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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
MA6NIFlCAT.

All that We tejgn ~ gracious or divine
4 Ia woman has its type; each holy SPrj;e,
Nartyr, OF priest, or sanity erenlltc,
Treaties very woman All that dOtn rehn'
: be srts, h uauuerS, 10 her sway benign
Owes high a .rgtancy. all things fair ard right
Her weakness, champions in the world, trsptei
Where won is u1 hose but hath a shrine
How oft, ala prulaued. Men cruelty
Her gcnt.r spirit. or 10 shame "etray
Her lun,c,rCe with a ki>s, her agony
And bio. sweat III Slnrt~ that ever stray
Forever y 10 eSS. and her bitter Try
tF.F, rn. Do. heaven t,r vengeance night Iui lay.
-Etwari =. Harding. IN The Critic.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

|||I 40 u |--I-| y y
On the "lh Of August Iii Shields lost .
en3.jog, AMI thorough search failed to re-
zeal i,s Whereabouts astSaturdey some
q The family happened to ac in the vicinity
Of an cid well, which long since has been
abandoned found the dog or a. least what
rems:ued Of il. !. had been in the well
tvertyoIe days, and although alive, about
all Tat MAS lett Was It's LGTHe and bark.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
Zoo Jolly Ter Ills om II Jaws Good.

! n.w arrival il santa B,r,ara from
Hrw York Sac Is CO: >ilerA5ly exercised
oytr bis jaw. E.e'y tine he laughs heart.
~ the muscles Ct hi5 - ire strained III
,.ch manner that he is Luaole to close
lIs mouth, and in this preiicAmert he seeks
lie seryice5 OF q physician in order TO set
rim right. One day last week, after seek.
II the services Ct u physician, he bad only
zone a block or two when he met a fricld,
aid while relating his story he happened 10
laugh, thus causing his speech it be sud
9tply cut ch, By bis jswbore becoming die,
located
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

John lashley, who is employed on rail
way sectioD, while diggicg up stump jus:
above The Atchison Pottery, fouad mum
Der Of curiosilies, among wLich were several
fine specimens CT gold and silver and q
email conch shell with the lords Prayer
carved on it.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
noHy Auu, Dolly Ann AMI Polly ,un.

IL Carroll County there is a i3mlly living
near Villa Rlca, which contains ;hree lady
members hat are tripiets They are al
la lies Of fine physical development and are
,ery much alike. One Of them has lateIy
married. They bsas the singular names
Molly App. Dolly Ann. Polly Ann, anu a;e
daughters o! 4 Mr. New orter
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
ETERNAL WISDOM.

y OF in the worli Of light alone,
" here tod Ia, built hts blazing throne,
S0r vet alone iu earth below.
v it'll beited seas that come and go,
And endless isles o! sunlit grren,
|, ali thy MaEer's glory se.n:
Look in upon thy wonirous franz
Ite.nal wisdom oil! tHs same.
Ill y,me,.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
DR.. ]. E. SMITH,
No. 1904 Chapline street.

I'FN TUUITtfTTI "|--FT
is he only regularly educated physical srs|Ak
Oh tE. following diseases In the StatS OF "''' 80
'i,Ja and the bis, evidence Of his skill and ..ors'i
The testimony Of his patients. He never Use p
t,rt, name without permission, thos" aPJ-r ri ~
y. lew out of many hundred certificate, IN hi' P"z
s.un. Many years experience In the best hursJ
.,grihpr With thorough medical education ali."
,ufIigritv with therapeutic agents close Oh~sFa.b
~ temuelneptie peculaitics and strict at'"n's111
hygioitc management enables him 10 treat an so
eIs disnares which are frequently regarded ~ ir'W
siIn In every instance Or. Smith will iraaE ~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
The Ancient and Honorable F0si~s.

Nine generations OF Wilton 70 <tsra
have excessively run 8 gris,mill at Nilitxi
on the came lite selected By the senior VIZ
liam Fowler on arriving from England in
1875. The present building is the fifth in
succession.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
4 SauriaB Slain with n Stick.

