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The Eryptian Conference.

I.u>roN, June 29-At meeting yestcr-
dav of the conference on the Egyptian
question. Granville briefly stated the tinan-
cial proposals to he considered by the con-
ference, then adjourned to allow finance eN-
perts to cxamipc the proposals. The date
of the next meeting is not fixed
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Is well stocked with Cloths, Cassimeres,
Jeans. etc, for men and boys wear, and
always at the lowest prices. f NJ NcCii!-
lin & Co.
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WHEELING W. VA. TUESDAY MORNING, july l, 1884

against him in the neighborhood. Although
a successful physician, he was not popular,
while Kaiser was esteemed highly. Gonce
served term in the Missouri Penitentiary
for bigamy a few years ago. Kaiser was
As years old, and leaves wife and four
Children
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THE PIED PIPER.
\ Novel and Charming Celebration at
Hnr nll In

H,srIIN. June 29.-The celebration OF
he 6OCth anniversary of the charming OF
hr children Of Hamelin by the Pied Piper,
hegan Yesterday and was concluded today.
Children disguised As rats emerged from
'oorways and repeated the procession Of
yesterday. running gaily behind a piper.
followed by the towns folk, all dressed in
costumes Of the period Of the pipe he
children following the pircr finally di'ap-
pcared in an improyised cave in the n"er
hank
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f, GOV IIosATIo SEyXoUs being inter
.rad .ahr,i'.,ingIy pronounced GROVER
C.Nu ,>o me strongest man tor the De
mo,-arv 20 r.ly arolrd. He indorsed
Gov r.s administration Of the State affairs
a- n.,..anE sound.
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THE OOUBLE-G ROAD.
lection Of Officers by the New Board
Yesterday

EIcVWOn OF OIhCers by The View BOard
Yesterday.
Special 10 the Register.
GRAFTON, June 3O.-The new Board of
Directors of the Grafton & Greenbrier Rail
road met in this city and effected the follow
ing organization: W. NJ. Clements, Presi-
dent; ]. E. Hall, Yice-President; ]. W.
Talbot, Treasurer J. w. Glascock, Secre-
tary and Auditor; G. W. Whi,eScroyer, Gen
eral Manager. The new management is
composed of practical and experienced rail,
road men. Steps will be taken toward the
further improvement of the road
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AN ILLINOIS BRUTE.
a Cas-. oi Horrible Dcpravity in Lognm's
Egypt"

Paris, ILL.,, June &0.-Paris has another
sensation. and one that exhibits horrible
dcpraviry. John Ashley had Hiram VIM,
who i've, north of this city about seven
miles. arrested for assault upon hi wit"
sister of Ashley. with intent to kill. VIM
was brought to town this morning br %hnr
.n Stewart. and acknowledges aS>ault.rE
his wife with a hutcher-kniic cutting her
arm and heating her unmcrc,fIi'v, aud Slr,
be- Was provoked To- 10 it by finding his wife
un.nithlml 10 him
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M. RAxruL daily life is NO" recor'ea
., faithfully and lar more cla5oroteIy IN the
New York TuIaae than the proceedings o.
On, On.,u arc in tlr Cour, Journal
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NL"h'EEg. Wis. June pa Menasho
dispatch SAYS John Strange lumber dealer,
hats gone juro bankruptcy. Liabilities $40
600. assrts 10000 The suspension was
caused by a depression in the lumber
marhnt
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Ni hen

Icu can buy silk dress for less money
than you can an ordinary worsted one, is it
anv wonder that our silk department is
doing such an immense business? Prices
will tell F.. NJ. McGiHn il Co
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NN=EuIE- June ~ Two deaths from
cholera ~ the tw"n,c tolr hours ending at
~ cingh this ,vcninr
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Sd BRoADwAy. ROoN -

NV YORK, March : I70".
Having been cured Of a severe attack OF
rheumatism of the neck and shoulders ~
using Allcock's Porous PlasterS feel 1t NV
duty to strongly commend their use to any
one similarly afflicted. For a period OF
several months had exhausted many 9th
or so-called remedies without obtaining the
slightest relief Finally applied one of
Allcock's Porous Plastdrs and found my
self almost Immediately cured.
consider them true blessing.
Faithfully yours.
JAMES Il HusYER
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Nr lanes hean"tt is pronrictor ofone Of
10 Oldest livery and training stables in
'.gIe.aud and i well known as a Skilltul.
w." informed horseman, and a gentlemen
=. ,,...ll integrity and character. Lawrence.
Williams & Co. Cleveland. o. are the sole
t"Pr;e'ors for Gombaults Caustic Balsam.
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Ex-SpeaLcr james ". Hustled, of the New
York Legislature,
MAKES 4 FEW REMARKS.

