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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-04-30

n. D. Coon, the music man, of Eau
Claire, was in the city yesterday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-04-30

Parker's Pleasant Worn syrup Never Fails
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-04-30

An ordinance to prevent injury to streets and
the obstruction or encumbrance thereof.
The Common Council of the City OF River
Falls do ordaiu as follows:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-04-30
No.......

Received order as 10
above
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-04-30

G. Fl. Boxrud, of Red Wing, is
spending few days in the city.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
,NEWJEkSEY CENIKAL DiVISiUN

FOOT OF 1HhRTY srT NoRTH tt RIyER I.s ,ss,
yM IHiLADELfHIA and ,IRFNToN: Pound Brook 5
ss 1G1 no H f Is % se 80 ssS @
sns @ q s~n % Gs
DExMTNGokSoM sc % JARS on all Day Trains sndsLEEPINo
Assspas sa sa ssss SAC iiidd Ia m m sl5 sio see
@ KS $50 & asoe & &c Jaa5 5 5s rs ssssi sc s rs
sSIocK HAVEN niS fExIE and PHIL1rsBURo Penn
ror arS S&iEiAaspoar III Nj syNBuRY. LEw1ssuks and
CITY ~ al at Ia 1sS "a an A. sas &
~ s's % sas sSS n Oo .sa 400
IS rs 9ss s. $fTfssS { aoo 81,
ioc. Isl s:i5, 545p. m sundays at $50 ~ IN.
PRMa9Us gktTST z. !. & c 4s So ssJ M loo lso sas 400
fSs sso oc sas. n Loo isO siS ss
rors ANON at 400 7co st5. m loo. lso. s;ss Aoa
r s'i AIDA i; sS SSIDok sa b%AScG @ SAB @
For FIN INeToN 100 s.s Am 100. iso 400 aaao
s,,. ,;io Fl al 1o s.oS no, saa loso l5
e5e 100 1880 s;lo le;5op p m sundays 4"o eooa m-
* Z; IF ss s se9 S 5os re i s 81 sss 1913
$50 55 800 S c I;SY 5so SS 100 200 M loS 10 lsep loS
-; sS & "a? sa9sen ssS seG 6GaAN GROVE Anr.
@ o rs a99 except sS sSS Grove sss q
For sSe eRERaoGbx sis III & sls 7S iOoa $780, 400 500
ypp,pa yp1paja KEwooD, TOMS RIVER aud BARNEoArat 400
-, s ifc cfg cifp %iNELASD AMI BEIDoEroS
400 H. ID. l.3O y. IL
NaW-JERsTY SOUTHERN DIVISION
Per No N3r Bys ana y I1Sg fs1Sy hSGs sMacsH
zsl 500 ii:00 a. n LOO 345. 4;S0 $50 Sundays
For ILsERoS. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
OCEAN BEACH, POINT PLEASANT. DC, 300 h;oo
% ieS "a eip sY 4so $50
1tSrLiAKEwooD TONS RIVER BARNEeAT. 4'so a. mi
aStc,s can be procured at foot Isbcrtyst Pier No
Sss iveS Sss Isl and 74s shave yinstgns 10
~ 4. and l43 Greenwich ST. l65, z0o East l22tb ST.
800 Bowcry, and principal hotels In New York city
IN Brooxlyn at 10. Court-st l0I Brosdsay s!a $50
rtrn.s 2l0 379 Ma a~hattansve In HoDoken, 254 Wash
nrtor-st ~ Y. Transfer COMPANY VIII eau Tor and check
Sss.cage from hotels residence to destination
yf WOOTIEN, - =: " 4NSsyIS1.
II p BALDWIN. @. l.. Agt. ll9 Liberty-st ~ Z.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
BroekInn Property for Sale ar> % let

ALONG BROOKLYN ELEVATED RAIL-
n RoAD-Denrabie plots Of lots for sale, for improve
NET or INVESTMENT HUfAND& WHIrIN6.S Boekisal,--I
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
S1rqUENT AND RAPID TRAINS TO ALL POINTS

