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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-19
WHEELING W. A. NESDAY MORNING.. AUGUST 49, 1885

There has been no trouble whatever, and
the men are in hopeful spirits. =.
STANBERRY, No, August lS.-At II
o'clock noon to-day all the men in the
Wabash shops went out. Everything il
ct and there is no DEM nstration.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, August 1872 P. NJ
There are no signs of strike here among
the Wabash employees except that four men
lett the machine shops. Whether these men
lett on account of the order Of the labor
union is not positively stated. No action
has been taken here By the train men.
Considerable unessiness was felt until work
ing time came after dinner, as the men
were reticent, but that has passed.
DECATUR, Ill, August l8.--The Wabash
strike was inaugursted here al noon to-day
Less than ten men quit work out of the 800
employed, which is explained BY the fact
that nearly so Knights quit work two
months ago, and have maintained idleness
ever since.
Fort WAYNE, IND., August ls.-The en-
ployees of the Wabash Railroad at this
point did not strike nor make any demon
stration whatever, at noon to day as con-
templated and ordered by the Knights Of
Labor, to which organization about two
thirds of the men emf ployed in the shops at
Fort Wayne belong. The pay car is ex-
pected to arrive tomorrow and pay the en-
ployses for the month of June.
TOLEDO, August lS.-The command sent
By the Knights of Labor Executive Commit
tee at st. Louis yesterday ordering a gener-
al strike had little or no effect here. Only
about onesixth of the employees at the shops
and yards here are members OF the order,
and they are too much in the minority to
avail anything in a strike. AT noon, the
lime set for the strike, all was quiet at the
shops and all recommended work at one
clock. No general strike is expected
here at all.
KANSAS CITY, August lS.-The Wabash
men employed here remained at work to-
Gay and business proceeds as usual.
FT. WAYNE, IND, August lS.-The look
ing a for strike among Wabash shopnen
here to-day failed TO materislize.
Not Affected by the wabash Strike.
CHICAGO, August lS.-It is claimed that
he strike organized BY the Knights OF La
/ or on the Wabash road will have very little
: feet on the working OF the r. d here. The
engineers, fremen and brakemen belong to
uniors of their own, and il was thought
that the order would not affect 10 exceed
len men in the shops and yards here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-19
GERONIMO CAPTURED.
Troops Strike the Apache Camp Indians
Killed.

Killed.
FoRr BOWIE, AEI., August ls.-Scout
Leslie has just come in and reports that
the command Of Msjor Davis met party
of Indians on the 7th, killed Chief Mana
and seven others, and captured eighteen
squsws, Chief Geronimo and one buck.
Geronimo is badly wounded.
Another Account of the Fight
FoRT BOWIE, ARIZONA, August Is
Captain Davis, of the Fourth Cavalry, re-
ports that Lieutenant Day struck Geron;-
mos camp, northeast of the Nakavi, on
August 7th, and killed three bucks, squaw
and Geronimo's son, aged l3. Healso cap
tured fifteen women and children, and
among them three wives and FIVE children
of Geronimo. Geronimo was wounded.
Besides him ouly two other bucks and one
squaw escaped. Everything in the camp
was captured. On the 29th ult Lieutenant
Day ambushed party OF fourteen Cnirica-
huas, killed two, and captured all the horses
and supplies:
VIrGINIA CRY, NEv., August ia few
weeks ago a Piute Indian was killed oy a
Wasl oe Indian At the time Of the killing
it WI believed it would certainly lead to a
war between the two tribes. The matter
was, however, amicsbly arranged. A few
days ago Piute relative of the man killed
was beaten to death during fight with a
Washoe brave. The excitement among
both tribes now runs high, and sanguinary
outbreak is expected at any time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-19
IT MAY BE TRUE.