NNhfN I FtW NtHNhNN
You did not 90 to Florida for your
cough and cold, as YOU proposed?
"No, found the necessary ozone and
pine aroma in four of AlIcock'S 5 Porous Plas-
tets. two on my back and twoon my chest. !
was quickly cured they proved perfect shield
against pneumonia. These piasters also
cured my son of rheumatism in the should
or. Which for months dcicd mclicat skill. |
have iornd them very quick to cure aud
ah>olu.r, painless. In bruises no external
remedies can be more effective.
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ANXIOUS.
MIR. Randall DESTROYS That Congress Al
journ in Time For the Convention.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-Mr. Randall Is
verv anxious to have Congress adjourn this
week. He wishes to attend the Chicago
Convention and superintend his boom in
persnn and also to look after the tariff plank
in the party platform. Having won vic
tory over the free trade wing Of his party
carly in the season. he wishes to emphasize
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Great BaDkrupt sale

10 SanSiy Judgment at the Famous Hat
UIs' U Nv Nam street All their stock OF
ii''S: iI' -, 'apS and Gents Furnishing Goois,
"so trunks aud SatchelS to be sold at anv
! 'e ~" will continue until the stock Is
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No Disturbances.

knNT Jun" 2a-Euormous crowds at
.gHdrd 'hr celebration ct St. Peters jar
Many poHcemen were ~ hand but no dis-
t"raHagp occurred.
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Irne Merit Alnne

Has given Allcock's Porous PlastcrS the
largcs, sale of any external remedy in III"
world If YOU have been using other kinds
OF plasters, one trial Of "Alcocks will con
vince YOU of their wonderful superiority
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IT,, S,r-h evidently hasn't forgotten
r,[ Hr.tre< rape OF the spoons. After
rr.rs q. py..e. this IS sad,
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ONE WOMAN'S WAY.
She Upbraids Her Husband for Killing
Her ParamOur.

MEMrHIs, Tenn, June 29.-[ Special. i
Waverly, a small town near here, was to-
night the scene of more excitement than it
has ever experienced in its history. Groups
Of people stood on the corner and discussed
the days events Children shrank back at
the slightest noise and clung crying to their
mother skirts The cause Of all this ex-
citement is one of those domestic
tragedies that shock communities by their
suddenness and bloodness. For some time
the families of Wilson Larkns and W. H.
Owens have been engaged in quarrel that,
while it interested, did not materially affect
them. Larkins, who was somewhat noto'
rious for alleged libertnism, has greatly an
moved Owens by boaSting of his intimacy
with Owens wife. These boasts have been
frequent, open, and even brutal. Ot
late they have been so bold that trouble was
anticipated. Yesterday the quarrel termi
mated in a murder. About ii o'clock
LarkinS took position near the store Of
Owens aud displayed handkerchief, which
he said Mrs Owens had given him as a
PLEDGE OF HER LOVE.
Talc-hearers carried the news TO Owens,
who sent word that no man would so de-
base himself as 10 stand on piblic street
and openly boast Of his sins. This
angerco LarkinS above all reason,
and he announced TO the crowd
that Mrs. Owens was his mistress, Owens,
as soon as he heard Of this, took Il shotgun
and started for Larkiu who started and
run. but returned a few minutes later with a
revolver and dared Owens to come out.
Owens again took his gun and started out,
At III" door he
Fired at Larkin
and continued firing as he advanced, the
second shot taking effect. Iarkin appeared
to Re raralyzcd and did not return shot.
\, soon a. he fell the news spread with
Hglinirg like rapidly, and The whole town
gathered at ihc spot. Mrs. Owen, who
happened to be at a house near the scene
OF .he uagedv rushed ont and threw herself
on the 'ory Of the dead man and irantically
uiicd to lin to speak to her. Suddenly
rising he faced her husband and denounced
him u the mos Urmoru'cd t'rms Owen
arI,u,JGd to shoot her, but was restrained.
Ih,rc O., grra, excitement coroner )
ayrU'ri Owen.
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Tn, Hos Jonv BEASNoS of Weston, is
:,,,. r.,r examining the condition OF ms
,~nrrcss:ouai fences in this neck OF the
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Ma ; B. ELNl>s is spending a te" days
., Deer Park preparatory to his "rduous
canpaigu labors a, the FU.h avenue soap
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MADRID. June 26-Thc authorities have
qucrantined against all English shipping
unless England adopts precsution against
the Spread cholera.
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BEFoRE BREAKFAST.

