK aud CLAY. WARNEH MOORE.
Lump and GrouIfd Plaster.
Foot Of Seventeenth street, south side Dock.
an oQ-tse3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02

Treatise on the Health and Happiness Of Woman
mailed free 10 applicants.
TIE BRADFIELD REGULATOR COMPANY,
Box IS, Atlanta, Ga.
fse 2-dlw&wltI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
UULLINs INSTITUTE. VA.

IT --..
Trafs.-or WuM-m T1ylor Thom having .len-
,dlfs lo,Ifion lu This Institute ou account Of al
i4tltudCd had health.
D.M.GNtN II. D.. IL. D..
cf kfrufa. Ca. has hecn appointed o. thc position
,g .ff>-or q lurlish sIgulgc ana liferdf ure
srd Mental and Moral Philosophy. D.. Gwiu Is a
conn uI.r e broad scholarship, nigh reputation
af.Ich,r. and crCIl suaFity, gcutloncS,. and
Nt.r'io thr history of this school was there
~. p. ,r.-.urt for MONS as a. present irpl- OF
a. .,.. 0u who PROPOSE o. return. ana Others WHO
,,nf,f.rf.' 's c.urecfiuu with this institute next
s.s,.r v,ffi tfft-o announce the iaci n once aud
-.v.ti,ir roam. ragi~ftr,.i. We shall IN No event
,Tsw ile rooms in hC crowd .. ,,...,
tt.p tTTAEl.E~ J.. COO kt.
s-.e.St Po.f-Osice. Boftt0lrt springs. N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
C,Dr,,y or TIE VISITATION.

MONTE MARIA.
BOARDING AND rAN.SC SCl"pL FOR NOtN1
LADIES.
80. coO0 GRACE STREET.
IlsHrfie. &C fhis Academy VIII hc resumed on
,FIE>T MONDAY N sEPlENbEE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-16
ENvIoUs OF MIR. puoEBus.
virginia bourhuns Trying to Make Tu,
hnIi Lni.Ii finn of iha IIyrnln IIoial !.

virginia lIourhuns Trying to Mako Fuss
= About I.ocution of tho Hygola Hotel.
FpRrREss NoNEoE, September l5.-The
success OF Mr., Harrison Pliocbus, proprie-
tor OF the lIygcia hotel, has aroused the
envy Of the Bourbons OF Ills State, espec::-
ally because lie is not in political sympa-
thy with them, and a resolution is before
the Legislature inquiring. into the condi.
tions upon which the Fortress Monroe
reservation was ccdcd by Virginia to the
United States Government and inquirinp
further, in the event OF these conditions
having been violated; What recourse is
left 10 Virginia; whether, in short, this
land does not revert to Virginia. If itdoes
the Fort and all its belongings might he
removed or destroyed. The Democrats
have full possession OF the present Legis-
lature, and arc strong enough TO pass any
measures over the Governors veto, =
--=Ellis-is 4 Democratic move, started, per-
,haps, from motives OF revenge; but 1T has
gone far enough now to indicate that it
may prove more than simple worry to the
person at whom il Is aimod. According TO
the deed OF cession, tho land upon which,
Fortress Monroe is situated and the tract
surrounding it were ccded to- the United
States upon the condition that they should
be used for military purposes only. The
hotel is OH the reservation, ms everybody
knows, and Mr.. Ph@bus isrcquircd to pay
only 500 annually ground rent, his spfcn-
did property hcing also exempt from taxa
ton. lie is, by the terms OF his privilege,
however, required to keep it open the
year round. ii hc were iiowling Bour-
bon, no doubt the Virginia solons would
make no fuss about the good thing he has.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-16
FRANK JONES .LYNCIIED.
a Kansas DcspsrnhH Strung Up for prt
4a,--.E E.at miscuDuS SlIO0tInr = =

a Kansas DcspsTnhH Strung Up for Pro-
misc,puS Shooting,
WELLISGroS, KAs, September Ia
Frank Jones, the desperate who did the
shooting in this place Friday night, was
quietly lynchcd this morning nt l o'clock.
A party Of twenty armed and determined
men went to the Jail and demanded the
prisoner, who was finally given up. The
party took him totllie'new Court House,
lust south OF the jnil, nnd hung him from
the gang-plauk Used by the worktnen. =.
Jones, on Friday night, appeared on the
streets armed with q Winchester rifle and
fired into the residences OF various citi.
zcus. Hc first went to the residence Of
.John'J. Anderson, fired several shots into
the house, and then repaired to the house
OF John NJ. Mckee, through which he
fired twelve shots, smashing the furniture
and wounding a small child OF Mr.. Nc
kce. The alarm was quickly raised, and
in few minutes the citizens were up in
arms. Jones was mounted on Il pony, and
while galloping up: Washington avenue
shot William Gaines, Street Commits
sioner, inlictine very dangerous wound.
Jones then rode tothc house Of his brother,
Sylvester Jones, and discharged several
shots into it, but the family had escaped
to the neighbors. lie then fled to the
country, but was pursued and captured
about n mile from town. About a week
ago Jones was brought before jury to
have his sanity passed upon. Since then
he has Threatened the lives ofall who
testified against him, and WIS endcavoring
to carry his threats into execution. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-16