/. Farmer Captures Three Burglars and
Gives Each a HorsewhiPPing.
q CR,wyoRpSyuLg. IND, August ls.-Ihe
residence Of Noad Loeka5ill, on farm
51ear Browns Valley, was entered by trsmPs
ON supd,y night. Lockabill was awakened
Az the noise, spraug from his bed and closed
E,b the one in the room. The burglar was
,si,,crced by the Others. Mr.. Lockabill is
: powerful man, and flung the captured
SDrgIar AGAINST the two others IN suco q
aSper as 10 bring the three to the hoof.
Ebsr he went al them Fith q club. HIS
I1fe brought the clothes hne, and together
Abey bound the tramps, sat down ana "sAte1
aor them TO recover.
~ Wban the tramps regained consciousness
AZ I.ockabill asked them which they pre-
:, -,s5 10 be taken to Crswtordsylile su1 De
riscs5 in iail. where they stood the chance
koi several yssIs in the Penltenuary or 70 os
led out Cne al 9 time, ana receive sISu
,,bippipg as be would administer. iney
cboss the latter, and toe farmer took the n
oT,t ssyerally. tied them TO the gate post
ID administered 100 lssbes TO each tramp
w,tb q large. new rawhide wagon warp
Fsrb stroke of tie whip raised q huge
r, On ,bs hack of the tramp and when
de OF Grafton was completed pool OF blood
1919 he rrer wtera 'hsy had s-o9d I7eIs
S;,oous crlss fos mercy called il the neigh
-. gs.f,e a F,!- sstisrce BID as
rL; & : q s.l:Eess ia cSs,iEa'!ol OF tramp
Nng As al gmya hized Si'h the ira'e
t.Sb..r IT, p. rfcrnsrc- sPns on usi ne hai
- ,,,,,e re nuadr isshss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-19
H, M, BROOKS
discovered to Be thu Real Name of
Murderer Maxwell.
He is FULLY IDENTIFIED YESTERDAY,
He Recognizes His Fathers Signature to a
letter---His Line of
Defense.
NE DENIES THE ALLEGED INTERVIEW.

ST.. LOUIS, August lS.-A meeting of the
Executive Board of the knights of Labor
and OF the committee representing locked
out men on the Wabash road, and the
Knights of Labor employed on the Gould
Southwestern system, was held here this
morning. A body Of resolutions was
adopted denouncing the action of the Wa
bash officials for attempting to break the h.
of L., and for causing the arrest Of members
Of the organization by United States Mar
shsls, like common felons. Congressman
VIM. Warner, of Kansas City, No., and Gen.
J. NJ. Palmer, of Springfield, Ills we're re-
ouested by resolution to defend the i'm
prisoned and prosecuted Knights, to prose
cute the Wabash Railroad for conspiracy
and to impeach Judges Treat, Brewer and
Krekel.
T. J. Russell, of the Gould System Com
mittee, says that the Wabash order issued
Yesterday was preliminary to general or.
der, but declined to say when the general
order would oe issued, or give an idea Of its
extent
The committees are awaiting information
from branch organizations OF the Knights
OF Labor throughout the West before resort
ing 10 extreme measures
LATER-It is probable that an order call
ing ont the men on the Gould roads will De
issued shortly.
Maxwell will publish card
Denying In TatO
that he has given any reporter any outline
or idea OF his defense as published here this
morning and referred to in previous de
spatch. He furthermore denies having &C
knowledged that his name is Brooks and
says no matter what is published he will not
talk about his case or give any one any idea
what bis defense will be. The letter pre-
viously referred to, signed by Samuel n.
Brooks, is genuine, however. 1t was re-
ceived here by John D. Wheel, q high Off
Ger in the Masonic order. Mr.. wheel has
replied 10 it and is daily expecting another
letter from the same person. Maxwell was
placed in the Sheritfs custody to-day aud
put in Jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-19
WHEAT DEPRESSED.
No Foreisn Demand, Prices Fau and Heavy
Losses Are Feared.