- full time tables to be stations ef the company
ssS :. MS so7 sss sz. ss7 iss and lsas Rs.sa .
Sst ai Fifth Avenue windsor aud other principal
Scss a. and . Delmouco's liza Brssdvay.
AEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAiIR0AD.-Comm Jsns ~, 1881
Nrsugh trains win leave Grand Central Depot,
lrswing- room 20 Rochester and 1t ALBANIA. -,
ga Saratoga, Lake George and Montreal specaL Witn
$50 M Fas, TStsd ch,cago and 9. Louis Express with
Sssso NisssrS Fans Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriyins
= next day TSroash Drswiss Room Car TO Niagara
eea Springs csnandaigua Rochester. Niagara Falls and
III p- Western New.York and Northern Express with
$50 D. ~ Albany Troy Saratoga and Utica ExpresA
drawing To Lake George 0n saturdays
n p Accommodation IN Albany and Troy
s6 Chicago st. Louis Express with sieepins-carsf ff
Eisgra Falls Bufao Cincinnati Toledo Detroie Chicago
1850 D. m Express with seepngesrs Syracuse andto
kr l,ufalo Niagara Falls. Cleveland, Toleio and DO
tro Watertown daily Cane vincent day except
tudsy and to Clay aod Ogdensburg daily except satur
ii:l5 Night Express with seepngca TO Albany apd
Trey Ccnnects WITH The morning trains for tho West ana iof
Tskets sale st Grand central Depot No Bowhns
Green 43 Broadway. Hnrlcm Depot l2othst and shave
Ss.I 7S5 and s42 Broaawsy and l35th-st- New
Yas. SS Wsshngton and 730 Fulton sts BROOKLYN ana 10
xscommostions in drawing room and sleeping can
precured at o the ticket Offices In Newfork clty ana
Ss5 washington;st. BrcoSlyn ,, rs.,a.ro.
tThe g trains stop at Harlem Cl25thst and 4thava)
ion snoaay = rgns only to Albany and nr9y xrNpRIcx
General SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
A FINE DAILY EXCURSION

UP THE HUDSON to NEwBURa AND RETURN.
Steamer JAMES BRETT from Pier 9. daly SUNDAYS c1
cepted) at IL and from 2lstst at ll5 landing al
Yonkss Cranstons West Point Cold sprns and Cornwall
leaves Newburg every evoning Saturdays ex
cspts ceck giving eycursionists four to sx hours =
West Point and Newburg Fare 900: Excurson LickesS
returning day 75c Excursion Tckes 70 return 81
hudson River r. H. West Point 81 to Nowburg 81 ~
Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
REAL ESTATE

