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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-17

THE sArIoNALrsrs.

DUBLIN, Aug. 16.--At least 20,
persons took part In the nationalist
procession at Monaghan yesterday.
In the evening banquet was given
nj which the notables were enter.
tained. The Orangemen abstained
from any counter demonstration
Parnell will attend the county con-
ventIon Mt Cork odny and announce
that John OUonDor will stand IA the
nationalist candidate for parliament
In Waterford.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-17

- ~.
LIscoLs, Nss-
lowing dispatch sen
explains is'slf ,,,s,1
coroner Robinson, -
0' nrsa slp-I =
prints ln y !. srhulao
g !,an ~ nv brothssts
r rnv desire L. that
Y3,u will pies 800
exhumed aud .i.ss1l +
possibie. lSiso.I
Miss Buck y
the rep ,,nc rstionk
i ior s ! reporter. IT,
see sss,a : rPs are uplI'.
n,iry develops
spifit andsne !, NJ I.
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TRANCE.


DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.
PARIS, Aug. l6.---An explosion
dynamite occurred ut Perrecy les
Forges, u village near the Montceau les
mines 10 the department OF Saone ct
Loire, In the house OF an engineer OF
the mines. The house was badly dam
aged. The windows Of the houses In
the vicinity were shattered. The ep-
gineer and his wife We're seriously
injured.
FLAG STILL UP.
PARIS, Aug. 10 --Neitherthe French
government nor the Chinese legation
nre aware that war has been declared
by China, IN asserted In the Fo,
Chow dispatches In the London
Times this morning. The Chinese
legation has not hauled It's flag down.
TIE FRENCH SENATE.
PARIS, Aug. l0.-The budget com.
mittec of the senate to-day recon-
mended the voti"g of the sums re.
quircd for Tonquiu, but advised that
debate ON the subject he postponed II,
Ill after the races, when the supple
mentary credit snail be discussed. The
HuC ut bIOkht FtlN " NONltt
be impossible to vote conf
dence IN the ministry. Ferry
accepts thepost ponement OF tie debate
The government he said would regard
the voting of credit az equivalent D.
n vote Of confidence la the ministers.
The bill was then adopted by l03 10 |.
NJ. Fenillee therrupon introduced the
revision OF the constitution hill
adopted by the Versailles congress.
Thus was passed. and the session
closed.
No MEDIATOR,
PARIS, Aug. III, 1t II semi-oiIicially
announced that France has not reject.
I'D mediation In the Franco Chimes,
difficulty. On the other hand II l.
stated that no Que mas OIL ,red to medt
ate.
CHOLERA.
PARIS, Aug, 49, Hardly day passes
but reports reach here OF the appear
ance OF cholera In one ortwo additions
towns In France. The sanitary pre-
cautions appear to be powerits- I,
check the pr gress OF the disease, To,
project OF PARIS has issued orders To til,
police commissioners to disinfec
Tho suspected houses. AT Arlel
there were three deaths yest, r,iay; a
Ak two In the lunatic asylum ant
several Ia the town; at Aragnon six
Mt LiDel Ave; perzsnas two; NJ Cett'
three; at Pcrpignan ak; NJ Riesalte
five; ut tarcassone In two days ilneen
Several cases have occurred In the dc
pArtment of Gard. In the department
OF Bases Alpes slight improvement
/, u reported.
TOUION. Aug. 10. - Following i
record Of hospital here to-day; Died
1; admitted, 4; discharged, loi undo
treatment, 08.
asNnp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-17
A RIOT FEARED.

PlrrsRuRo, Pa, Aug. 10. = The
miners strike in the fourth pool as
sumed a serious aspect to-day and
grave fears are entertained OF an out
break. The failure OF Nesl's meu to
come out of the mines this
morning as promised had a
depressing effect upon the strikers
and rumors that Deputy Sheriff Mo
Ciurc, who has been guarding NeeIs
property, was using his official charao.
Ter 70 persuade the mineis 10 STAY al
work excited them almost beyond the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-17
THE NEW CASTLE RAILROAD.

