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Arrested for Bastardr.

Special to the Sentinel.
WINCHESTER, Ind, Feb. 24.-Samuel Slick
was arrested here this morning by Marshal
Fletcher, on charge OF bsstardy, sworn out
by Ellen Smith, and held in 81 600 bonds, in
default Of which he has taken up lodging
with Sheriff ThOrnburg.
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I'm strIetIy Ob.erve the Agreen ent

ST PETEHsBURe. Feb. ~ The Journal de
St Petersburg denies that Russia has any
interior designs on Central Asia and de-
arcs that Russia will observe the Russo
English agreement with strict fidelity
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SORE HANDS.

Your CuUCUR4 REMEDIES are justly receiving
er At recognition. The miners find the Cuticura
soap splendid for cleansing the skin, and those
who have for years suffered from hands can
lot tay enough in praise OF II and Cutieura.
c. BUDDEE Seofeld Col
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GENERAL 70 .EIGN NEWS.

Queen vietoris Sends an Autograph Let
ter to General GordOn's Sister.
LONDON, Feb. p The Queen has sent an
autograph letter TO Miss Gordon, sister of
General Gorcon, expressing Her Mslesty's
sympathy with that lady in her bereavement
bv the loss OF her heroic brother
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RetaIiatory Measures.

VIENNA, Feb. 24.-The Austrian and Han
gsrian members met to-day and discussed
reisliatory members against the German and
French increase on port duties.
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DOING GOOD.

was sick long time md tried several doctors,
They could not do me any ood. aud then tried
Cuticura Remedies aud they aurel me. They are
doing a great deal OF good ia this country.
II. SALLEE, Cornish lille, KY.
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Suicide
Special 70 the sentinel.

GosPoRT. Ind, Feb. 24 ". A. Mont
gomery, wealthy and prominent citizen of
this county, hung himself in his barn this
morning. He has been in i'll health and
despondent for several months.
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CHAPPED HANDS.

have been using the CUTcURA SOAP for Chap
ped Hands and find IL gives better satisfaction
and operates more quickly than anything hav
ever tried. It's cleansing qualities and delicat
perfume recommend IL as a most desirable soap.
". r. PARKER, CharlOttesburg. Ky.
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LONDON, Feb. IA supposed dynamiter
was arrested last night while scaling the
walls Of the armory house in Finsbury,
London
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division. This resulted IN the adoption of
Glsdstones motion 10 resume the debate on
Sir Stafford Northcote's motion. The motion
was carried by 222 to -
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(ltii6ura
Infantile Blood Purifiers and Skin
Beautifiers.
4 GROWTH OF HAIR.

While using your CUucUEA for chapped hands
II occurred 10 me 70 try il for dandruf, IRON
which Altered a great deal, and 1t not only
speedily cured the dandruf, but restored the hair
20 large bald spot previously entirely destitute
OF hair. II is now an inch in length.
JOHN II. PARKE,
Master bark John Z. Chase" Boston asrbor.
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The question of EIigibility.

WAsHINeTGS, Feb. PA question has re-
Gently been raised with regard to the eligi-
bility of Mr.. Daniel Manning. Of Albany,
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Thirty Persons Drowned.

LONDON, Feb. 2i.-The steamer Allegheny,
from Cardiff. for Gale. has been lost and the
crew OF thirty persons drowned.
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AK lie BAINEs, Feb. 2l.-A house has
been engaged here for occupation by Queen
Victoria in the latter part of April.
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To BE Settled by a Commission.

town state that the joint Anglo German
commission is about to meet TO settle the
claims to the property OF German and Eng.
lish subjects in Angra Pequena and its
vicinity.
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a Poor House Burned.

BERNE. Feb. 24.-The poor house of Woh-
len Canton, Borgsu, burned last night. Six
persons perished.
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ArrivaI of Tronns.

SUAKIN. Feb. 24-General Davis, with 2)O
troops, arrived to-day.
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NATIONAL MATTERS.
The UnmatiIla Indian Bill-The Fortifcs-
tiOn Appropriation Bill Aliens
and Public Lands, Etc.