NEw.Yorx, Wednesday, July %. 1883
No sales were held at the Exchange and Auotion
Room to-day.
list ov THURSDAYS sALEs.
Rlaecker SON. public aucon OF about acres OF
land and frame house Main, john and Washington s'
Haekettstewn =. u n o,n.v ra.sr.. of two
os Essc sseh aa
brss sss @ s4 sls .., & d Ss Ss snS
lar buiidips. No lSo kast listh-ss-
RECORDED REAL EsTATA
NRw-YORK CITY.
The following is . list OF the transactions 70
corded in the Registers Office to-day:
Arenlarus.p.ee n .4ss Y q osanaays aSIloc; sooo
sr,; s1 sS g. T nss
ssssy Lot 47a aiIioa
~ n IA .,o,S,r % % RnsSlis Bsrmer 10000
hseen rsferes to William Sharpe ....---- 5000
sn. pnsy a0S smother 70 Pranfin 6uy iseoo
Walnut ave- o Lon ~. 25xlo0 Michael Hart 70 nm
stranssss mss ssf ~ i2oS ntonavs ai1saiii
s.sneavs seas Dssst - i @ Of linton ave. aiIsai
West :sss ss e ss"GS 81 Hs N %'S McDoasa. asilo
Marie 0'gsrs and another 20 ThS%ss os Han nd,sv
2sf9sL :, iLs s,,,s y sC 10000
lssthsr 80 - ,arss n sts ehsrn' ''.. $4,000
h.s s's 10 g q 5I%: ss:t also & 20 Is issS tss
sSse e Sss s.an.a,arss 20 to %lsm tasooo
@Ass NO $50 EAST Aao.pn " $4,000
wsshnxtonst n " Of Cha rtonst s0xl2O; VIII
Ian Vane wifet Jefferson M Levy snd an o no,
III GtaeI as5 II W Of at1a1e. 4o1io22; CITY
Ch Ext Mrse. societn OF theA Church 70 81
AndrewsM "a cenren r,l.. arss Dsuiei ania
sns viz 20 70 Emma / LINES 49,. -. l66oo
24th.st 200 II Of istave, % S98& executor OF Chas
Durant 70 Esteils eowefs A i.z.rh lnasfes -
gGsssi aii 900 y 1ss e sca s
aShs s1srfs SIS oi i;tavs 5cISss
s4,t.st so I, Of isav. 2519s o. also
ct %ot Of istays so,a,ss a5s,sss ass ie 2sthst
yl50xie7.o; et a to trustec for srme' i-o'h
n,srss. @ II 81 t,:ays i7ISs ii: ferdinand
o,Sss S,enianh .na wne " 80 1880
MiaSisbs9ser % ' $4,000
Brosd%ay. " cor Of i2dst 10 ith.avs. 5i.sIss.2x
essrs. Ia. hA"me'''' 'o..... l22eoo
R.,,Tnssye = lss II Of sisrrsr IT. ss6Ii0o
s,risn refo,ss 10 e,atharns Rvrnett .. o95
72d sn g. sIS I1V nsto y o. ratis eiismann $500
I'm Hss.In 70 SSs John Hn Cannon
Same property John Cannon and wiie 70 hahnAn 10
oetb.sf i25 II Of ioh.avs aoox 3 iI2ooIss.E
Ephemia CoEn and another 70 Patrck U Brien s4coo
lSth-st SO 23l Last. ~ 116xl0o.2xl7.ex4 lx6oAeI
James Harnway to Elizabeth h Thsmpson IN
7st.st .'e'I - IS2 ri Of 5th.avc 6OI7i Mstilds
Stevens Edward Boyd ~"
% th-s n $50 10 " of ytbaye 5ox SelS 70 e"tnsL
West mnss" ssst a. SO ftWof McDougalsI a5IioN
ThorasW W VI oil 20 Marie O'Hare-.--...-.:...-.-- O.
I'd At g. 262 II Of l0thave 20xl0z2' John An
same property; y Horan Catherine IL Anderson
lO9ti 81. n zib G Of Sd-ave 19.4xloo11; DavidJ a.,
vaaSh and wifeto Richard 1GormAn lr ......... ~
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
TO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