L. A. Carter exhibited 10 town az sliiga
tor which he killed while it was asleep on q
leg st Baretts mill pond with blow from
rail on Tuesday. The gator was eight
feet long, and had an ugly looS about him.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
Nine DAYS WONDERS.
A Budget Of Stories Telling Of
Strange Little Episodes.
Long Stories Made Short and Short Stories
PontedIy Put---The First Monument
Grant---A Swimming Monkey and
Lots Of Things Of that Sort.
EaaSrs Cify dYrHai.


Tie frst monument TO the memory OF
General Grant has been completed at Pea
Dody, Kan, and adorns the grounds Of the
STATE Fair Association at that place 1t Is
made of framework Of wood, entirely coy
cred with ears of yellow corn. The shat is
forty feet high with psd' sta! Of seven
feet, The four sides bear respectively the
words: Peace" "Un'on,' Plenty and
Liberty" carefully built up OF red ears.
Tie cc,nice moulding OF the pedestal is
scye:ed with sorghum stalks, and at each
rpgle is huge Kansas pumpkin. In tne
ceLlre Of each face Of the pedestal is Por,
rail- Of tie hero Of App3matog, surrounded
with triumphal wreath Of esrs OF popcorn
with red peppers for the berries Of the lou,
rel crown. The thir;y.two bushels Of corn
used in the monument wee taken from q
field adjoining the town OF Peabody, belong
ing 10 the President OF the association.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
How One Chick Came to L!fe.


A cs=a Of accidental incubation occurred
ut West Point - Other day An go d
beer hidden IL o manure heap, and ,.o7.!J
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
A Clear Skin

is only a part Of beauty =.
but it IS a part. Every lazy
may have it; at least, wna'
looks like it. MagnoG,,
Balm boil, freshens aa1
beauties.
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after it wss discovered and eyp,..i.
light, out steps chick. IA

N;l!ed gev;lle has has ms; v., B..
three children FAMED Eesp-.GG. .-.,..$
SaktEnfAre AID Vienna
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GernAn-Americ.n J Journalists.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 2l.-Che opening
session OF The first convention OF Ger
mnn-Americau Journalists, ever held
was conducted in the city couac'l
chamber to-day, End the OBJ
iecC for which tbs event "sr
arranged, that of forming Il
oniionsl organization was attained,
l., A, Wallsnweber, the veteran Ger
man editor OF Reading, served as tenn
porary chairman, and the forenoon
WAS given to tho selection of commit
tees on organizations, constitutions
ard finance.
la tho afternoon the following of
ticers were chosen for the permanent
organization:
ChsirnIan-Dr. Emil Pretorins, 81.
Louis.
observation-disclosures Koeppen,
Nil NauIeo.
second e-Prssident-Csrl Ruem'
elsin, Cincinnati.
sscrstarv-Emil kiaessIg, BROOK
Ign, New York.
Various matters of interest to tho
fraternity were discussed, alter which
t took St earciasses, i0 which h U weFe
furnished by one of tbs largo
brewing companies OF the Guy,
to whose brewery the editors were
driven and there entertained tho
remainder of the afternoon. To
night grand bsnquiJ is in pro.
sress, having been arranged
ia honor of the visitors by
representative German merchants OF
Milwaukee. After business session
tn-morrOw forenoon the visitors VIII
attend Yolketest at Schu!cza park,
and in the evening pagtic pate IN &
bali to DO given in their honor.
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The volunteer firemen Engine
Companies Nos. 1 and 2, met last
evening st Turner Hall to conclude
arrangements for picnic and other
matters pretaiuing 10 the welfare OF
tie department,
ON motion . committee YVES APP
printed TO draft re. OluliOns III mem
Dry Of their deceased brother Bick
ham, On motion it was decided thaL
troy donate 1919 per cent of the
profits OF The picnic TO ihc two sisters
OF tho decua4ed brother who weru
dependent upon him for support.
Alderman Spsllman and Llnskic
we're appointed respectively marshal
and assistant marshal Of the day.
On motion commitGae Of three was
81 pointed to convey The following III
vitation to the chief of the paid fire.
mon:
Turner Hell, Aug. 81. lSS5.-To The Chief of
the Paid Fire Department of Dallas,
Texas.
We, The volunteer fire department OF
Dallas, most cordially extend to you
and your department an invitation to
attend, in body, our parade on the
morning of the 22l, at $3.50 g. m., and
our rlicnic during the day and evening
at Shady View park.
gned
THE ENTIRE VOLUNTEER FIRE DE.
PAErIENT.
The report Of the committee was that
tho chief would cGnsul5 Alderman
Williams and report this morning by 9
O'Clock.
The following is Inc line Of march, las
deaignated by The marshal OF the day,
The department viii form on Com
msrce street, III front of Turner hall,
tho head of the column TO rest
on Lamar and Commerce streets end
move SIS follows: Thence ON Lam ar
to Elm. thence west IN Jefferson,
theupe south t1 MAIN, th5uCe eas 20
Leonard, thence north 70 Elm, thence
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Afghabistan.
ALMOST ANOTHER BATTLE.