Nh Foreign Demand, Prices Fail and Heavy
Losses Arc Feared.
BArr1ucBg, Mn, August lS.-The wheat
market is in very oppressed condition
hire, and an opportunity has been Afforded
70 these who have to mSks future dsdveries
10 ake q handsome prodt TO the last OF
august. Ninty-thres cents was bid for
spot and 9ggc for October. To day the bid
Tor srot was ~Sl, q decline Of 42c, and Csc
trr October, decline Of CSC per bushel A
Ike decline in Southern wheat has occurred
ard there is good deal o. apprehension
for Ire result. Every possible effort has
been made to maintain prices, but the al
mos, entire absence of foreign densnd has
br,Een the market, though there are plenty
Of =, ttoms ready to engage TO take 1t 10
Liverpool for l penny per bushel. Tie
sales are quite large, bat purchasers are
those who have sold at sn advance and vii.
f.I Their contracts at large profit, The
condition of the market is very unsstistsc-
tory. and some heavy losses are looked for.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-19
A STARTLING SUICIDE
At ClRrksburE-Joseph r. Osborne Kills
Himself.
Qns.s,l a IL R,g{ftsr

Special 70 ite ReqtSter.
CLAREsBURG, W. Va, August lS.-This
morning q most startling suicide occurred
in this city. Joseph F. orbOrne, one Of our
most prominent citizens, was the victim.
he has been depressed for some time and
no particular reason can be assigned for the
rash act However, for several days he has
been very despondent A coroner's jury
has been empanelsd. The result of the in
vestigation will be given as soon as possible.
Mr.. Osborn shielded by shooting himself
in the rigt temple with derringer revolver
at his place of business in this city,st about
O'Clock this morning.
Coroner Tinsmsn impaneled ajury which
rendered this verdict:
That on the 18th day of August, 1885,
between the hours of and o'clock a. m,
at the office of j. +. Osborne, Bro L Co.,
Clarksburg. W. Va, the said ]. F. Osborne
came to his death by pistol shot wound
inflicted BY his own hands and superinduced
by mental deIsngement.'
Mr.. Osborne is one of Clsrksburg' Oldest
citizens, and has always, been considered q
shrewd but upright business man and quite
wealthy. What the exact cause Of his
rash act was is not sscertsined, but it is
thought family troubles had something to
do with il.
He leaves besides his wife, two grown
sons, who are fine mechanics; four daugh-
ters, young ladies' the eldest of whom was
short time since married to well known
Washington, Pa, gentleman, and several
smaller children. Mr.. OsOornes residence
occupies one Of the prettiest sites in Clsrks-
burg and be was making preparations to
build handsome brick residence in the
near future His eldest SOD, several years
ago had the misfortune to lose his mind, and
was confined in the Weston Asylum. Shortly
after his return home, he shot Richards, the
ClarksSurg postmaster who had said some
thing derogstory to his character in his
paper, the Telegram.
Several weeks ago, Miss Georgia, the
Youngest of the grown daughters, ran away
from home it is said, to meet a man, with
whom she became acquainted through
answering a correspondence advertisement
in the Cincinnati Enquirer. She was i'm
me6iately followed, but at last accounts had
not been heard Cf This seemed TO weigh
heavily upon Mr.. OsbOrn's mind, and prob
ably had something to do with his suicide
He is senior proprietor of one Of the largest
fouudries and machine shops in the State
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JEFFERSON DAVIS REPLY.

He Answers the Congratulatory Resolu-
tions of the Recent Reunion.
FoRr WORTH. Ten, August lS.-The fol
lowing letter was received yesterday BY
Chairman Van Zandt, from Jefferson Davis,
in response to the resolution telesrsphed to
him during the recent great Confederate re-
union here.
"BEArvorR, Mss, August l3.
My DEAR SIR: Your telegram Of The 9Th
was forwarded by mail f,om Mississippi
CITY. We have no tslegrsphic ststion here
and therefore the receipt Of your dispatch
vas delayed; and for the same reason |
could not send you an answer 30 IS to reach
YOU before the meeting had adjourned TIE
kind words of the ex Contsderstes, my com
rades and friends, are TO me mos; gratifying
As far ss possible please assure sll associs-
red xith you Of the cordial appreciation and
sincerity With which | su
Faithfully yours.
IEEFERsoS DAVIS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-19
sfAETISy TERRY.