THE POPULAR and ONLY ROUTE for viewing the
mous Islands Of tho - Lawrence only DAILY line to
Alexandria Bay and ONLY hns connecting with FIRST
GLASS stesusrs ou which the nest meals served
ROME WATERFOWL AND oGDENsBUHd RAIL
ROAD
SHORT ROUTE QUICK TIME, STEEL RAIL
=. Y. CENTRAL SLEEPING CAR co.'s NEW AND
ELEGANT SLEEPING AND PARLoh CAhs.
nains leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT VIA ROME. for
CAPE VINCENT. wATERTowH and way s;is p m
DAILY. il:i5 IN daily except Saturday and loSo a m
eany except sunday; oSwE0o and way 1880 a M aaiy
eas<pt Sunday Oils p. ana HIS p. M daily except
saturday oGpENsBUR0. NORWOOD and wsy s;ls p n'
"a ll:i5 p. m. daily except saturday.
tlo p. m. THROUGH WAGNER sLEErEhs ior
CAPE VINCENT DAILY except Sunday. wATEhTo"N
DAILY. and oGDENsBUR0 daIly except SATURDAY
liil5 D. IN. Sleeping Car to ALBANY. PARLok CAR
albany THROUGH TO CAPE VINCENT.
lcs50 Q. arrives ST. LAWRENCE RIVER G4op m.
View Of brilliantly lighted ISLANDS BY ntsht
On arrival Of AL trains q CAPE VINCENT the NEW
East STEAMER "sT. LAwRENCE.- and tho steamer
~hAUD." leave for CLAYTON. ROUND ISLAND.
THOUSAND ISLAND PARK an1 ALEXANDRIA BAY,
~ for KINGSTON. ONT.
THE 81, LAWRENCE connects At Aiexandris Bay with
steamer Tot MONTREAL every morning except sunday.
ee'xhua sau Il only two houzs from Cape Vincent TO
Asxas4ra Dsv
Through tcksts AL NewYork Central ticket
ees 10 NswYofk and Bfookyn Call On cf address w. D.
SvLL- at once Of Company, 10 PiDest, ior "TounsS
vaAs Of Thousand IslanAs an1 niagars vsA Mailed nee
WE PARSONS r. n. BHlTToN
oOa Pnss. ArsnG oss1 NanaCa
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
PROVIDENCE LINE

T0r fNOVlDENCF AND
ALL NORTHERN NEw-ENGLAND PoINTa
Pleasantest route 70
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Elegant Steamers s - -.
RHODE ISLAND and MAsSACHUSEIiS leave ron rlor
b. ~ H.. foot Waren-st, at o. IN oziy exceP, Suiaay
fnuyes W.TER EOU1E-fuli nights rest. hhlte noun
tain train parlor leaves steamers landing Proy
dence $50 m through Fabyans without change
Tickets and stasrocms ca. be secured u fos at
way Windsor Fifth Aster House, Grand Central
Cosmopolitan Hotels-3zJ Bcwery In BIookyn NJ 53S
RashingtOn 73n Fulton sts., and af Pier 20 ", X.
Send 10 Box 3.0ll for Summer EIcurs0n BOOK
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
n,HE NEW LINE
fsx.ronr rHllASskkErsEaE1zc:xesyyEz, lskkrsEaE1zcx OLD rom,

fswsOHr 65n9oia LIB All s5Sf OLD roIH'
HOURS fAsTEH TaAs Any oTHEa T!ls.S soyrn 1cs:n,
p. rans baI a,d kIgrsss sstws;o NswY.
"a Cape LhaE.ss Trans lsaye Ne. orb Va Fem
ssS 9IsiS SIa SaIIy S.s SSr
fk csps lhsrIss AID Psros ca or ihinssgniE via
ssesrsd 1t sSI TeksI c1ss ls Psan.yvans railroad
bQnpsSy, h b COOKS a, 0enf fass- aad Irsight Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
TO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

'1,O THOUSAND ISLANDS.
NEw.YoRK ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
fHROUGH PULLMAN BUFFET sI.EEPLRS WIrhOUr
CHANGE BETWEEN NEW-YORK AND ST LAWRENCE
kIyE on train leaving Jay st. New York, at s2o p N
wes, 42G ST. 545 p M Fuitonst, BrooKlyn 4so m hc
m by train leaves Jay 500 m; West 42d-s S;2o
Z m; brooklyn, s25 m Night train runs daily.
MILLS BUILDING. -, .~,upanu
Ne"i"'- G. r. Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23

NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
IN TER PORTLAND NEW-LONDON. NORWICH,
GaITE MOUNTAINS and md, all points East Prom M Per
Srsses street Ferry. at M " CITY OF WORCESTEkm
tuesdays. Thursdays and SATURDAYS ~CIIY OF BosroN
nav be secured at Asto House 207 26i 397 and 957 Bro
VYy Cosmopolitan and lar Hotels S3s Fulonst-
brooklyn and at Pier Az North River. ~ ,r.nv 49,.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
GO TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS

by the direct allra daylight route special fast e
press train with pariorcars will and after June "a.
leave 6. G. STATEN Newyora via n Y, N H. and r =.
excepted 9l5 running through 70
Fabyans without change arriving az destination at 7;So
AZ Wells River for MONTREAI, NEWPORT. QUEBEC,
etc Ask River Line Folder at principal
fcke parlorears be secured In advance
at ID r. ticket eee O. c. station or By addressing by
mail or telegraph uu.,.,.ur,
g. p and T. A. .N.y-N. n and h r r. Ithsya and
Xark
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
MONMOUTHPARK RACES,

MoNMoUTHadPxAdkhMS adxd hStxea RAGESl
EVERY TUESDAY TIL RSDAY AND SATURDAY.
1iii Tuesday. August -. Races promptly AZ 230 m
each DAY. Trains aud boats direct To course.
Philadelphia and Reading X. r. lbertyst Ferry 7tb p
II an. ]: m, lgl9 i2a5 Ia Penn-yissnss X r. Sost
l2 80 pm Boats via Sandy Hook Pier T. ~ H.. .. IL
l2lS pm.
Tsre found Trp. Including admission to Field 81 50.
J. II. COSTEK, sec. go l. Lori LARD. President
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
Gnmmer Resoris.

4 MEADOW BROOK FARM, on Delaware
IA River near Margaretville. Delaware County ~ =
Pleasantly situated elevated ground spsncId views heal
large house large rooms WIDE verandas ZOO
shade fruit; wants ATTY bcsrders Trout stream hunns
grounds spring water rood table dairy;
livery Cls and Del r. H. dspet ~ Arkyio
Address f. II. CARPENrkk. Msrsarctyile N y.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
auetlou Sales OF Real gsia!e.

Gounirp proptrip for Sale an> 90 Let
EOR SALE AT NEW W-ROCHELLE, desiTa-
Bile residence; price low terms elsy and immediate
p'''' @. Bor 2s. Tribune
NONTCLAIR, n. J.-For sale at moderate
lvl prce substantially built roomy dwelling. having all
spatein handsome plot o. an acfe best 10
cation walk 10 school markets cc
HOWE & PARSONS. 10 Cedar-s ST. New-iork
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
Gnmmer Aesorfe.

CRESCENT VALLEY HOUSE, Pawlet, Vt.
~ New ard nrsfcsass MOTEL Gas eecc bells bsfnrocms
and cold water Price from 81 TO $40 per wees- for
plan Of prices and circulars address ,,.
y. A. LII VENE. Manaxer.x
Or call al Automatic panfccl0r s62 broadway. n T.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-20
cHeRoKeEs DISSATISFIED.
Chief Bushy heads Representatives to th
loy.rpu, ant Cnnd d.mned

Chief Bushy yhead's Representatives. to tho
Government Condemned.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, October l9.-ln-
telligence from the Indian Territory is to the
effect that the Cherokees are considerably
stirred up concerning the misspprehension
made in the sale Of certain lands TO the
United States Government for $500, 900
The purchase money was paid some time
ego, and divided pro rata among the
Cherokees only. The lands sold were sup
posed TO be those conveyed some time ego
for the use OF divers Indian tribes, but it
appears that the sale covered What is known
as the Cherokee strip, embracing q usct
Of several million acres.
Another subject OF disseDsion 10 the
lease Of millions Of acres Of land TO cattle
syndicates. The Cherokee strip itself Is
embraced in these leases. Chief Bushy.
head is reported as having said 10 Secre.
tary Lamar .hat the Cberokees are well
satisfied With the leases and want the cat
tie to remain. This stateme ent 10 denied by
the Caerokets.
As matter OF fact the leases have been
a source Of trouble from the ontset A bit
ter 6ght is being made against Chief
BushJ head and bis administration, and II
Is expected TO break out against him in the
Legislature, which meets in November
With great violence. OF the "a members,
Senators and Representatives which com
prise the council, . majority 10 put down
as anti Bushyyhesd, and il 10 expected
that bis official acts, which in any way af.
feet the general welfare, will be closely
investigated. He was chosen principal
Chief in 1888 for q four years term. His
administration has been Of progressive
character.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-20
PARKERSBURG.
The Custom House Janitor Succumbs-
General News Notes.
Snecirl 10 The RsniSker.

