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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-16
FINANCE AND TRADE,
Money l Per Uent.-Governments Dull and
weak-S Stocks Active Flour Quiet and
Stpady-wheat Higher.

Money l Per Uent.-Governments Dull and
weak-Stocks Active - Flour Quiet and
Steady-wheat Higher.
Nrw YORK, July l5.-doney easy at
per cent; prime mercantile paper 4td5 per
cent. Foreign exchange dull and uE-
changed.
GoyERNNExTs-Dull and weak, especially
IS and Is.
Cnrees ooupous .l l1!4
EourS and-a-hsi exSanded-
sour, CO. pons 500: iS7z
STATE SECURITIES-Neglected, but quota
items about steady again.
RAuwAYS-The total transactions in rail
road bonds foot up large, St,Oi9OOO.
SrocEs-The market has been very &C
tive and very strong, especially for Wander
bits, Lackawanns and Changers The
total sales to-day were 474,G7+ shares.
Lackawanua rose from 96} to 1901, New
York Central from %. to 96I and Lake
Shoe from 6ls to 65l
Petite Mail was weak, also
81. Paul, which, after opening at 7Gl and
selling early to III, lost The advance in the
first hour and remained steady until late,
when it became strong and closed on a re-
action of per cent. below the highest quo
tat,on reached, with net advance OF per
cent. Western Union was comparatively
quiet all day, selling only above last even
ing's closing and ending today without
change. The market finally closed weak
at fraction below the highest prices OF the
day
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-16
AT CALVERTON YARDS.


Beet Cattle-There is little or no improve
ment IN the activity of the market today as
compared with that OF last week, Prices for
tors were off &c, as to quality, and other
grades Ia &c IN some instances. The quail:
y will not average near as good as it did
last week, q smaller number Of tops and q
'onger line of middle and common cattle,
hin stockers and heiters, which were very
difficult OF sale, being fairly represented.
We quote the range at 81 o095 87!, with
most sales at - 1905 80 per 100 lbs.
Prices of Beef Cattle ranged as follows:
Bes, S. 37l66 5 81; that generally rated
first quality 81 25@5 25; medium or good
fair quality So 95@4 90; ordinary thin
Steers Oxen and Cows 81 SOFAS ia
Extreme range of prices 81 5N@5 874.
Most of the sales were at So 1906 so per
100 lbs. Of the Cattle received, ,O62
head came from Virginia, Isl from Mary
land, 90 from Kentucky, 70 from
Ohio, 600 from Illinois aud so from West
Virginia. Total receipts for the week
al head against | ,3+7 last week and :. *
head same time last year. OF the offerings
72s head were taken by Baltimore butchers
IS sold to Eastern spectators, % to colntry
iealers 90 10 Washington city butcher
and 90 to Richmond deslerS Total sal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-16
DRY GOODS.
NRW York

New York.
New YORK, July l5.-The improved tone
% the market noted in previous reports con-
trnues 10 grow and is gilmore general express
ION by buyers and sellers while more
cheerful view of the daily arrivals gives
strength 10 the market In all departments
there is more doing but chiefly in Autumn
.pecialties, and new business is of daily in
creasiDg proportions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-16
LIVE sTOCS


TIE market as a general thing rules
fair tme week. Messrs. Hudson 4 BRybs
'nrnish The following quotations.:
Cattle-Extra, 1000 to LOO ID. cattle,
SC per h.; good, 500 to 900 lbs, 4i@i}c
perlb.; light, from 600 to 500 lbs, 3l@4tc
per ID. ~
Hogs-Market active; 3l64t per 10.
Sheep-DuN; 24@3c per ID.
Lambs-Good, market firm t@5c per ID.
Calves-s3 O066 w per head.
Fresh cows-$2O OOO35 90 per head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-16
COTTON.
New York.

NEW YORK, July l5.-Cotton-Stesdy
and unchanged; futures closed barely
steady; July 10 Csc; August 10 O6c; Sep
,tmber 8 92c; October SIZE; November
G6c; December 966c; January 9 soc;
February 9e5c; March 9.96c; April 1906;
May 1915.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-16
APosition Full of Peril.