,.-,rzrY FRAvs smiled screaeIy o"
-. .f Yesterday convention.
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Tux par,opoEs Enquirer continues to
.., ;.L .,,',rs.hradsd leaders for Gov
-.,.,r U,,r.r So. Resident,
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Our Cloth department

WHEN vc thirst call on VI. Hearn, corner
If Market and Twenty-fourth streets.
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JAMES r. IIosuEI

FRENCH Nainsooks India I.aw.I and
allover Embroideries opened this morning
y Geo. L. TTl?r.
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aIILEER ~ \ CANDIDATE.
some hndaNit~ Bearing on the subject in
Question.

some inrdaNit~ Bearing on the subject in
Question.
StY.c Of Vast Virginia Ohio county. -.
Personally before me Joseph r. Paul a
Notary Iublic, in and fur sand county T.
!. Parsons who being duly sworn, SAYS on
his solemn oath
reside in MoundSvllc Marshall county
West Niryinu. and uIu an attorney at law.
On some day in the present month, which
am unable TO fix more definitely than that
it was after this petition had been filed by
Joseph II Miller, auditor in the Supreme
Court of Appeals, and before the case was
argued, was in company with Col. Robert
White. of Wheeling, and !. ). Newman, Of
Marshall county, at the dinner table Of the
Hennctta House. in MOundsville. Both of
these gentlemen are prominent and active
Democratic politicians, and Col White
is lawyer practicing in Wheeling, and
member Of the bar of the
Court of AppelS. am Republican,
These two gentlemen were not acquainted
with me- and did mt recognize me. On the
occasion have mantioncd Il eSe gentlemen
conycrSri earnestly about the political in
tereSts in the State their iayOrie candidates
for different Offices and III" chances of
such candidates for success. Both Of them
spoke warmly in favor Of Joseph : Miller,
now State Auditor. a candidate Tor the
Democratic nomsuatiOn tor Governor Col
White aid TO Nr Newman that in case the
~ssorSl. crr order which had been made by
the Auditor should be held circumstantial
bv the Supreme Court OF APPEALS, Mr.. Miller
would. Notwithstanding his previous letter
Of decfnuIionS. be a candidate before the
Democratic State Conventions 10 he h"ld
july - next, for the nomination. for Gov
ernor and would be successful in that con-
nectiou. Col White said it would be the
object Of Mr.. Miicrs counsel in the mandi-
mus case to push it to an early decision ne
cause of the effort that such decision it
favorable to Mr. Miller would hand in his
caudidacv before the convention and in tn"
gehrraI Interests OF the Democratic party.
Toward The close Of the conversation took
mart in It. and said that what Mr.. Miller
lone with regard TO the assessment order,
had been done in the Interest OF the Demo
cratic Iar;y and | didn't think it fair TO
Shoudrr on him all the political consequent
ces %" ,rcl nrd,.r This remark, presume,
led Col. White to suppose that was a Dem
ocrat, for after dinner he approached me
and requested me to come to the Democratic
Convention of July %, as delegate in IA
vor of Mr. Miller Informed him | was
a Republican. Since that have uot heard
Col White say anything on the subject
T. J. PARSONS.
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Womens fine shoes, softest shoe made for
ladies, at J. ". Amick's lli$ Main street.
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Our Debt,

WAsmSGTeY, D. C., June 3O.-The de
crease of the bubfc debt for June is abort
-, 100000 The reduction for the fiscal
year, which ended to-day, is about SlOl,-
600 900. The reduction for the last Rsca
year was Sl37 ,S23,2T
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By buying a summer Corset al Il ", Ne,
Gi!!in i Co.'S,
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Ricycle, Base Ball