vrny true, Nr. Wilson, there is Il large
surplus in the National Treasury; md
PERHAPS that is one reason why your party
|, 50 anxious to reform" the Government.
We are reminded that when your party
took box Of matches and n few other
things and went out to set up little
government oi its own it didn't leave u
surplus or, for that matter, anything else
that was OF Il portable nature. And VIC
are further reminded by the melancholy
report Of your Democratic Auditor that
there is no surplus in the State Treasury
not by about 100000 represented by IN
unlawful debt which you are bold enough
but not ingenious enough tojustify. @
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-16
TIE PRINTERS,
Mr.. lslnine's Efforts on Behalf or tho Tyro-
graphical Artists. W. .lHI

Mr. lslnine's Efforts on Behalf OF tho Typo-
graphical Artists. gH
WASHINGTON, September ia tcle-
gram received here last night, from Mr..
blaine. by Captain A. D. Brock, OF the
Washington Typographical Union, settles
tho question which has been some timc at
issue, both in tho Union here and in New
York City,as to the part he took in at
tempting to scttle-thc differences between
the New York Tribune and the printers.
After Il report nude by committee OF the
Union, who called on Mr.. Blaine to ask
him TO intercede with MIR. Reid, two YER.
slons OF his reply gained general circula-
tiOn among the printers.
Mr.. Blaine, in his telegram, says that
the following report was correct: Frg
"GESrLEMES-Ihe only report or an-
swer which | shall give to you of my ef-
forts in your behalf you will receive in
the action ofMr. Reid himself. Ii he nc
ccdes to my wishes and efforts YOU will
have your answer in the settlement Of
vour difficulty with the Trijanc. Ifhe re-
fuses, then You will also be notified by the
attit'r" OF the Tibaac that my efforts
have iailed."
The following is Mr.. Blaine's telegram
referring TO the above: =
"BAE HAnnon, Me-, September u.
II. d. Brock, ll;ashinyivn, u. o.:
"The language, us remember it, is cor
rect. ] gave full assurance that ] would
use all influence i'll my power with Mr..
Reid for an adjustment with the Union,
and ! made the effort faithfully and Wig
orously. J. G. BLAINE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-16
OLD SLAVES REMA1.R1ED.

After Thirty-Fiye Years Separation They
4 Meet Again and Have Another Wedding. /,
LEArESwoRTH, kAs., September IA
marriage license was issued here last Sat-
urday to James and Eliza Kelley, aged "a
and GO respectively. The couple were
married before the war when both were
slaves in Tennessee. Children we're born
to them, but they were sold and separated
from them, and finally tho couple them.
selves were parted, the husband going to
n plantation in Louisiana. Then tho war
came, and both were set free. Unknown
to each other, they each found their way
to Ieavenwortl. Last Sunday at church
the old man thought he saw'hIs Lisa in
the congregation, and after Injecting was
out" he founi it was she indeed. Both
had saved q little money during their sepa.
ration, and they bought o little farm near
here and settled down. They had origl.
nally been married according to the form
prevailing in; slavery times, and as there
was some doubt about its legality they
concluded 10 have another wedding, and
80 they were reunited and remarked after
0 separation Of tAirty.tiyo years, Il 5 55.i5 3, !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-16
BLAINE NOT AFRAID.
OF THE MuLLlGAS LETTERS
but Wishes Every Republican Paper to Pub.
iish tho Correspondence, and tho People
|, 10 form tholr Judgment without TAX.
, Ing Blnscd Editorial Comments.

AUGUSTA, ME., September l5.1The
Kcnnebcc Journal tomorrow will contain
tho following: "Mr. Blaine, accompanied
by his wife, arrived from Bur llarbor this
afternoon. In answer to n reporter Of the
Jonrnul who called Mt his residence TO u.s..
certain II he wished to say anything in re-
gard to'thc letters given 10 the public by
Fisher and Mulligan, Mr.. Blaine replied
that his only desire was TINT every voter
in the United States might read the let
tcrs for himself and not form his juds-
mcnt from the editorial Misrepresentation
In partisan journals. There was not one
word in the letters" Mr.. Elaine added,
(Which was not entirely consistent with
tho most scrupulous integrity and honor.
He hoped every Republican paper in the
United States would publish the letters iii
N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-16
Hamilton Fish for l.lninc.