We have no positive information on the
subject. but it is fair to presume that COCA
many o. the mistakes Of Moses were made
wi en- he came home that night and tried 10
describe the class day costumes to Mrs.
Moss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-16
A pIalevoI.nt Conspiracy,

Oh, was it |, or was it you? asks the
golden haired poet, Nora Perry. | Nora
Will refrain from making a noise, perhaps
between US We can shove it on to the proof
reader.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-16
They Don't Count.
PoylEy, .idr,cd,c.

FsO-.0Is vi III1Vf
Nothing sbopworn finds place IN our
store advertised prominent firm How
about The poor overworked and undergrad
employees
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-16
General Manager.

other preparations. particle il applied into each
oootrii relieve, min al once Is Igreeabi" to use.
II CIeanses the head. A lays Ipfiamma-
ton, Heals the Sores. Restores the Sense
If Taste, Smell, Hearing. thorough
Treatment VIII Cure. Not Liquid, or
snuff. Apply into rostfiis.
rice 80 cts. at druggists OF by mail send for cir
ulsr. Eli %, 'i'l|n
yS pF"SSi'''' '"es' ~ l.
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IL - IL. q. Railroad.

II, IL .. Railroad.
Leave Beiaire At - 30 p. IN. for Summerdeld.
Leave Et..aire At y:lOa IN. for somer1eId and
ZaueSyi!e
Leave EellaIre AZ I:SO p. IN. for Yood,feld.
Arrive At Bolisire, SIS a. M, Hoo a N. and
1 y. N
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GOIEG WEST.

AL trains daily except Sunday.
Pullman's Palace Drawing liOon and Sleeping Car,
through without change from 5teubeRvile East &c
Philadelphia and New York. West 10 Columbus
indnnsu, Louisville, Chicago, Indianapolis and
I. Louis.
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping ca,
comm odatons. and any further Information sp-
VITO JNO G. TOMLIEsOS. Ticket Agent at Par
andle Station, foot Of Eleventh street, or at C,E
icket ofioe under HcLure House. Wheeling.
JAMES NrCRci
Manager Column bus. Ohio.
A. FORD,
GENT Pass. ard Ticket kgcrt. Pittsburgh Pa
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II. B. TANDE,
Ahatls Catalh xsATARR III

WIEN TO bulu w .
disease OF the
N Vrous membrane
generally OrCinaiii 4
the nasal PASSAGES 4
maintaining its strong
mold III III" head. IT"m
his point itsends 'wftn
poisonous virus along
he lncmhranrous lin
ngs and through the
digestive Organs, cor
rupriug the blood and
producing other trou'
r.r,uuly and dans crOus
s,n,pt0ms.
Cream Balm has
.lirej an eDviable rep.
ltatiOn " h ereveI
known. displacing all
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-16
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTDRE OF TRAINS
~ ExPLANATIuN OF RkFEsESCR MASKS: sDsily.
ieunday excepted. MONDAY excepted. wheeling
Time:
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eocn A MONTH-AGESTs wANTED-BEsT
SLCU selling articles In the Forld. One stamp
Address JAY BRONSON, Detroit, Mich
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Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. MONDAY. July Is.

DALTTNVkE, .NUNUNtl UUII I''
IC!rs are sold at McSs figures lire ,C'g". Hogs are
Sarf f NJ, r-sgRt, that Is % percent. lgGleruiyl Of
rom lire freight Sheep are sold gross, TIA! as lire
,--i-LL Or mining OF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-16

al trains daily except Sunday.
Trains leaving BrldgtpOr at SIP a. M. t5:47 city
tmcI arrive at Chicago 1t $50 p m. same day.
Trains leave Cleveland for Wheeling At 20 a. m,
G:n5 y. M, arriving at 2:i3 p IN and Sir p. nj.
J. q. rOMLlSSDN,
Passenger Agent Wheeling, W. Va.
f. A. FORD,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent, Pttburg, Pa.
WM. A. BALDS IN, Manager.
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AT CHARLESTON

ne REGISTER will continue to give the news ems
ating from the CAPITAL after the removal
hareson just the same as heretofore, 50 tina; ever
Itizen wishing TO know what is transpring at III
~KAT OF CONVENIENT must continue to take tn,
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Oh sUHDAYa
Leave the city NJ Q. N. and run every hour until
?. N.
Leave " aeelinS Park sa N and run every hour
lutil 10 ,. N. c. HIRsCH, Supt.
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
(OrERtIiTGl
CLEVELAND Il PITTSBURG r. Il.
Condensed timetable Of PASSENGER trains correct.
d TO MAY a, lSs5-Central Standard lime.
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REGISTER :!
EITHER
DAILY OR WEEKLY,