WAsHIEeroN, Feb. 24.-The bill passed by
the House to day, on motion OF Mr.. George,
in relation TO the UnmatilIa Indians Reser-
vation, is the Senate bill, but as some amend.
ments we're adopted it requires further action
by the Senate. The bill, after allotting lands
in severalty to the Indians, provides for
survey and sppraisement OF the surplus
and for their sale in tracts of 100
acres of untimbered lands and forty
acre tim bered lands, at public auction, at
the and Office to the highest bidder, il TO
an actual settler and at a price not less than
the appraised value. The payments to be
paid IN hand and the balance on time. The
fund realized to be used to aid the Indians
IN improving their severalty lands, and for
the education and future welfare of the In
dians. It appropriates $50 600 to carry pro-
visions of the bill into effect, $4,000 of
which can be used in establishing an ed
uctual farm and school. The bill is sub
lect TO the approval Of majority OF the
male adults and head men and chiefs before
going into effect.
When the House Appropriations Commit
tee, by vote of TO Z, directed the sub
committee, of which Ellis is Chairman, to
bring In Fertilization bill ibssed upon that
OF last year, Ellis resigned his place on the
subcommittee, and he will now offer his
own bill, which appropriates $1,000 600 for
the defense OF the four great hsrbors OF the
tOubIy 90 SUBSTITUTE tOI the majority Dill,
which will appropriate simply for the re-
pairs or the old fortIfcations-
The United States District Attorney, OF
Chicago, has made report in regard to the
case OF Madame Airline, recommending her
offer 70 compromise be not accepted.
J. II. F0xw0rthy, of Lincoln, Neb, has
been restorted to practice as an attorney be-
fore The Interior Department at Washington.
The Committee on Public Lands has re-
ported TO the Senate, with amendment the
bill TO prevent aliens from acquiring lands
IN The Territories. As amended it provides
that hereafter it shall be unlawful for per-
sons not citizens of the United States or
who have not declared their intention to be-
come such. or for foreign corporations TO
hold real estate in the Territories. The DILL
also provides that no railroad, turnpike o.
canal corporations shall hereafter acquire O.
own lands in the Territories, except such -
are necessary to their operation, or hava
been granted by Congress- aud all su.
lancs. whether acquired before or after the
passage o. the act, which are not necessary
tor the operation of such companies, shall
De disposed OF within ten years after the pas
sage Of the act, and If not disposed of shall
be forfeited to the United States. All prop.
erty acquired in violation of this act shall be
forfeited 20 the United States
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WORKS LIKE MAGIC.

Your CUuCURA soar i prescribe in all erup-
tl0ns Of he skin, ana il works ike magic
4. II. WHITING, NJ ID.
IA Central Music Hall, Chicago, III.
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WITH GOOD RESULTS.

have used your CUTlCURA REMEDIES with good
results for scrofula and Scalp Disease for nun.
Der OF years. r. K. FAULKNER.
HOrnelIYflle y. I.
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= -or sale eyelywhefe. Price Cuticura. SEC, Gu.
ticura Soap, 25c, Cuticura ResOlvent 81.
Potter Drug and Chemical CO., Boston.
bEA u L I cr-YfcuRa Tna soaF. o.sHi'ue' use 'He
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The COurt-Martials Of Swain and Morrow.
WASHINGTON, Feb 24-The findings OF the
Court-Martial in the case OF Judge Advocate
General Swain aud the sentenceoi the court
as finally approved by President Arthur
were made public this evening. On the fat
charge, of conduct unbecoming an officer
and gentleman, the court finds
General Swsim not guilty, bat
guilty OF conduct to the prejudice
of good order and military discipline On
the charge ''of neglect of duty in failing 10
report the facts concerning Colonel Nor
rows pay accounts, not guilty. Upon these
findings the Court sentenced the accused TO
be suspended from rank, duty and pay for
three years. President Arthur, after exam
lining and considering the findings and SEN
tence, returned the record of the proceed
ines OF the court, with a long communica.
tion regarding the sentence, which is con-
6rmed.
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General Swain may be placed on the re-
tired list December ,, 1890. Ii will be no.
ticed that the sentence of the court, as ap-
proved by the President, suspends him from
Office up to and beyond the date of his pos
sible retirement. The trial of General Swain
on a charge of having violated the sixtieth
article of war in having sold forage issued to
him for his personal use, resulted in an hon.
orable scquittal.
The President also approved the findings
and sentence Of the CoHrt-martial in the case
OF Colonel Morrow, by which the latter is de-
prived of all right to advance ment in his
grade for two years.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-20
. De0fh or Frank Ed!.H |.