The Custom House JanltOr Succumos
General News Notes.
Special 10 the Register.
PARKERsBURG, October l9.-Leaf by
leaf the roses fell, and one by one the
Federal oficeholders Of Parkersburg step
down and out. The last to succumb TO
the inevitable was Col. G W. Taggart, jani'
tor Of the Custom House, who this morn
ing turned over the keys to his successor,
Capt. John McCabe, q worthy young
Democrat. Many Of the knowing Repub
licsns had predicted that Johnny
would never get there. This appointment
is a graceful recognition of the claims Of
what is known as the young Democracy"
of Psrkersburg, who did valiant service
during the late national campaign. Now
il the powers that be will provide success
sor to Postmaster Scott, Parkersburg De-
mocracy will be happy. By
the way the Intelligencer Of
late date published communication from
here in relation to the postofice situation,
which was far from the truth and displayed
inexcusable ignorance as to the
true state of affairs. Hon.
d. II. Leonard could not afford TO
accept the Office of postmaster, as his prac
tice during the term of office would be worth
more than double the salary attached to
the office in question. MIR. Leonard states
there is not the least foundation Tor such q
story, which must have originated in the
Iutelligencer correspondence brain.
The funeral OF the late Dr. j. B Lowrey
took place from the Presbyterian church
at o'clock this afternoon aud was largely
attended. The doctor was seen upon our
streets last Wednesday in apparently good
health. He died on Saturday night with
congestion Of the lungs,
The Emma Graham left here to-day for
Pittsburg, with large lot of pig metal for
one of the Wheeling mills, Capt. E. B.
Cooper in command, and AL Slaven in
charge Of the office. assisted by Tom Mon
roe.
The Harry D. Knox came off the docks
Saturday aud came into port at ten to- day
with good trip. She reshipped large
lot of Gil barrels on the Graham for Pitts
burg.
Capt John Brookhart, while assistingin in
moving stove on Saturday, had his hips
badly bruised and is suffering from the et'
fects OF the Injury yet.
Capt. Will Brookhart of Gallipolis, and
known as one OF the most skillful pilots on
the Ohio, welt out in charge Of the Gra-
ham wheel today. The excursion Of the
Minnie Bay to Marietta, Sunday, was
success in all particulars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-20
A MURDERER CAPTURED.
Anderson Confes'es And Is Lodged In
PIT Pleasant Jail.
ISpasial o tAe Reaiaer.


CHARLESTON, W. Va, October l9.-
Near Concord Church, Mason county, sew
eral weeks since the body OF man was
found hanging to tree, his hands tied to
hia back, and feet tied to the body was
buried, and later exhumed when it was dis,
covered the skull was fractured.
The body vas identified as that OF Mr..
HazleWood, OF Msigs county, Ohio, who
had visited the neighborhood with view
to purchasing land, and had about his per-
son about S40O, which was missing when
the body was found. The body was re-
moved to his home BY bis wife. Suspicion
pointed to two white men, brothers, named
Wolf and q eolored man named Daniel
Anderson. Two hundred dollars reward
was offered. Detective Alf. Burnett took
the case in hand, and together With Con-
stable LETTERS OF Mason county they cap
tursd Anderson some I've miles above the
mouth of the KanswhS. Anderson has
been hiding in the neighborhood since the
murder. BE confessed. he was placed in
Point Pleasant iail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-20
A FATAL QUARREL.
Railroad Brakemen Charged With Gro
GERS Death.