Prescriptions carefully prepared aJ LAST
& Williams Drug Store 1910 Main street.
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The Excelsior Baking Powder Is as
popular as ever. (R H. List manufacturer. -
Sold by List Il Williams 1910 Main street
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Tng iron industry isn't reyiving eve
II ,lo P;r~bur. Jo>E~ As Chairman o.
,b. Rrpu. lean COMMITTEE
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it by debating the tariff plank. Next to the
nomination, Slr. Randall holds the tariff
plank TO be Of the most importance.
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Sworn to 9th June, 1854.

I Lewis S. Newman, Of Marshall county,
do hereby certify that | was present at the
Henrietta House at the dinner table during
the present muntu Of June. | believe on
tie llth day of June 1851. that that is the
only time have leru In Nounlsville dur
ing the prcscur month; that then at such
dinner table had uu conversation with
Mr. Ed S.atnaka. Of Whccljug in regard to
the assessment order named in the fore
roinU affidavit of I j Parsons; that ! eX-
pressed my regret at Mr. Joseph 5. Miller
not heinz a candidate FOR Governor aud
Mr.. Statnak expressed himself warmssy
ior Mr. Miller and said Substan-
italy that he did not think
Mr. Miller's candidacy was over and that
he thought he would still he a candidate, we
conyerSed pretty freely. but of course | can
not recall the language. remember after
dinner and after we went out of the dining
room some one speaking to Mr.. Stalnaker
and addressing him rs Col. White, but |
nciG but little attention to what he Saik.
have read the foregoing statement OF MIR.
Parsons and here state that had no such
conversation as thence was stated with Cot.
White at said table or elsewhere and that
Col White was not at said table then when
| was there and that never heark Col.
White express himself waamly or otherwise
in favor of Mr.. Miller. or enybody else As a
candidate for Governor and that Mr.. Par
SON is surely mistaken in saying what he
had As to Col. White in the foregoing sthia'
Wit H. . Nh"SAN'
Il
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" hat a Prominent Hor,eman say.
uyyIrh jaws Es>>srr> En,rpING
NNu SNL. >r,rrF.

t,ry. ,sud % AvriI Is. l,~l.
lht, is To- n-r'itv rBay have been using
"ym..a, Ca.,,sy 8,.>am for the past
''Ebte'.r wur.', a.i that have never
."wG" o. .anwu 20 rrm"jy tdut was So r.
Ha'., .ra .a..l'.r have used il
''r hl .'"n... rnr'P,ru' SPAWN, wind
-'s.N. 81 rrrhS enlarged and weak ten
CONS. "pH.nn.nsa u- wcua ewes, and all
,..."'i q ,'.. sos "a every case deriving salts
factory "rurU,S :rvU IL would sooner be-
|''"oo' ali "ghrr veterinary remedies than
A1S''c ha.,am In nav stables. would
$50 Na' that /, can be diluted and u,.,d a. a
'A'ment tor all kinds OF simple amelrs<
N.'alnS, c,r H5.a more satisfaction than
10y other P7rpasa,;ou that Icyr,y tried.
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FoR a big ,lass Of beer 60 to NJ. Hearn,
orner of Market AID Twentv-tourth streets.
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Hand Turned

and Lawn Tennis Shoes att W. Amick 5
li3 Main street.
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Our Attractions

LADIES White Silk Gloves Opened this
uornipc f NJ. McGillin 4 Co.
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FINE Cigars, aud the best Tips. in tn"
city. at List Il Williams Drug Store, 1910
Main street.
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ARMY brogaus. old style, just received at
Csrnahsu's, 5, 2l03 Main street
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For Saturday will be immense. Don't fail
to look in at them. + NJ MC(illlia i Go
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June 35th. 1854.

For bottled beer, ale and porter, call on
NJ Hcarn. corner Market and twenty
fourth streets
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WASHINGTON, June 3O-Etiorts to secure
a Solicitor OF the Treasury seem 10 have at
last been successful To-day the President
nominated for that position Hon IT, $
Neal, Of IrOntOn, Ohio.
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"AlIcocN's''is the only genuine Porous
Plaster; may no other and you will not be
cheated
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\ Tarin Refnrmrr.