ALMOST ANOTHER BATTLE.
LONDON, Aug. zl.-A dispatch tee
day from Meshed, Persia, near the
Afghan frontier, to the Times, states
thata collision between Russian and
Afghan posts nearly occurred on the
18th instant at Karatspe, IS miles
fro Ii CLAIMANT Gals. Some Russian
troops approached Karatepe and the
Afghan troops there stood TO their
arms. The Russian officer whom
he saw this, ordered his troops to un-
sling their carbinss, and he was shot
and severely wounded by the acct
dental discharge OF one OF these
weapons. Before tho exact nature OF
this accident was ascertained there
was considerable excitement aud con-
fusion, which, however, subsidized as
soon as the truth was made known.
The Afghans, then retained this Rus
SLAMS until they received orders to let
them go. The Afghans treated the
Russian officer with great kindness,
bandsged mis- wounds and sent him
back to the Russian lines. A hurried
investigation was made OF tire occur
renee on both sides. The Russian
commander exonorated the Afghans
and promised that his troops should
not again advance beyond Claimant.
M. STILL STRENGTHENING.
Bald, Aug. 2l.-Four English officers
continue to supervise the work of re-
pairing ard strengthening the redoubts
of Herat.
A BRITISH ENVOY AT CABUL.
BOMBAY, Aug. 2l.-rhe British en-
voy, who was recently sent to Afghan
istan, has arrived at Cabul, the
ameer's capital, and has been received
with great honor.
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NJ awbo saved me bpsiw bai lhs
Hsfsmsn gDl ih4if oars ni0
eaiaf and fpnd M, uanf
Il tuef and ffnamnf lUnlei Tho
siak6 b0at but 6nlF slightly, Al along
the home atfaiHh thefe wore several
lengths NJ clear waiHr between the
bOaia 0audauHr aud liOsfnor naio =
pluoky struggle Tor n stern chase, snd
wL0u they NOfG Hquaritr NJ n milo
from tho ini-h, closed az the. load
iron iva a. thfuH lengths, but Court
nay aud COnl8Y would let thom como
no nOHreT, aud this distance WAS pre-
served % the finish. Courtney fo'
cOivad an enthusiastic ovation, III"
time, considering tho ml.hap nj the
stake boat, waa phono mHnali beating
all previous rColrda ny a.
generous margin. 40 MAS II 51l d. I'M
alter tho race Gaudauor
aud lIO-lner entered Is protest, claim
ing tue toat Of Courtney and Conloy
had hsHn assisted around the stake
boat by tho occupants Of tho latter
The referee declined 10 allow the
claim.
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NEW YORK., Aug, 2l.--The FIRST OF q
series ol thr0s trial races between the
ceutre-bosrd sloop yachts, Puritan
and Pricllla, 10 decide which will 10
tho defender of the American Gun In
the September races with Sir Richard
sutt0Ws English cutter Genestg, was
sailed to-day, resulting in Il llstterlug
victory Tor The Boston yacht Puritan,
Ma tess race was ever sailed
under moro favorable conditions 20
the competitors. The course was 20
miles, deaf 10 windwSrt, measured
~ toy, aud return, A stiif breeze,
that compelled both contestants 20
hoist tneiT top masts, but which was
slondy from tho start 20 the finish,
mazda tho contest and extremely sa-is-
irc.ury one. The winGWgId yacht
covered fully 30 miles, making 80
iuilss in all sailed by tho contestants.
rhe PuritEn's time, hours, 81 min
uics, 10 seconds, l., IL Ia said,
too fastest ttmo over made by sRiiinE
vessel uuder similar conditions, aver
aging ~ itdoes over 10 milss an hour.
rau PTiecil'a'5 time waS 10 minutes
l.uEsOr,
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Very EAkish.