Which, under the new management, shall be ex
what was stated editoriaily the morning after
ransfer, viz: Thoroughly aud RELIABLY DEMO
Ratio, with no isyors for any person or faction
sithin the party 10 the detrimsnt Of the whoh
.rty. When the nominations are made by thu
sguIarly constituted convention Of the party ther
ne RRsIKIHs willard only then-giVe iu IN
uslihed supper, to the nominees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-16

10: p. m. train through to Cincinnati without
hargc, with sleeper through TO Cincinnati.
gainesville Accommodation leaves Wheeling q.
- q. N. and $40 p. m, Bellaire at $40 O IN.
nni i:l5 p. H., dsily except Eur isy,
M0unusytlle Accommodation lesy1 wheeling at
= :35 \. 81. and arrtTes ~ AoupdET,lle b H;l5 r. NJ
tGlly except sunday,
HGnniT gton coon n,odatiGn leaves at 1910 =. ".
Through coach from Wheeling 70 Cincinnati daily
" 70, leaving Wheeling al 9:l6 A. arriving al
Cincinnati at 20 p. u.
& Il o. sleeping CaTI oil all through usins.
Close connection msde iOr all points Sou,h and
I,utbaest, North and Northw0t, making this de-
sTabe route for colsitu knd persons moving 70 the
s'eat wsst and 10 whom particular attention Is
even.
Ticfeu to all principal poina on ,ale n depot
sleeping car accommodations can BE- secured st De-
TIC. BURKE,
Ticket Agent B. Il y. Depot.
JOHN BAll1E,
Ticket Agent, under Mcclure House
JOHN I. LAM lrsv. Passenger Agent.
C. X. LORD, Gen. Pass. Agent.
&. 7. DEyRIEs, General Agent, Wheeling.
WHEELING AEb PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
IN and after June 2lst 1885, passenger trains will
uu a. follows, Wheeling time:
pRPAerURxs
eor Pitfsbugh-4'40 . m, daily 6'35 p. nj.
laily $40 p. IN. and 7a5 q. NJ, daily except sun
thy.
ARRIVALS.
from Prtuhursh-9 :0S O. m, daily; II % a M. and
5Ob u NJ. d,ily except sunday; i0:l5 p. IN, daily.
from %sShibgton-7:So q. m, catly except sun
Icy; 1915 p. M, daily.
y. DURHAM, General Manager
J. 7. LANE, Travelling Agent, Wheeling.
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nnEELiNG AID ElA GR0YE r a

4 An AM AFTLk AOEDAY, MAY 4, 1855,
~ trains on the whseinE and Elm Grove Rail
rad EtIl run a. to!lou.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-12

TIE guns of the two batteries would have
been captured by desperate sally OF the in.
surgents except for the execution OF Cat
ling gun served by the agents OF the Can
adian manufacturers. The infantry was not
engaged and the Canadian force was strongly
intrenched Saturday night against surprise
The battle was begun by sharp firing on the
steamer Nortkcote, which passed down
stream three miles quite disabled. RiePs
position is very strong, but his stock or am
munition is said to be small.
The Issue OF standard silver dollars for .he
miDts during the week ended May was
$3.50. The issue during the correspond
period of last year was 3l5. .997.
The business OF courts III the District OF
Columbia has been brought to a standstill.
The appropriations for the payment OF jurors
and witnesses is exhausted.
Admiral Jouett has informed the Navy
De ps rtment that he has gone to Carthagens,
which place is still besieged.
The total value of the exports of domestic
breadstufis during the tour months ended
April 80 were S45,07S ,602 During the ten
months ended April 80 exports were $685..
093,31
The representatives of the executive depart
ments of the Government at the New Or.
leans Ex position held 8 meeting in this city
to-day, and adopted appropriate sympathetic
resolutions concerning the death of S. L.
Lyfold, the President Of the Board.
The President to day signed the commis.
sions OF William b. Mcconnell, of Fargo,
Dakota Territory. to be Associate Justice
OF the Supreme Court OF Dakota, and K. p.
Swineferd, of Michigan, to be Governor of
Alaska.
Mr.. &. s. Cox to- day learned that the del
eeation of his constituents who purpose
calling upon the President to request that
his appointment as Minister TO Turkey be
revoked, will not arrive here until Wednes.
DAY. The question OF his tiuai acceptance
of the mission will not bs determined until
after the interview OF the delegation with
the President Mr.. Cox, however, init
mates that he still expects TO 90 TO Constsr-
tinople about the end of the present month
The Natiorsl Republican will say to-
morrow that it is reported that the President
has offered the Office OF Register of the
Treasury to General w. S. Rosencrans OF
CALIFORNIA.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-12