PIrTsBURa, Aug. President
Wallace of the New Castle & Northern
railroad has made application for the
appointment ola master TO ascertain
the amount due Contractor I. p. Simp-
son of New York for work done by
him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-17
THE DAYS CASUALTIES.
ASevere Thunderstorm Visits Pittsburg
fnl Allegheny City-Hailstcnes
Large as Marbles.
The Entire Business Portion Of the City
Of Anoka, Mimi, Destroyed by Fire.
The Loss Not Placed at Less Than One
Million Dollars-Minor Happenings.
ISCI:NDIARIssI.

VfNcENNEs. IND, Aug. &c. An in
csndiary fire last night destroy ed the
Riverside lumber mills near this city.
Lose $50, 900; fully insured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-17

ran even to the half mile post, where
Sawyer showed up in front and won
by two lengths; Morton, second;
Troubler, third. Time, 1881.
Fifth race, half mile, catch weights
Starters: Bluehird, Bell-hoy and
Avery B'ueblrd was never headed
aud won by three lengths; Avery, sec.
ond; Bell.boy, third. Time, 4sl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-17

LA CROSSE, WIS, Aug. l0.-A boiler
in VIM. Polley's saw mill exploded at
9 O'Clock this morning. The mill was
demolished; four men were hurt, one
fatally. Loss, 10000 Insurance I'M
known
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-17
ITALY.


ROME, Aug. TO- Reports from va.
riocs parts ofthe country indicate that
brigandnge Is again rife. The govern
ment Is adopting energetic measures
for It's suppress ion.
CHOLERA.
ROME. Aug. 16.--In the Province
OF Campo Basso there have been
thirteen cases Of cholera; In Castclous
3; In Germessaun, .; In Province Pan.
nm, 3; In Srhorgo, 2; In Villa Francha,
Q. OF the foregoing 70 cases, 10 have
died four are IN the hospital aud o are
cured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-17
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

Special TO the Gazette.
DALLAS. Tex, Aug. IL William
Page while out hunting was shot and
killed 10y the accidental discharge of
gun while climbing fence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-17

NEW York, Aug. l6.-Five hundred
Thousand dollars in British gold bars
and 1925, 900 in American gold coin ar
rived from Europe to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-17
THE BUSINESS WORLD.
A Resolution Introduced in the Virginia
Senate for the Reputation Of
the State Debt,
Five Thousand Striking Brick Layers
Will Hold a Mass Meeting in Chicago
To-Day-Pittsburg Strikers.
NiILIA RESuNIING.

FALL RIVER, MASS, Aug. 16.--All
the mills that have been closed during
the past week will resume Monday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-17
SUNK FOR THE THIRD TINE.
Special to the Gazette.

LAREDO, TEX, Aug. Is. - An
American boy was bathing In the
river here to-day, and ueing unable to
swim was nearly drowned He had
sunk for the third time when assist
nnce arrived and he was rescued.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-17
RaAtlea,lax Caline, Minister.

CONCORD, y. H., Aug. l6,-Seoretary
Chandler rived here this forenoon.
He will meet postnisster-C General
Gresham here who accompanies him
u Warner Ga Tuesday both 20 TO
New York,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-17

SELMA. ALA, y
bale of the new cIopu
csived to-day from :
this county, and ssSo 'u
twelve cents ath1
days behind the ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-17
Marine 1ab|

GALVESTON, TSA
rived: Big stacy f'0 q,
sailed; Steamship =
York; steamship A'A'
city. ~>.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-17
THE DAY ABROAD.
A False Rumor That China Had De.
olared War Against France
Negotiations ssill Pending.
The Cholera Plague Strengthens It's
Hold-Dnwing Gradually Nearer
to the City Of Paris.
HAnlau 10 Beaten In Soulling Match
for the Championship Of the
World.
MEXICO.
BANDfT-rI.