Railroad Brakemen Charged With Gro
GERS Death.
DETROIT, October l9.-Coroner Keete
was summoned to SpringwellS Saturday
afternoon to hold an inquest on the body
Of James Dedman, VINO died from injuries
which it is claimed he received Thursday
morning at the Ames House from Dan
Mccarthy and Burt Simpson, brakemen on
the Michigan Central railroad. Dedman
was 20 years old, unmarried, and kept a
grocery store.
Dedmsn, Mccarthy and Simpson were
togther in the office Of the Amos House
Thursday morning, and the former two en-
gsged in dispute over q bill, which the
grocer claimed Mccarthy owed. Dedman
finally said that Mccarthy could not get
any more credit at the store if he (Oed-
maD) could prevent. A Step,son of Nc
Carthy's, aged l6, named Custsnd, came
into the hotel while the men we're quarrel.
ing, and Dedman, il is alleged, called him
a thief. Mccarthy slapped Dedman IN the
face. Amos interferred and led Dedman
into the back yard. Mccarthy and SimP
son followed, and a boy named Walter
Duce says he saw the two railroad men as
sault Dedman, knock him down and kick
him. Mccarthy and Simpson deny that
they touched Dedmsn after they left the
Office.
Dedman returned home complaining OF
pain in his head. Sunday afternoon he
said he had queer feeling in his neck,
and early in the evening went to bed. His
last words TO his mother were: IF any
thing happens to ue, have those men ar,
rested" He did not arise Sunday morn
ing and at IL o'clock he was found to be
dead. His body showed marks of violence.
Blood had oozed from his ears, and there
was black mark at the back Of his neck.
M arrests have been made vet,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-20
FsRD. WARDS TRIAL.
Owing to Non-Appearance Of witnesses
Itis Postponed Until Tomorrow.

Owing to Non-Appearance of Witnesses
TITS Postponed Until TO-MorrOw.
New YORK, October l9.-Ferdinsnd
Ward was brough. to Sheriff Davidson
office early this morning. General Tracy
and Mr.. W. Burke Coebrance were closeted
with him until the hour for the opening oi
court. A large and expectant crowd had
assembled when Ward and his counsel en-
tered the court room. The prisoner was
dressed in o neat black suit. he looked
pale, but was calm and collected.
District Attorney Martin arose and said
in effect that owing to the action Of snoth
er tribunal On important witness had been
placed in position to disqualify or decline
to attend. Another witness had pleaded
i'll health, and he doubted the advissbihty
Of proceeding to-day on the indictment OF
which Ward was brought into Court
Counsel for prisoner objected to further de
lay.
After considerable argument Judge Bar
rett told Mr.. Cochrsne to take the indict
ment and look over it and return 10 IN,
/ Court at 2 clock to-day and inform hin
if he could try the case on that casrge te
| morrow morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-20
c. 40. TAXES PAID
By the President and Covered Into the
State Treasury.
Special 10 the Regitt3


State Treasury.
Special 10 the RegistS
CHARLESTON, October l9.-General
Wyckham, President Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio road, has, during the past few
days, paid all the State, schOOl, county dis
trict and municipal taxes due the counties
through which the road runs, 10 the several
SheriFs of the same, and already some OF
the officers have paid the same into the
State Treasury.
The friends of Governor Wilson will be
glad to learn that his untiring energy and
watchfulness has brought about this result.
The State through hisefforts. as we'll as the
Attorney General, is nov receiving the
money so much needed. The taxes for
the several counties as certified and paid
are as follows:
Fayette, $40, ,S37 O4; Monroe, $l,097.04;
Summers, $37,8l478; Cabell, SAC. .00l 62;
Putnam, $I0,964 64; KansWhs, $i2,623..
25; Greenbrisr, $l4,957.2S; Wayne, SS,.
2S462
This does not include the ten per cant.
upon which Judge Jackson withheld his de-
cision until November lst.