Ahol; ,li- fist ni ,as; March. Frank Hatch WAS taken sic'! mith tie TrEhoii eyer, snd after {. ser"yc sYc.' ~ sici-ness as'in.; some tUo w--k' H: w.. a'i', -,. attend his t;r,i.. again. iI!: he gut IL, nr -nrn an-i h,i a res,s., ani siuce he I);a nf Apri. ite mas be.n conf A"it tr q. i.,; ani i'., been si:.sir Sinkir. yer .Ince. C., Wc.ia">i sy !a>; iis plys!c' 'n 'aT ;ha. 'il"r- @4- an ",ps t.'- hi,n. and i;. brother. wiin l. ;h= sh.ri. ut St: !. ,;c1 c'G:ls, C.:Cl::il, ": .e't f,c, uI viii 'irr;ye this Ivening. Icc piiy ,c,xa has il.,.a ais;n- i,n si,,,t ,sri. Tar s.r.rSi d.ys d.r', :n E. F. 'A . ''e .uu.:, kce, liin u'Iv. uu-i; t'.;s hr.;,er rrive,;, i,lt II wts of ur ,y.:'. :"r t;. ,l,;.il ls;, ;;s earthly body af na:f past We've ocluck ts cay, ai. relaEnc'; |" Him ti,:- gave ;:.
 frn:;a William II :tc', was i,nr7 .a , Il .dl in iS-T, an'! was 5 yc,-s "t age q; ,h. 'ine ui ria G..a.E. Ii WIS r:x,gs l"i;cats .nd during f'is lax i.iI.ss m!s ! great !,u; patient su:.. 'rrr.
 f.. l. $ reside in I'niiIS.0ne f,r the .ss' iiY. veAIs. during wi,iuh ';'ne ;'c iirs ,.rr ang .Z.t: ts iij,s ic 'n:i i.,I th. !irm i P W. smith x C.. q .crfed.i (: C.. .r,i E r;kin, Gil!sn, .E Pr .;iy. II Its .iso been city treasurer for tn. past hr-e ve,rs and nss fitted the pos';inn with credit tn himself and tn tiir city. II. was mc:nb:r of ,Io If ,snn,: lnd ,c ,t this city, ari ;.!s, nf the Rescue tIhS1 c c,irpany lfs wss wiinlc snuicd ..e1 lu young F! tn, not addicted to any b,i vices and i.l,a,! by al! wan knrs aim .Ai lis friends he:s src ieg:an. NJ arr'.ngs nenis ~ili be H. ,dc thr his fuu-r,. ua:l! ,is arrival of Ms brother, whether he wilt hay: him bar red haze or have :he body taken to California for Iutermest IS not known.
 The death of t'Is young nltr has cast guits giocns over our city.
 Tine various a.gs about town were hung a, half mas, to- day, cut of respect 10 ;hs m.rnnty of the late City Treasurer Frank Hatch.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-20
OFF SHOOTS.