Thers isa Union store talked Of here 10
,crrish provisions TO the men free instead
{ paying the regulsr weekly dues BY
iis means tbe money could De nisds 10
sa4h much farther. aud the strike De kept
? longer
Yesterday afternoon the Professional:
ard the S,ove Ho1lders plaYsSs game o!
6ase ball OF Woods common which result.
ed in defeat Ct the former By q score Of
SO 10 2s.
Or. Walker has movsf his household
goods TO Columbus and leaves today foi
the sane place, where be viii M hi
tome hereafter.
Rev. E u Holiz isJatfending the Penny
ro1sI rersion nssE Basnsssilis.
a. RsIsiou. Jr, IA visiting Le~is hay
tScSsAls-RGfiahd
J, "A. TX a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-19
A TEXAN OUTRAGE.
4 New York Minister Mobbed for Leetur-
ing to Negroes.

A New York Minister Mobbed for Lectur-
ing to Negroes
Waco, Ten, August ls.-An outrage was
perp+ trsted az Acxuls, this ( (McClella') }
county, on Saturday night report Of which
has Just been received here. 1t seems that
the Rev. Clement Trimbell, Of Brooklyn, n
Y, has been in this county for some time
lec.uripe and preaching to the negroes and
Illustrating bis theme with a magic lantern
and beautiful scenes, representing IN
ciden,s in the life of the Savior,
as we'll as the topography Of the
Holy Lsnd. The young men Of Acquiils
prevented him from delivering the lecture,
tbough he vas provided with regular ii,
cense. They took sxsy his lAntsrn. a7d
injured The scenes, destroying hls outfit alto-
getker. They then escorted him 70 the De
90, where there vas q Babcock IRE exr'n-
guister. which they tirasd upon him s.t.r
shirh he wss allowed to escape He i=it
behind him his apparatus and the w'ecs OF
Of his show. he Salkei 20 Waco on san
asv, the people on the wa7 oEtusiug hin 81
&c alleges. even a drink Of wster.
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HOOKING VALLEY TROUBLES.
Great UneasinesS, aud Fears of Nor
Bloody Work.

Great UneasinesS, aud Fears of More
Bloody Work.
COLrNBvS, O., August l8.-Word from
he Hooking Valley last night was to the
fleet that the greatest excitement Feigns 10
he vicinity CT Shawnee, Corning and New
Straitsyile, on account of the attempt to
GLOW up the residence of Hugh Kinney, a
nil er. The dastardly work, it is claimed,
was done by miners, and threats Of
vengeance are freely INDUCED in
The worst sort OF feeling prevails among tn
miners on account Of the recent cut III
wages and the failure OF the strike last
week. The miners agreed to rem .in at
work because months OF idleness aud per
baps starvation looked them in the face.
The operators are at present on top, bat
it looks as if there might be bloody wori;
amopg the miners in the next ten days un,
less things change. Attempts similar to the
one at Shawnee are looked for at any day,
TO be followed BY general strike. There ia
srest uneasiness among both miners and
operators.
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DREADFUL BEREAVEMENT.
NIritcI's Three Grown Sons All ID
InAide Of Twelve Bours.

NI,,trr's Three Grown Sons All Die
Inside cf Twelve Bours.
MALrlss VALLEY, Pa, August lS.-Mrs.
$brah TRULY, Of this place, is an aged
.iGow. Her son John, aged 3d. worked on
rc East Branch Railroad; Jason, another
O., eyed &c, was an employe Of the slate
la.fri,s: Wymgn, third son, 80 years old,
vas q miller. They lived with their mother,
having no families Of their own. On Fri
day night last, John, while running to turn
a switch, fell into cattle guard aud broke
his neck On Saturday morning, before
news of Johns death reached home, Jason
was drowned in o pit in the quarrles re-
cent rains having filed it with water. Jas
Whitaker arrived in the village at nine
o'clock on Saturday morning with the news
Of Johns death and met VIM Jackson, who
was bearing the tidings of Jason,s ta'e at
the same time. The two walked together
to the mill where Wyman TRULY worked TO
break the news 10 him first. There was a
crowd about the mill and as the messen
rers arrived on the scene, men were carry
ing Wyman Truby's dead body out OF the
buildi6C He had been sufocsted IN a
.rain bin. Less than twelve hours inter.
vered between The death Of the frat brother
and the last one.
The news of the desth Of her three sons
g. prostrated M-s. Tru5y that her life IS de-
spaired of. The three bodies will be buried
N oLe grave.
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Base Rail.