The Governments Poncy Regarding the
Soudan-Hamilton'sA Attack of Glad
stones Policy.

LONDON. May 11.-Lord Harrington said
that the Government had resolved to make
Wady Halfs the most advanced position as a
permanent defence OF Egypt. The British
troops would be Withdrawn as soon as the
Nile rises. 1t is expected that the rising will
occur at about the the end OF May. The
withdraw al OF the troups involved the aban-
donment Of the engagement to advance to
Kbsrtoum. This statement was received
with cheers from the Government benches.
Efforts will he made, said the War Secre-
tary, to establish an administration in the
province Of Dopgola, and to complete the
Nile Railway as commercial enterprise.
General Lord Wolseley, Lord Harrington
said, bad advised the Government to retire
to Ashaun from the soudan. General Wolse
ley attached great importance to sending
armed boats to Egypt to be used in patroling
the Nile The Government has no inten ton,
tie speaker said. of evacustinE Soakim until
scIue arrangement can be eeecist Tor bold
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-12
Foreign Notes.


The Pope to-day received the Bishop of
Erie, Pa.
Mr.. Fargus, the author OF Called Back"
is dying of typhoid fever at Monaco.
The Ameer OF Afghanistan has agreed to
allow British Minister.residen. al Herat.
Lieutenant General Won Gottsberg, CON-
mander of the Firs: German Army Corps, is
dead.
Ferdinand Hitler, the celebrated German
composer and pianist. died at Cologne this
morning.
The Reicbstsg yesterday voted III favor OF
the proposal to make the duty on wheat
three marks
Prince Bismarck to day informed the
Reichstsg that Spain had announced q fixed
duty on wheat.
Mr.. Morton, on Wednesday, will formally
present TO the President OF the Municipal
CO uncil, In the Place des Etats Unis, Paris,
the statue given to the city by American
citizens.
The city of Naples has given itself up to
festivity for the day, celebrating the opening
OF the new water works. The supply to the
city from ihs new source was turned on with
royal hand by King Humbert.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-12
CODENSED TRLEGRAMS.

Franz November, from Chicago, was yes
teaday committed for extradition for forgery.
A Church Congress was opened by Gov
error Harrison at Hartford, Conn.,, last
night.
The Norwegian steamer Minerys, bound
for Montreal with coal. has returned 10 North
Sydney with her bow slowed in.
At Charlotte, n. c., house occupied by
Lizzie Blunt aud Minute Bell, women OF ILL
repuie, was blown up by dynamite Sunday
night.
Judge Brown, at New York, in the United
States District Court. yesterday, dismissed
the libel in the suit of Government sgainst
the steamship City of mexico.
Herbert Ostfom, thirty years old, is
prisoner at police headquarters. New York,
charged with robbiug his employers. Alex
ander +. Reid ~ Co. OF 81 600. Re admitted
his guilt.
In the New York rcllersfsting contest at
midnight the score stood: Maddox, 276,
Snowdon, 257i Reynolds, 26S; Omelia, 2iS;
S,hock, 235, A. Boyst. 942. Entry. 20s |:
Francis. 90: Harmon 22o; ciaxtor, %.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-12
Some Reasons for Making Haste Slowly
in Removing Government Officials
-Chase's Opinion OF Changes.
Presidential Postmasters Appoint
ed-The President Proposes
Giving q Position to
General Rosecrans.
MAKING HASTE SLOWLY.
what Chase Thought OF Making Changes
How Tom Ryan Was Appointed.
specisl to the Sentinel.