ALBANY, Aug. 2l.--Considerabi, tx
element has been caused il CchoeS
b. strange sight at tho residence OF
Mrs, Thomas d,whose infant child
died on Wednesday. When tue un-
dertaker was preparing tho body
for burial ono of tho party
present suddenly declared that The
tigureg of y cross and cha!ice could Ds
seen on The white cloth iii covered
t6e child's face. The others looked
aud saw tho figures. Mr.. Wood vent
out and people Aocked to the house un
til it became necesEasy to
call on the police to keep
back the crowd. The cloth
was frequently wet with water, but
the figures remained. the spots where
the cross and chaiics we're outlined
wore OF glistening Whittier shade
than tho remainder OF the cloth wnen
il vas wet. About II O'Clock yes serday
tho shadow disappeared. Many be-
love il to have beeu miracle.
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\ MYSTERIOUS Shooting

There was a sensation on Live Oak
street last night. About IL O'Clock the
sharp report of a pistol rang out, and
those in The immediate neighbothood
who rushed out saw u man lifting n
PROSTATE woman from the sidewalk in
ircut of BottO's ice cream saloon. or
ficers Mullen and Russell appeared
upou the scene and tooS the parties in
charge. They were Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Esyes, who reside near the
uoi Invest corner Of Pacific
avenue aud Olesnder street.
Tue unhappy pair were taken TO the
stnt on house and placed in sop rate
ellis. 4 HERALD reporter called and
had brief interview with Mr.. Reyes,
very brief indeed, for no was a Nsd
admitted 20 the cell by officer
Schullenger, and was endeavoring TO
get tbs facts from MIR. Reyes wi hen OH
Ger Ashton Pryor camo to the door
and said ne must icck th9 cell, as he
was on the eve ~ going Oft
watch. The reporter stepped out
side, and the door was locked.
Re talked then t. the prisoner
through the door. When Tho reporter
took his leave officer PCyor was std
present. "How was y you were III
Sucu AZ hurry, uttsA "iS Vhp IVp.t ~,
"are you special t1rnEey?" "Well,
Il You want to know, the party told
llb TO got you cut OF there."
Comment ia unnecessary 10 an in
teligrnt public. The reporter did not
get to soc Mrs, KeVes, whose wailings
were heard for BLOCKS away. From
What can be learned il appears that
Ka, is jealous OF johns Ork, 4 shOs-
maker Oh East Elm sGIoet, and that he
had charged his wife with being IN
Crue 10 him. How Reyes and his villa
happened to be together i'll
front of Botto's il mystery.
Tha reporter IN his laconic talk WITH
tie prisoner WAS further rattieu ny the
uris lnar's statement that the shot fred
in MS yard was fired by himself and t
q d0g, was news to the reporter. he
miGhG have learned something hod
not be beer buried away ~ 10 %a..
LATER-Mrs. Keye5 esssyed suicide
by trying 10 Sang herself with two
bandkerchiafs from the bars, but was
cut down by Officers John Overland
AMI Zen Cebell,
She nttem pied it the second time,
when % guard was put to watch her.
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psfi had ffe1 a0ilfN purchasers N
a. ai0aH ~ several fafs rsst nnd The
Vice president ~ the NnfiINeti com
mans said Tho properties are very
closely sllini iu 0feh other sn1 tho
t0n iHn0lea 81 the two c0npanies ~ ~
eirssr foirii0ns, rather iinn ~ any
characterization 7 have nn doubt hlt
that N Will result he tlH uliimain
hiHndi1g Of ownrrship, but hO" HIun !
have mo Information, II ~ announced
that matters affecting tha TeuTEhnlhA.
ton 0f the Texas 4 ~, Louis railway
have mad0 such progress a. ~
reasonably assure putting tho rohi
into good condition for tho cotton
business fr1m Texas grd Arkansas
dlfing the coming tall and wintor, aud
10 IL eVparlei that tho gauge viii DO
changed 10 the 81 anugrl width,
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SPORTING.