At Pittsburs-Pittsburgs l. St. Louis 3.
Errors-Pittsburg l, ST. Louis 3. B,ses-
Piusburg TO- St. Louis IL Struck out-By
Morris ), by Csrruthers 3.
At Philadelohis-Athletics q, Metropol-
itsns 10. Errors-Ten each BAses-Ath-
rstics Al, Me,ropolitsUs l6. Struck out BY
Matthews :, BY Lynch2,
At New York-Brooklyus s, Baltimores
B. Errors-Brooklyn Balimore6. Bases
Brooklyns 10, Baldmores 8. Struck out
B. MounUoy ,, by Porter !.
at Detroil-Detroits 4, Buff.los 6. En-
rors-DetGoits 5, Bafslos 6. Bases-Ds-
trolls 10, Bufalo8 ). Pitche-s-BaldEin
and Conway.
At New IoIk-New Yorks 7, Philadel-
phias 5. Errnrs-New York s, Pnilade,,
phias ). Bases-New York Is. PhilAie.'
nhias Il. Ptchers-WeIch and Daily.
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VICTORIOUS REBELS.
The RsyoIutionists Defeat the Peru.
Wan Troops.
GREAT LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES.
The Government Troops eshasst Their
Ammunition and Retire in Con.
fusion.
THE DEFEATED OFFICER SUICIDES.

LIMA, August lS.-on the 18th inst the
government troops occupying Coutsr con-
sisting of $50 infantry and 100 cavalry,
were surprised by the rebel forces numbee-
ing from 1880 to 1000 men, and said to
be under command of Gen. Coceros OF
Col. Morles Bermudes, The battle lasted
FIVE hours. wteEss. a. government troops
had exhausted tSsmuosm =; munition, and their
mitrailleuse hasIoa whsdisabled, bayonet
charge was atts :. eTsnhs = ut without success,
and they retrSu 'm n.S. Z. To- ioa confusion. Lieut..
CoI Rpstomrh and NothSyhst all Was lost,
Soi' pu''of colsnisn and pSS.
shot himseltd 70 whom parnsslu ssssnHsa
very considall principal points on ale d dspsA
OF the govenscs - - -
;,,3 T.C BURKR,
LINN" ""N Ticket Agent B. a o. Dspok
JOHN BAIIlE,
ppOf Ticket Agent under AoLure HousA
'"eDHN T. LANE Trav Passenger Agent
Ck. LORD, Gen. Pass. Agent
spreadinf. DEVRiEs. General Agent, Wheeling.
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New LIRht on Rheumatism.

81 had been completely disabled from
rheumatism, / used PSrker's Tonic for kid
uey disease, when to my sstouishueut the
rheBmatism completely disappeared" p" So
writes Mrs. Henry Bogert Of No 45+ at
laDtic Ave. Brooklyn. II. Y. Rheumatism
arrives from the fsilnre of the kikneys TO sep
srsss the uric acid from the blood.
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MADRillNG AND PTrsBURaH DTvUlun.
in tbeid after June 2ist 1885, pAAsensg tzaAns vin
iollovs, Wheeling time;
we're DEPARTURE
chole Fitsbuuh-4'4o . m, laiiy, 60 p. =.
$50 p. m. and 7:S . IN, daliy sxesyt Sun
Rouynhington-oos. m. aasy osvs sandsy.
Ror. a1tubprEh-s Oo -, aaily; n ;oy q m ana
daily except sunday; N;is p m, daily
potsio zhington-T rs q \, lnlly stcspt Sun.
MARShILLES' matN asna.l Passenger Arsal
eeles to day. II, whesiiI
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Brutal Attempt at Mife Murder.