CRY or MEXICO, Aug. ie.--3oldiers
recently attacked band OF forty high.
waymen near the city OF Trapnaio, In
the state Of Guarsjuata. Negretc, the
chief Of the bandits, and bis brother,
were killed. The colonel command
ing the troops was fatally wounded.
Soldiers are now In pursuit OF the ban
dite.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-17

MINNEAroLIs, MINI, Aug. lG.-Tne
city OF Anoka,twents miles from here,
burned this morning. Hardly IA
house IL left standing. The loss is
heavy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-30
THOUSANDS Of Fancy Articles for
Presents, you will find cheap nj
EMSIlElMER'S.
Gtm G,,teldQrnrfr
Now Advertisements.

ONCE, Nos. 20 aud ~ Fourteenth Street.
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Rev. benjamin Mitchell, D. D., a promi.
nent minister Of the Presbyterian church,
died at his home in Mt. Pleasant, Ohio,
last Friday in the S5th yearofhis age, and
was buried yesterday. He became the
pastor OF the Mt. Pleasant Presbyterian
church in 1920, and served it faithfully
and efficiently for forty-eight years, and in
1877 ri retired from active work, in the
18th year Of his age. This church was
one Of the first Presbyterian churches
organized in Ohio. DR.. John McAIillin,
Of Western Pennsylvania, organized this
church and another ut Richland, nov St.
Clairsvil!e, in 179S. Dr.. Mitchell was
well known in Wheeling, and all over
Eastern Ohio. lie was a mar OF eminent
abilities, %singularly pure In life and gentle
in disposition, and his death will be
widely mourned. He was the iather.in:
law Of Col. Toseph Thoburn, whose maine
will be revered while brave deeds and
honorable lives arc esteemed noble and
memorable.
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LOCAL bnEvlrIEs,


- AiA e. tAtS ~ kLtA sAuOab
tho City.
"ENGAorp" Mt Arion hall again tonight.
OSE marriage license was issued yester.
day.
TrE Top mill Is idle, and when work
will resume there Is uncertain.
TnE North Wheeling bottle works
started up yesterday after a weeks rest.
A TURKISH peddler. dressed III native
costume was about town yesterday selling
beads and other trinkcts.
WoEx was resumed ut tho Riverside
steel works, nj Benwoot, yesterday, after
Il suspension Of three days.
A coLoRIp masquerade ball was given
nj tho Second ward Market hall last even
ing,and was largely attended.
TmE last wills and tcstaments OF John
Medick and Priscilla Ditty were admitted
to probate and ordered to DO recorded yes
terday. F..
TIE invitations for the New Years after
noon gcrman were Issued yesterday by
1.-THE German" Tho affair Is going TO DO
livery swell"
TIN Crescent mill was compelled 10
shut down yesterday by tho blowing out
OF The mud valve. Work will DO resumed
this morning.
TIE following letters remain unclaimed
ut the p~ostofice: r. D. Hughes, l.. G.
Noidhardt, J. W. Wood, II. NJ. Shcrmer,
YIN. 7. Harris.
Jonx II. HoLr, ESQ, Of this city, late OF
G%roenbrier county, was yesterday admit
ted to practice law at tho bar Of the Ohio
County Circuit Court.
OFFICER SrEIymcHEn Is still Off duty on
account Of sickness. He injured himself
on the night OF the 18th inst. while elias.
ing two thieves in the Fifth ward, und has
not yet fully recovered.
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted 10 rec.
ord a deed made December q, by Albert
Stump and wife to Charles Stumpp, in
consideration Of $3.50, for lots 1877 and lbs
on Kentucky street, Island.
Tue Council Committee on Salaries wa!
called to meet last night to fix tho salaries
OF tho various city officials for the mex
term, but n quorum not being secured, tn,
committee adjourned to meet ugain Satur
day night.
CHARLIE BELL, n colored youth, was dis
. orderly at the Second ward market hal
last night, and Officer Reed arrested him
He resisted, and was knocked down b,
the officer, who then had no difficulty il
locking him up.
TIE post mortem examination OF q no,
that had died-of cholera, made by DEs
lloge and Robinson Saturday evening
took place OH P. L. Kimberly US farm d
Mt. dc Chantal. Mr.. Kimberly has los
nine hogs by the disease.
TuE case Of the man Mertz, accused O
participating in the attack upon william
Clator with intent to rob, was yesterda,
postponed by Squire Caldwell until thi
morning, OH account Of the absence 0
witnesses OF Importance for the defense
Merits claims to be able to prove an alibi
TIE M'ennerchor' Singing Society will
rs usual, dance the old year out and tn,
new year in at its hall in the Public Ii
brary building. There will be u concer
early in the evening under the direction
= Of Prof. II. J. Arbenz. 4 very nice pro
gramme has been arranged. The concer
is for members and Invited guests only.
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AN ENJorAnnE ENTERTAINMENT
Given by tho Young People In the Baptist
- a.hurcl, LA NI.At.