MIR. Randall Is a. mach OF tariff re-
former as any mau IN the party out wlen
We reform. or prr,cud To rriorn, he waAts
To reform tie tavors to,al abolition o..
the inrrruaiir.ruuc system. aud is ready to
loin hards with snv AMI all N this Hod
! 'avo. oc an yquai.za ION ufoIr du''"s Oh
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The Business and Laboring Men.

Mr.. Randall" continued he, is very
strong with the business men all over the
country, and he is popular with the iaboring
men because he was DroUgh, up to work
himself Morrison is strong man. aud
popular man. No man eau question the
ability or integrity oi them. They have
both been in public life a long time and |
have Yet To hear tn, ;ir,t animation against
their rlttevrifv'
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ri. Own words.

If oropcr economy be exercised m e.
?eudurrr>. they can nc brought within the
limit u, our ordinary resources Of taNati d.
enablir. us, without jar or friction 10 re
peal iutrrual revenue laws, which are IA
auisitorial and offensive in the highest de-
rree. These taxes reach every citizen in
his business. in his household and in the at
fairs of everyday life, while they have De
come almost uncomfortable. There is no
Iongrr an excuse. IN my opinion, Of their
con- suuauCc.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-04-21

Ernest Morris, the young botanista and explorer
of this city, who started to South America on the
18th of last February, has returned. He arrived
at Georgetown on the LIST of March, but he
found that the market would be overstocked by
the large collections of plants which had already
been made and, therefore, he remained in the
country only twenty four days He made a
trip sixty miles up the Cayonna
river, however, and brought back with him quite
a large collection of curiosities besides a stock
of plants for J. A. Bruce. the florist, of this
city. Mr. Morris arrived at Philadelphia last
Wednesday and reached home Friday night.
1t is his intention to again return to South
America sometime soon, and he will be accom-
panied by his wife on his next trip.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-04-21
DEFEATED BY QUINCY.
The indianapolis Club Give a Poor Imitation
of Ball Players.

The game between the Quincy and Indianapo
lis clubs at the Seventh street grounds Sat
urday was the poorest exhibition of ball playing
ever given before an Indianapolis audience, re
sulting in the defeat of the home club by score
of eighteen to eleven MeKeon was put in to
pitch, but his arm gave out after the first in
ming, rendering him utterly unable to control the
ball, which was banged about over the
field in most inglorious fashion After
the third inning Keenan, went in to
pitch, Thompson behind the bat, Kerins to cen
ter and McKeon to first, and from that time on,
such another exhibition was never witnessed on
a ball field Phillips threw the ball so far over
first that McKeon couldn't have reached it if he
had had sixty foot ladder; Callahan fumbled
1T and overthrow; Kcrins, Peltz and Dorgan
muffed flies, threw the ball over the grand stand,
and We're otherwise ''off +" and MeKeon couldn't
hold the sphere if it had been handed to him.
The batting on both sides was unusually heavy.
Peltz making three two basers. McKeon two and
Dorgan one. while Gorham. Doyle and Osterhout
each had three baggers. McKeon sent five men
to bases by striking them with the ball The
least said about the game the better. Following
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-04-21
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

The Flower Mission Training School for Nurses
will receive onefourth of the receipts of the
Wigwam rink on Tuesday
The Classical School students will give a pub
lie gymnastic exhibition at Dckson's Opera
house next Friday evening
David Richardson, of Lawrence township, had
his knee fractured by falling from an out going
Bee-line train on Saturday
Marriage licenses were issued on Saturday to
James A Duckworth and Ida D. Ribble, Jasper
G. Tonsell and Rebecea A. Hamilton
H. Steeg will read paper before Council No.
g. Mechanical Engineers, at their hall, No. % ID
North Pennsylvania street, Wednesday even
ing.
The Bluff Road Building and Loan Fund Asso-
citation of this city, with a capital stock of
100000 has been incorporated under the State
laws.
Officers Raftery and Laporte on Saturday
night arrested Pat Corrigan, who had q Jimmy
in his pocket Corrigan is an old offender, and
is now under three years floating sentence.
There will be a meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the Marion County Sabbath school
Union on Saturday next at 10 o'clock, at the Of
fee of j. n Binford, No SO East Washington
street. A full attendance is desired