ALBANY, Aug. 2l.-Bstwecn 10000
and 1900 persons witnessed Inc
double-scull race between Courtney
and Conley against Gaudauer and
Hosmer, at Pleasure Island this alter
noon. Gaudauer ana Hosmer were
the favorites in the betting ~ the rate
of two tn enc. The rae was started
shortly after 6 O'Clock, Gaudauor and
Hosmer getting off first. Both crews
pulled about 80 strokes to tho minute.
Before leo feet had been parsed Court
ney's tremendous strength w9s felt,
and at twica TIL atdistauce his boat wps
q quarter OF a length ahea', tue pull
ing being increased 10 u Strokes d
minute, which was maintained to tho
last. After passing the park Gaudauer
and Hosmer PUT il sheir beet strokes
and almost eveneo up, pat
at the upper ond OF the
island Courtney aud Conley
had put Gle ar water bstween them. As
tho stake boat both crews tried to
make short turns, but they had not
calculated the strength of The tide, and
were horne against the stake beats.
Courtney and Conley made a bad ioui
aud those who could not nee the cause
% tie Sc .Geu. SCI NJ .odl ,EaJ We
Union springs 0arSI7l waa at his
GIL tFicss," There was d9cisiEe cry
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All az Aho Alhuf ...
Df. x. WILSON CARR, OF Ba IL
moro, says no has usGd ROSADALiS H.
cases of SGrofula anu other diseases,
with much satisfaction.
DR.. a. q. PUGH, OF Baltimore, re-
commsnds ROSADALlS 10 all persons
suffering with deceased blood, saying
H. ~ superior % gny preparation no has
over used,
Rev. DABNET BALL, % iLo lialu-
more NJ. n. Conference, South, s9YR he
nas been 30 much benefited by the
recommended u 20 al his TREND ard
aC4uE lntguCHH,
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NEW YORK, Aug. 2l.-The passen-
ger agents of tho trunk lines, excApt
the Pennsylvania, met late this after-
noon and agreed 90 advance pas
penger rates TO Chicago and
proportionatelv to all other Western
points. The Erie, the Lecknwauna
aud the West Shore roads VIII, in all
cases, adopt the rate of second ~otass rs
agreed upon, but will be allowed 10
make difIerentisl rate OF 81 on each
tirs5 class ticket sold. The following
are the rates named in. the schedule,
which goes into effect Tomorrow: Cht-
cago-First.claps,$ I4; second class, $l2.
ST. Louis, SIT 80 and $3.50.
Cincinnati, $l3 and $40.
Kansas Oily. $25 sni $2l 80.
Council Buff, $26 80 and $500,
st. Paul, $26 so and $3.50.
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ArIOyAL sgws EOtgS
SKIP on sltytR PUtonssss
lla.s whs nsa the os./aatT to' sale
Heid ~ COO iiiHh r. state tie
r', ,.I,, sl,' aiisns s
w''h'n%s ao'iP
Tho rsLrI. Mhl.sr rr,nd.

wAsmsoIoS, Aug, 2l.-'fho recent
der Of TIE commissioner OF internal
revenue kor tho release OF spirits
salppsa~ from Peoria to Philadelphia
aud there seized tor re'eKaminalion,
applied 10 spirits from the
saino city seized In New York and
nsltimOrs where similar DSemlnHilnH
yere made. General Sew0ll, chiOi OF
the revenue Egpnts, who conducted
tho Investigation la Philadelphia, has
iustTetnrnod 10 Washington He said
l-dRy that tho government oihceri
hsd successfully accomplish AL lhbS
sot out 10 do. Ther6 we're charges
that Peoria dislil ldgs wore n'ifaudlns
tha government 10y fraudulent gauB-
ing, Tho matter was investigated ana
ID was found that means had been no,
sorted 20 10 prevent tha gauging rod
fruin TeeOrdiu q tho actual coulants Of
tho barrels. While this fact wa" ta-
tahlighsd General Sew7l said he II
not prVpnTed % Hay n was uono by the
distillers with fraudulent intent
Tho excess found averaged Spout
ono ggllon per barrel cut o'OI In oyeIy
100 examined, In Wow OF tho lanA ol
positive evidence for M intent 10 10
fraud on the part OF tho d,alillersi the
government agr6ed 10 compromise
shoreby all tho spirits seized would be
released on the payment OF mo tax on
tho excess found. General soW2il AEia
further that 10 was not liNOlY thst the
government would Institute legal
proceedings IN lhls case
INIT stepa would DO taken
10 prevent similsr evasioEa or tholaw
i'm future and In case Of detection and
conviction the eNtromh penalty 81
tho law would be visited upoh the Of
fanlara
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.