AN INJOl LAtbsIE EN IElel y AllSNl
Glytn by tho Young People In tho Daptls.
Church. Last Night.
The First Baptist Church was crowded
last evening. The Young Peoples Work.
ing Association OF tho church gave an.
other Of their popular musical aud literary
entertainments. Observation-Disclosures arc
always successful, and that OF last l.igh,
was exceptionally so. The programme
was admirably rendered, and consisted o.
u voluntary by j. W. Amick prayer by
the pastor, Rev. G. NJ. Shot a song, ave
Are Now in Youths Bright Morning" BY
all Il recitation, "The Bridal Wine Cup
by Mrs. Grace Padcctt; q cornet duet b,
Mcssrs. kasley and k%urncr; a solo, "PrettS
Pond Lilies" by Miss May Ward; read.
iny, "AiiSs Minerals Disappointment" b,
Miss Anna Hall: solo, "Waiting AMI
Watching" by Miss Anna Lee DeKalb
duet, "The Minute Gun at Sea-" Messrs
kaslcy and Reed; solo, "Shells OF til,
Ocean," Miss leila Q. Ward; recitation
"Asleepa Mt the Switch" Miss Bertha Hath
away; solo, Strangers Yet" Miss Matti,
Gary; reading, "Jennie Dunleath." Mis-.
Jennie Edwards; solo, "rl,ere Is No Love
Like the Dear Old Mothers" Ella Amick
recitation, "rhe Dream OF Clarence" from
Orchard 1II,"by Mr.. RI. Hobbs song
Little Snow. White Hands" solo by Mrs
Van Allen, chorus by Mrs. 7. E. Lasley
and Messrs. Reed and kasley; song,
"Thcre's q Home and q Crown" by all.
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|C0OPERS TO STRIKE.
THE nEN woop MILF coopnns.
Employed by Wilson q Dunievy, I.e,olv,
Tint Tlicy will not Accept tho Reduction
of lInlfa Cent n Reg offered them by
tho Employers, aud VIII Strike.

Tho coopers cmployedin Wilson 4 Dun.
levy's Rcnwood cooper shops, ut which,
tho kegs are manufactured under contract
for the Benwood mil works, held n meet.
Ing yesterday afternoon to consider the
proposition Of 'tlleir employers to reduce
wages fifty cents n hundred kegs, or half
n cent n key. which reduction according
to thotcrmsof the notice, isto so into effect
January l. The meeting resolved not to
accept the offered reduction, and to no.
tify tho firm at once OF their dctcrmina.
ton. 1t Saa further resolved to strike on
Thursday Il tho Owners OF the shops arc
firm.
The only possible outcome Of this action
Is n stake, and tho suspension OF work In
these shops. Doubtless tho coopersin the
same firms shops in this city, where the
kegs for tho Riverside mill are made, and
all tho other coopers on both sides Of the
river who have received the same notice,
will take similar action, and Il general
strike OF tho cooDers OF this vicinity IL OK.
pcctcd 10 result. This will DO Il serious
matter, Ms besides the large number Of
men thrown out Of employment directly,
the mills will be compelled to shut down,
ut least temporarily, il the strike should
become general, and all the employees in
the various departments will bccompelled
to remain idle until the difficulty with the
coopers Is adjusted or some arrangement
is made to bring kegs from other points fol
the use OF tho mills. or course tho latte,
arrangement can only be temporary, II il
should be resortcd to ut all. I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-30
ABOUT PEOPLE,
strangers III the City and Wheeling Folks
Abrond.