Good iiacr s':;-;s ,.,.4I .t t:eyc-s ls; pas,:s fGr X ;.I Meyers < Bro nv,fiis '5 ce"'s rcr pair ,t N-yers. i,.,r..ci ,iut' grcar .sr cust a. H.vrrs. Ica Er,',, y:l,isx. -t Rs'.-r.y'. [. saloon
 th1cs fo- -c,,- o-sa prize <. :. Meyer. a ErG.
 '.o 'r s~hwa,ta tIr yo,, F-rrch kid
 K,ao cve-g n,i,,a: 4. ;be Bauk Es-
 ci:ar-.. -9: kcr;,';,. Tea Kettle ~;''ssy::-o :o.Cap..
 RAacr.,s'
 l>euo. sa"r err: Roi1:.: At s!,c Bank
 EGo.laugc :.,-ri@i:i-, : ',.e leather .run:; given sv.y w;.s
 r-s. lureha.c a:.I Nercrs 3 Dcos. Thc bc.: t;alifrrs:a ua.:cr. 60 cents ro.l
 "t ,te Cash a,.>ro ef WALcn.- X NEsicA. Three dozsr cg:,e f,- g., ri ,ho casl. Store pE WAL5cT- N Y...ck. Schrart. kespa the on'y :rs,-c.a-s shc~, tore .ii ] CEi.Isturc. Firg imported lunches ci :be ro,,a!.iL Mrrls ccGacs. to order. All E0Ucs iciow cott 3. ,. Nrycrs < Bro. -.,!eH i.a F:'i. streets. Mrs. JUuco. the en'@rpr;sirs ,rorr!e:rro i nt t..= iu."r"a.i''.ai k-s.nnr:!:t. hao secured i In. te'r:ces Q! .I!., r1onErcl rs the cu.s,re. | <. Lrc5ept,:p:, w4o IEses tae GelrI tc.:ay. Couti-S Gcre criy in trs..c.sss style. 2. :ae { o'c hoiirS and plIcs. Fuli stock ca! boots .,. Si s. J. ...y.-s (: ' Grr3. ! Spring heel ch.:ds silc-s in ggea. variety I lt SehTa-ty'S shoe store. 1 Gccs' iirc boots ssoni t,So 70 iv. dollars a; Scix&rtz'o .tOr s;o-c. i ScNariz ;s selling boots al! shoes io- lc.s ] tan any other dealer in town. ! Procure yoa- t.cks.s fer. hr b;S g., 5O
 keno pot to take ,,;ase Sunday uigh; ! The PioDec: Iai!is -four. sacral.ea... !. t's 1 t:g.: in th. market. For Sale a. .rc Casl: Store u: WCLCor( S MeSsIck
The Tombstone., 1885-06-20

Ch,rl,s F. iris comes to the front. l received to-day, the latest and finest and best pants patterns ever sesu in Toinb- stcrc. II snv :.eDt tieman wast, pair of pants made of thc lr:c,. scciI aa6 perfect Et. Twill. guarantee j. G TO p.T. Pants made from s!1 np to SI4. Cone and examine my goods. It dout css, you a ccnt to examine my ...'o,is.
 CnAebga WAp.,s.
 3'-.''. '. c.:, ': ..-:s si tszlz-,cne
 5 .::.
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THE BODY GF7 TITO FSDY4SS
 THIND IN H0EBTFTE
Canyon. b.- a Party o6 The Clifton RjIles-Suppose0
 To Have Been Killed
Tn the Fight With the Rifles About two Weeks Ago.
 And Made 3OO1.

Last ereninG Alex. Cady. Buck Tyson. lanes Parks ani Dick Mays returned! to Duncan, having thoroughly secuted the countty near Doubtful canon. They to1ud :hcy bodies Of twn .iesd Ipdisns.
 me within 200 aod th" nthnr witho 300 yards nf the ;r,ll over " hich the Iuainrs retreated in inc | ,hr nt the 9th inst. n which Cip.. Liae Fisher sni Fir4t Leu tenant ". |. Parks. with ah"at twenty fre men froE.' Dusc.n. Clifton and Chr. is!e whipped an equal number of lu-
 iians and chased them one d nd a-Aalf miles, when night prevented further ,,hnss. The papoose captured al this fight .s still here, in hos3,taole hands. I"2 report of the fin,iing ef iii" dead ,odirs nG these Indians reached here 5egcrt. days ago. sni was not credited. , put as they have Gcen found by our own
 ncH, We now know Il is fact. As the .raii beyond these i,oiIcs WAS very ,ioody. We feel certain "Iher In Hans we're killed aci w2unir,l. Whcn the :haSe ceas.,: it WAS top c:aIk .o hunt for dead Indians. winch account; for the imrSuing parry not tini!n.; any. -Cia: -
The Tombstone., 1885-06-20
Lost OF Sty'01e6.

One buckskia horse, four years old, about 15 hands high, No brand One black horse, years old, about l41I hasds high, Mexican brand on left hip ant! J. II. or shoulder. Tl'e Sl'oTc were lGss seen or inc ranch Of Thomas Dunbar a, Tgrs Als.los. 4 iibera. re ward will be paid fer this return to the Fhss;on Stables.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-20
County EsSo-a5.

The following instruments have been filed in ine ott.c ot tho County Record CT:
 LEGATION. Cato mine. Dos Ca1cGas district, J. Munk, r Munk. W. Munk. Osceola mine. Chlricahus minjss district. E. H=ddsn, \ F. George.
 BRAND. Brand of Chas J. Green and Chss Fl Brad lev Hal! 6ircic aud cross Ou left .iGe. Brand of Charles Wsiker; C ".
The Tombstone., 1885-06-20
The Lrfrst.