CHICAGO August l8-Jsmes Woodland,
colored laborer, cut his wife's throat from
ear 20 esr This morning, and finding she did
cot die quick enough, took brick and
beat her ever the head with it. Her scream
brought in the neigbors, and she was res
cued in time to enable a physician to Appear
and stitch mp the gaping woani. The
woman is not expected to live. Woodland
was arrested. The csuse was iealousY.l
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A Serions Miners, Strike.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, August lS.-The
I,,sst from the Warrior mines strike makes
he situations very serious. The strikers
AVE had % OF the new Italian miners ar.
rested for carrying concealed weapons
Tte company say they will start to work
,o-norrow with new men. The strikers,
xbo rumber two hundred, declare that they
aill resist by violence if necessary anybody
working in the mines but themselves until
satisfactory adjustment is made Of their
. fI'rrepces
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4. Pnin Alive

BoNnAY, Angus, lS-A man, apparently
n Catholic priest, who recently arrived here
from Cochin China, was arrested on sus-
picion OF being Russian spY. !, is nov
believed that he is Olive Pain. although he
denies il. Before his arrest hs hsd visited
the principal towns in Southern and West.
ern lndin
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APostace stnmp SNindIer.

CHICAGO, August lS-C. E Wilkinpa,
Of Auburn, Ind, was arrested by the Post
Office authorities here this morning ass be
was leaving the general delivery ~i'd $50
letters containg postage stamps out q
which, it is claimed, be sEindled correspond
ents. he waived examination snd was
held in 81 500 bail
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YESTERDAY At CHAurAuQuA.
A Lecture by Dr. Hale aud Othss lnssrsst-
ing ESeroisea

a Lecture by Ur hne auu Os7sS Ahse'sss~
Ing Exeroisea
CnAUTAuqUA, n. Y, August ls.-Rev.
DR.. Edward Everett Hale, Of Bosteu, lectur.
ed o, 8 o'clock this mornias % Parish
work In citiss" speaking especially Of the
use Of the church for the iapsovsmsnt Of
the public life. He said the church should
remain OPEN, not simply three bours on
sunday but on oil the days ss1 nights Of
the week for exercises and easAsdlsg, which
would promote culture ss1 DeSability. -
well q he religious lie TAs church
should hoh temperance peetngl and mt
Issys uHfuoaon and wsk - az hn: 70
bireySx ssnnignsrs 49, sOr ten DOL.
The Cs.stS,q ,qua socissy ef F,as Art. Is
TO be organized on Tho arrival OF Mf.
Charles Barnard, who y 20 deliyS the
opening address.
The Chsutauqua anniversary convention
was held s4 II clock this mosniDg. and au
addresI vas delived By The Rev X. X. 3.
Holmes, Rseistrar Of the University OF
Plainfied, N. J., who sxplains the system
of instruction, which embraces All the
branches OF college study and 10 desigLsdto
assist people ~ho are not abe 70 attend col.
lcge to pursue and ooopiste full college
course At their homes By means OF eorre-
spoDdence and loca! teacher, either in four
years or Sixteen, rs they may have time TO
devote TO their studies Addresses were
slso delivered by Chancellor Vincent and
the Rev. A. T.. Dunnibg, OF Boston.
This afternoon Rev. o. p Fitzgerald, OF
Nashville, Tenn, delivered q lecture on
"Amutemen,s" Reunions Of several G. l..
S. c classes were held At clock.
This evening Prof ". +. Sherman, ct
Boston, gave concert with the ChAutsoqua
choir, assisted by the Schubert qnsrtstts
and Mr. Hutchins, the cornetist, Of Chicago.
with Miss Hall, OF Boston, and Miss Belle
McClintock, Of Meadville. Pa, - soiois,s.