AoRURN, ". ~ Aug. 2l'-FrnnE
Jose, Po,mskey this morning suffered
tbs extreme penalty Of tho Law Tor the
mur ~ Of Mrs. Paulina Froilzhsiul,
on June l, lsS3,
rhe crime was discovered when tho
husband OF the ylctiDl returned - hls
home after hls days tabor ana FOUND
thB mutilated corpse OF his WNe
wing In pool 40 Of had I Ssog
baatsn out with tho blunt 0ni OF a
h,tch6t. the examining surgeon ttsti
wing that over - blows had been
dealt win a weapon, lug mNrtHr2r
was captured or tIe following day Soc
Albany, The prisoner admitted may
Ing killed tho woman, nnt put ~ tue
plaa of self defense. lilo ClAim. q sire
sought an Interview and urged him 70
eiOpo with her, but upon luRrllnS lao
Yves already married, now into rage
ana drew revolver upon him, auN n'
defended himself with tnG hatcne.,
After tho commission o. the oriinn h"
rItlHd tho hOns0 Of nNcry thing 200 vac
shape ufl0wolry, His last uiS', ms
withputir cidont. Rov. Father Urlch
prayed with him Vatil IL O'clock,
when Ga retired n rest ana s'ep'
slundly,
Tho dnAth warrant was read ia tho
sell at 10 o'clock, and shortly alter
ward tho prisoner stsGd banosth the
gqlioWs, Ho appeared uumoNed when
asked ~ no mad anything tn say,
Father Ulrlch replied, saying tho prs.
luer wished 10 confess thar h. was
Iug'ly punished for tho crime. H.
s1Red forgiveness of all whom no had
.candsliZBd or caused pGin, and died
willingly on tho hope OF salvation.
Tho Moose Of tho BLACK Gap
zero then adjusted and at ll:3 yho
drnp fell. The neck was dislocaied
and ~ iO'i5 tho physicians prououuo'd
him dasi. PotmrcRey lsi5 iustTgc ions
AZ % the disposal of his body and the
burial took place in the Catholic GENE
cry tbis afternoon. About o.u nSr'
sons Witnessed the execution.
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RAILROAD MATTER.
nIiunezuolis q Manitoba Meeting.

Minneapolis W n snltODs mSsWuS.
ST. PAsL, Aug. 2i.-rhs annual
meeting Of the stockholders oil tho
Minneapolis e Manitoba railroad was
held here to-day ,t VIII CHI 1866, 2iS
snsres of stock out OF 100000 weru
represented. The only change
made in tho board was the
election of Henry ID. Minot, represent
ing the Boston stockholders, in the
place OF Marehal Field, of Chicago. AT
the meeting of the new board OF direc'
tors, he Id this afternoon, the following
officer. swere lsctsd:
james j. Hill, president.
John S Kennedy, vice president.
Edward Sawyer, secretary and
treasurer.
TEE joint report of the president
snd directors made 10 the stockhoid
ers shows tbs 8rOsa earnings OF the
past y ear TO no 1873 700; operating ex-
penses, taxes and Inselests, $5,49S,EOS;
dividend, 81 100000.
THE CONTRACT LET.
CHICAGO, July 2l.-rhe Wisconsin
Central railway to-day contracted for
the construction of 1l6 miles of road,
which will take the line to Chicago.
The work is to be completed by De-
cember !, end will form snctha ar
through line between Chicago and 81.
Paul.