CHooEs CAN'T, J.rc1
 NF3SRs. C,EstE & WFHRFEI-r-we have Just captured trH.n load Of wines. liquors beer and cigars. ans ,,a7e h"la o,,. some to en.er'"in Crook with when he catchee up with rus. sent th= remainder to you by eEpI=e, GEnoNoNIo.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-20
Don't EorEat

All kinds of tsIloriny doDe. Globes made. cleaned and repaired nt the loves, lying rates at inc tniloring establish ment of Cs,as. Harris. in Rlucrs nlock, on Fourth street.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-20

Give :.!e ne~ ts.inr;:.g establishment "A cali. guarantee lcrfrc; ss:isiaci;ru, lc n" pay dcGan ,,i. Al xnrk aorm A, short notice. Don't tn;i a yc tir Ci'as. Harris. Bu;r-'s hotel Blrck on Fu2r.n street.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-20

The Ban. Exchange saloon keeps the nniy .ennine L.and of Tea Kettle whIhsy a8,f.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-20

All narsons kno@i!.: thcuseires indebted iJ ;he i%ts J0hr Fasco., ac" requested to come forward aud settle d once at the Fash i"H saloon. or Inc secounts wi,l bc placed in the hands of collector
The Tombstone., 1885-06-20

I: you waut i,ooa 7asturage for rour ro-- ses. srnd ,hvpi to .he California rsnc:,. Is Hi,lts from Iornbs;ono. Fer ter,ns and p.g- ti"a!ars spriy to J. n Sash, .. :Ec Eclipse bakery Ou Allen street. a."oG
The Tombstone., 1885-06-20
EOl. S0lc.

The counter. shelving, ctoois, range, and in fact, al! 'l.c Ixiurea of the Crys ;al Palace Rcaisuran'. must be su.;l by the 18th. A rare chahe-, vii! he s,.d cheap. Apply at the Can Gan c:taiIr:i.t. ie.iO.SJ
The Tombstone., 1885-06-20

A'fent.Oa Eescnc Kosc C0n,Dnmv
 Tfcre will D. B meeting tonight 2, ne Hcae house at : 20, to make arraaye- ,rents 10 attcra the fanera! nf oa. late ae'rbe~, Y. W. iIs.ch. By osier os :. 5. Bradshaw, President. IL.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-20
Notice to the Public.

Having h""r suddenly called ;o San Fran cisco, DT. Dunn H.il attend tn ny ps;ients and these wfc rnAy need Ene during ny ab- sence, .hich MI he but few days.
 (. F. GonDrELLow, M D.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-20
TOMBSTONE June i.

TOMBSTONE June 4 ME. Hi0H CnIET.-iia,c received the ,,oodi. a'it our sIiU'n is rrnwocd nightly by p'Oplec:,s-er to purchase Cesar 6 N ehrfrits
The Tombstone., 1885-06-20
Notice.

Hoses t-ker on pa-tiirc r. reaso'abic rltcs, al 'hc California ranch, !5 mics fem T0mos.rnt. Good iG-1. 2.at,r ani sil..:- Fer particulars a!?:y 70 ]. N. N;.sa. a: ;ne Eciipss onAerv nn Alien s;r..l.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-20

Srswar.. r..iy k.s:'s w.'t- rr-a's -"o.s a-s rH'y :: .-a-~ SA; 5 = s- - or '' -
The Tombstone., 1885-06-20

8'--.'. 7 c:, E-::a ,; Esno-,on,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-21

Galligan has shown himself unmistakAbly
an unfit man for a position Of trust or
honor by behavior that would have sub
iected any person but himself TO imme-
diate arrest under the same ciTcumstanl::
ces. He ought to forfeit all his positions"
This opened Q wide field OF discussion,
II that can be called discussion,
wherein all agree. One gentleman re-
marked that Porter Smith had glorious
chance to do good thing, that would
have reflected great credit on himself, by
doing his duty when Galligan became dis
orderly in the committee hall-arreshnG
him and locking him up as he would
have done witness for the defense
who might behave half as badly. The
police who were in the hall came in for
their share OF the criticism. The general
i'm preston was that they showed singu-.
lar lack Of appreciation for the duties q
their position. At least one OF them ap:
plauded &C which ought 10 have caused
the arrest OF the man guilty OF them.
Nobody defended the Clerks misbe-
havior, and nearly all expressed the be.
lief that he had forfeited any claim he had
on anybody, mortified his friends, insult.
ed the Committee and the spectators, and
rendered his speedy retirement from pub
lie life a contamination devoutly to be
wished.
Said one gentleman: ~ hear he is try
ing to secure position in the New York
Custom house. shall bs glad to help him
get itn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-21
LOCAL BREvIrIKs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About the
City,