Strangers III the City IL Wheeling Folks
81 Abroad.
State Senator.elect ]. 3. Somerville, Of
Wellsburg, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. J. II. Close and his little daughter,
Of St. Clairsville, were in the city yester.
day.
Mr.. Geo. Bowers, jr., OF the Eighth
ward, is dangerously i'll with typhoid
fever.
Capt. G. Y. Lucas, who has been in the
city for several days, left last night for
Chicago.
DR.. Charles E. Mason has just returned
from u ten days sojourn with friends near
Cleveland, 0.
Minnie Oscar Gray and William T.
Stephens and their company are at the
Mcclure House.
Mrs. Drinton, Of Wheeling, is the guest
Of Mrs. David Stewart, OF Gravel Hill
Bellnire Independent.
Miss Matte Bryan, Of Moundsville, is
visiting ut the residence OF Mr.: John
Vance, No. 26l0 Market street. 3
D. W. Custer, Esq, Of the Tyler hide.
pendent, came up from Sistersville and
spent a few hours in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Tom G. Brady and bride passed
through the city yesterday for their homo
in B%uckhannon. They have been visiting
Mr.. Brady's parents in Washington, Pa.
The many friends OF Mrs. Bosss, mother
Of Mr.. al Boggs, Of Bellaire, will DO sorry
to learn OF her death OF typhoid fever at
her home in Cadiz, Ohio, on Sunday morn
ing.
Mr.. ". G. Morris, a B. 4 0. telegraph
operator, and Miss Emma lankey, daugh-
ter Of Capt. Plankey, Superintendent OF
the County Intirmary, will be married at
the Cathedral this morning.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Skntins tho Old Year Out-ynripns Current
rrH".... H News 5Intfory m.

Skating tho Old Year Out-yaripus Currsn,
News Matters.
There will be n watch meeting at the
NJ. h. church tomorrow evening.
Ander Soloder, OF Calcutta, lectured a,
the A. NJ. L. church last evening.
Mr.. Addison Mcliim, who has been in
Burlington, Iowa, for the past two years,
arrived home yesterday.
a petition is being circulated to have
the town government changed to tho
form OF Il city governments
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Ratclin' and other
were ut Mt. Pleasant yesterday ATTENDING
the funeral OF DR.. Benjamin Mitchell.
Notwithstanding the dull times there
are several new buildings in process o
construction and some inquiries for build
ing sites.
1t is very desirable that every mcmbe,
OF the blaine and Logan escort clul
should be at the meeting in Town Hal
Friday evening.
Some OF the young ladies are getting ur
a leap year skating party at the rink We'd.
nesday evening. They and their friend,
are to have the exclusive use OF the rink
after ten o'clock, aud the New Year will
be ushcred i'll with the clatter OF skates.
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He GAVEITup.
An Ablo Member OF II Brilliant Stan Really
- -.. Doesn't Know. -,

An Able Member OF IL Brilliant Stnn Really
Doesn't Know.
Newspaper men ore apparently believed
to know everything; but they don't.
That it is not a violent presumption that
such . belief is extant is shown by some
Of the questions asked by telephone OF the
newspapers. "What was Grants majority
in Iowa the second time he ran ~ docs
a flush beat a full hand% "What is the
difference between a Congregationalist
and Il Unitarian ?" "Who wrote 'Reauti.
full Snow'2" "Who had the best batting
record in 1852" "Who did Ada Isaocs
Menkcn marry last?" SLOW do YOU bro.
nounce W-il-h-e-mj?" and "What is
Queen Victoria's last name?" are a few
recent questions members OF the ISTELLI-
aEscER staff have been called upon to
answer.
Last. night, however, query was pro.
pounded that takes the cake.
Tho Theological Editor answered tho
telephone,
''say, how much do Joy & Murrins want
for their saloon?1 understand it Is for
sale" came. over the wire.
The agile theoloslan, taken entirely BY
surprise, frankly admitted that he did not
know-the first TING on record.
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FUNERAL OFJAMES SpEYEH.
Il Large Assembly Show Their Esteem +
the LnmcntCd Deud,