New ioRK, September 15.-Thcrc hes
been great parade for Il day or two OF an
interview with Mr.. Hamilton Fish, who
was made out as IN enthusiast for Clcvc-
land and a believer in the Democratic
process Of reform. Mr.. Fish sends poli.c
note to the World, saying:
II did not express any ccnsure or crit.
cism on Mr.. Blaine's 'doings in Congress,
and any reference which may have been
made to his course in the Department OF
State was restricted toa want OF concur:
renee as to the wisdom or policy OF some
parts Of his administration Of that office.
OF politics. did not feel called upon to
announce through the public press for
whom L may vote, but as without any
wish OF mine I am thus brought before the
public, l may add TINT ! expect to- vote
ior Mr.. Blaine. Respectfully yours.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-16

JUDGE BnANNoN says he has no record
on the tariff question. The Judge is mis-
taken. lle has n very clear cut record,
and II Is cntso deep i'll tic enduring gram
ito OF history that time las not worn it
away. W;
lie was n member Of the Richmond
Legislature through the war. He repeat
edlv took the oath Of office under the Con-
federacy, each time swearing TO support
the Constitution OF the Coniederacy-all
that was III nit-with the pains OF perjury
staring him in the face. Here is one very
lmpor'an. thing that was in that Conf,d-
eratc Constitution: = rs Il
SEC. 5. Congress shall, have powcrto lay
and collect taxes, duties, i,nposts, and OK
cises for revenue necessary to pay the
debts, provide for the common defense,
anu carry on the government Of the Con-
leuerate States. But no bounty shall be
granted from the. treasury, nor shall any
du'y or tar on importalions from foreign
nations be laid 10 promote or ,josier any branch
q cfinduary. Il 5iss
Here was a tariff for revenue only with
an absolute prohibition Of any duty ''to
promote or'ioster any branch OF industry"
ny his oath Judge Brannon subscribed to
that policy. This was under n govcrn-
ment in which Judge Brannon's party had
lull sway; and this was its idea and his
idea Of protection to home industries
constitutional prohibition OF any attempt
10 losser those industries on Confederate
soil. This isJudge Brannon'star record.
To-day he stands on the thrift planks III
tAe Democratic platform-which Mr.. Wat
'erson and Mr.. lIurl-blatant free traders
declare to mean free. .trndc and nothing
else. This is not the kind Of protection tc
home industries which: the people Of the
First District favor, and mean to maintail
their votesywill do it.aRThe judge mis-
Rkes the material hc Is dealing with; 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-16
a Forser Wi Mun,. to Confess

YOUNGSTOWN, O., September l5.-Re-
Gently suits aggrcsatins $4,000 were com
menc'd on notes signed by Samuel Wan
nnmaker and Adam Fenstermaker, both
wealthy farmers. The indorsers pro-
nounced them forgcrics, and pending liti.
CATION the maker, OF the notes skipped
nut. Saturday papers were filed in Court
.lleging that the principal had returned to
the country and was dangerously his
demise being regarded as certain. DESTROYS
OF making all reparation in his power,
they allege that he confessed to the whole
sale forseries, and desires that his tcsti-
mony be taken ut once us his death is i'm
mincnt. 4 commission will be ordered to
takc the testimony. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-16
Masked ltol,DerR.

MANSFIELD, September 15.-I.ast night
two masked men entered the residence Of
Miss Mary GlllfilIen, four and Il half
miles southwest OF this city on the middle
bellevile road, for the purpose Of robbery.
They went to the bedside OF the woman.
bound her arms and tied Il handkerchief
over her mouth, and told her she must
disclose where she had her money. She
told them all the money she hai WAS 81 50,
with which they were not satisfied. TAX.
inS,a burning lamp, they burnt her feet
and put the poor woman in agony. She
still told them that it was nil the money
she had, after which they made Il search
Of the house, but did not find anything.
After telling her il she made an alarm be-
fore 6 O'Clock the next morn 'ng they would
kill her, they then departed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-16

Mn. L. WILLIS Wusox pretended that
he wanted tleeditor OF the .ISTELLlGEScEH
on the platform to make statement. His
little bluff being readily accepted, the Of
fenAing editor being present and ready 10
proceed, Mr.. Wilson discovered that lie
didn', desire that kind OF assistance, and
Mr.. Simpson WIS moved to remind the
editor otthc hclSrElIlGEXcEE that the affair
was 4 Democratic meeting.
Mr.. Wilson's mistake was in inviting an
nnwelcome guest; for the obvious neces-
sites oi the case forced him to withdraw
the invitation under fire. Hereafter Mr..
Wilson will do well to satisfy himself be-
fore hand whether it is loaded. That will
aye him the trouble OF making 4 more or
less abiect exhibition OF l,imsclfin public.