Two MARRIAGE Licences were Issued yes
terday.
Tnr Morning Star Social will give q
skating and dancing carnival at the Island
rink this evening.
Now that there are no other dramatic
attractions on the bills the investigation
has tanned down.
TIE debris Is being cleared out OF the
burned sforeroom Of Logan & Go.' pre-
pa,atosy 10 dismantltng aud rebuilding.
AucrIoSEER HERvEY yesterday sold the
Blake property, on the corner OF Ihirty-
eighth and Eff streets, to MIR. 5. +. Hill
dreth, forSl,205.
JouS GRAY, the East Wheeling man
some time ago locked up as lunatic, was
Yesterday released by Squire Phillips,
bond being furnished Tor his safe keeping.
Col. ARSgrT, one Of Potter Smiths coun-
sel, during the investigation has been in
the habit Of hanging his oyercoat IN one
OF the cloak rooms OF the OLD house;
Monday night some scoundrel stole II, ana
up TO date il has not been recovered.
DuElNG the past forty.eight hours the
river has flllen fast. At dusk.last evening
the marks indicated depth Of only feet
6 inches in the channel and the river was
stationary and it was raining, an indica'
ton that another rise may be looked for.
DuRIxa the past ten days large amount
OF sickness has developed itself in the
city. 1t is the result largely Of throat
troubles. Many children are seriously III
with Group and many dangerous cases Of
diphtheria are reported among both
young and old.
THE newly elected Gas Trustees, Messrs.
Rolf, Seeley aud Jepson, had their joint
bond for $4,000 approved by City, Col
lector 0'KeeAe, ami gave 1t into the keep
ing Of Mayor Grub instead Of City CLERK
Bowers, as reported. They will probably
meet this morning for organization.
MAYKRs orchestra plays for a hop a
the Island rink this evening, and goes tc
Portland on Thursday evening to play FOL
tony affair gotten up by the ladies anc
gentlemen OF Portland. 1t also plays iol
the mask carnival party on Friday even
ing, after the regular session, at the
ALEXANDRA rink.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-21

This evening, the wonderful rink attrae-
ton Of the season, Florence and Jay VIII
son, will open a two nights engagement at
the Chapline street rink. The Frederick,
Md, Daily Ne1x saysof them: Florence is
four and half years old. while Jay tod.
dies along at two and half years. From
the moment the little ones appeared on
the floor until the time the electric bell
rang announcing the clsse Of the perform
ance, there was one continuous round Of
applause. The sight was such an uncon-
mon one 10 see two such tiny creatures,
hardly able to talk, on the rollers, that the
spectators were carried away with admira-
ton. At the close OF their performance
the little "Babies" were taken in hand by
the spectators and treated to candies and
bonbons and kissed and fondled like tho
babies they are. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson,
the parents OF the Babies" accompany
them on their travels. Their home is In
Indiana, Pa, and they have just returned
from Wilmington, Del, where they at.
tanned great notoriety. The managers Of
the rink at that place presented them with
a fine pair OF roller skates, from the cele-
brated establishment Of the Union Hard
ware Company, Of Torrington, Conn,
which cost the donors $50 pair"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-21

Extensive preparations are being made
by the survivors OF the 18th Regiment
West Virginia Volunteer Infantry (Gen.
W. b. CuTtis's old regiment living in this
vicinity, for their reunion to be held in
Moundsyille this week. twill commence
on Thursday the I'D, and continue for
two days. All old soldiers are invited to
attend and participate with their com.
rades OF the old 18th in going over the old
times. A pleasant time is assured to all
who can attend. The people Of Mounds
Vile have taken an interest in this matter
and are doing all in their power to make
1t successful occasion in every respect.