the LnnicntCd Dend.
The funeral OF Col. James Speyer,
which took place yesterday afternoon,
was very largely attended. The services
took place in the synagogue OF the con-
gregation Of which the deceased was pres
ident. at half past one, when the caskct
was borne slowly up the aisles, followed by
the weeping relatives, every seat in the
ediiice was occupied, and a Target number
OF persons were standing. Nearly all Of
Wheeling's prominent business houses
were represented, and State, county and
city officials were present. Every orc
rose rs the remains were brought in, and
remained standing until Rabbi Sesslcr
commenced speaking. The Rabbits re-
marks were very affecting, and ut times
hc was almost overcome by emotion. At
the conclusion OF his remarks Col. Robert
White was introduced and delivered a
brief eulogy upon the deceased. He re-
ferred to his generosity, his integrity aud
his worth as a man, both in the business
and social walks Of life. The force Of the
Colonels remarks was felt by every one,
for the death OF Mr.. Speyeri is one Of the
most generally mourned that has taken
place i'll the city for some time.
at the conclusion of Col. Whites ad-
dress the pall-bearers, Messrs. Michael
and Joseph Emsheimcr, W. II. Frnuk,
Victor Rosenberg, B. Marks and II. II.
Manbach, removed the casket to the
hearse. THE Jefferson Club turned out
twenty-five members, carrying their ban
ner diaped, to act as m escort. The three
Hebrew societies, Free Sons OF Israel,
B'nai Birth and Kosher Bartzel, to which
Mr.. speyer belonged, also turned out rs
escorts. There was y Longtime OF carriages
that followed the hearse to the cemetery.
Mr.. Speyer was also y member OF The
National Union recently established here,
and his death is the first to occur among
the Wheeling mcmbers.
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The Mitchell NIurler Trlnl,

The trial OF Emmett Mitchell for, the
murder Of Charles Griffith a few months
ago near Louisville, Belmont county,
Ohio, began yesterday. The high family
connections Of tho accused and the emf
nence OF the counsel engaged add to the
natural interest in tho eaSe. Yesterday
was consumed in securing a Jury.
Hon. Lorenzo Daniord, of ST. Clairs.
Vile, and Hon. John Mcsweeney, OF Woos-
ter, are counsel for the defense, and John
W. Shannon, Esq, OF St. Clairsville, will
assist Prosecuting Attorney kennon for
the State. 1t is said the plea set up by
the prisoner will be self-deiense.
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TOLEDO, o.. Dac. @.-Whcat, demand po;,..,
~ "a = req December tic: January 7ITo! FedhGr.,,,sses,
ne: March tic: May So1!c nsElti:t Eo.. ; a, sof. "!
s slf; ce Mnv '' ann No: = eash anl y.aIr 100: Ja IN ss
nc asked, Nay aic usked, Clover scol 4 ., nSIi
prime li0LniNN III sia5. oN'e1 Neeu uuul
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The play, Saved from tho Storm"
which opened at Charley Shay's Theatre
last nights an excellent one. It abounds
in lurid sensationalism, but the acting
dogs atone for any faults. Miss Minnie
Oscar Gray and MIR. Stephens are good in
their parts, and the company Is a lair one,
but the dogs are the most intelligent and
best trained ever seen in Wheeling. 1t is
really marvellous what the dogs have been
taught to do, and their performances
brought down the house repeatedly last
night. Tho company will remain at this
house all week.
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Chicken nnd Hog Thieves.

Capt. BENEFITS remark that EVERY
body II steal nowadays" ends u new illus
tration daily. Night before last a party
consisting OF two men-and-one woman, in
q buggy. drawn by 4 sorrcl horse, visited
the section OF country where the Marling
robbery recently stirred up the people,
and it is alleged that when they icft they
took along the ieathcrcd occupants
OF several we'll filled chicken coops.
The same night John Workman, a far.
mer living several miles south of Bellairc,
had three hogs stolen roma pen. The hogs
are believed to have been brought to this
city.