Specisl 10 the Sentinel.
WAsHINeroN, May 11.-Dsscending the
steps of the Interior Department to-day,
after having glanced through it, Mr.. Holman
observed TO me, "You can readily see that
chaos, in some degree, would follow a whole
sale change OF the clerical force of this
Mr.. Chase's administration OF the Treas
ury there were Democrats under
him who had come down from
Jackson's appointment. Republieans, lust.
ing for their places, clamored vigorously for
an order enforcing an absolute exodus. Mr..
Chase, feeling the responsibility of his posi-
ton, emphaticslly declined. declaring that
the good OF the service was paramount TO all
other considerations that it would be quits
impossible for inexperienced persons to iitly
fill the places held by trained men, though
they did happen to be- Of the other political
party
incidentally to day, in long conversation,
q member of the Indiana delegation, gave
me history OF Tom Ryap's appointment,
and repeat ii for the reason that ii evi.
dences the care of the administration in
such matters. Mr.. Ryan had been proven
an active, experienced man OF affairs His
lcFSEscS C&PitiucN, LIE Uuoltes nDA3ity was
established beyond the point Of y
doubt. Mr.. Holman happened
in Mr.. Mannings Office one day and after
the interest that drew him there was satls.
fed, Mr.. Manning observed: What, Mr..
Holman, can you testify regarding the merit
and integrity OF Mr.. Ryan? That matter
must be disposed of at once"
II have known Mr.. Ryan," was the an.
sver. "for many years. bat living distsD oe
OF eighty miles from him, only In general
way. A Wholesale merchant IN Indianapo.
lis, bis business transactions were large, and
DO rot remember ever having heard his
honor questioned. ] have often heard him
mentioned In terms of the highest respect. /
believe Mr.. Ryan 10 bs q thoroughly honest
man."
''I regret thafyou have not known him
more intimately, but please 60 to the de-
partment and make thst statement. Mr..
Hendricks has manifested some sollcituds
In the matter and be may reinforce you."
Together Mr.. Holman and the Vice Presi-
dent walked to tho department. MIR. Hen
bricks had known Mr.. RYAN long and quite
intimately. He recited two instances where
the merchant threatened with bankruptcy
might have saved money by throwing nj ~
self on hls legal rights. But Mr.. Ryan chose
to discharge every obligation to the foil
extent of his ability. That was enough, the
appointment was announced before the set.
ting of the sun.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-12
NEWS OF NATIONAL INTEREST.
Presidential Postmasters Appoioted =
Judgm ent gainst the Government
United States Consul on Satur-
days Battle. Etc.

WASHINGTON, May ll.--Charles NJ. Shelley.
of Alabama, has been appointed Foarsh
Auditor OF the Treasury, vice Charles
and will assume charge OF the tffice to-mor-
row morning.
Henry b James, Chief OF the Q lstoms
Divisit n Of the Treasury Department, has
resigned, to take effect the 1st of June.
The President to-day appointed the fol-
lowing named Presidential Postmasters:
Maurice Litch, Mahoney City, Pa, vice j. s.
Brecker commission expired; John Slack
Brietol, Tenn, vice William Muliinex, com.
mission expired; Mary H. Edwards. Cleve-
land, Tenp., vice William ;. Taylor. o,m
mission expired Mrs. A G. Hast ngs, Port
Gibson, Miss, vice Thomas Richards On, com
mission expired; j. S. Mead, Hazelhurss,
Miss, vice George L. Matthews, commission
erpired Harvey G. Moore, Broadhead, Wis,
vice Peter w. Bsebe, SUSPENDED for cause.
The cause for Postmaster Bsebe's suspension
was that he was found negligent and care
less in his accounts. The money due the
Government he'd not been kept separately,
a. ii should have been DONE and not re
stored on demand OF inspectors. He also
failed to make reports TO the departmer
when required, and it was found necessary
to inspect his office i've times within yea.
In the Court of CLAIMS today a demurrer
In the case or the Moline Water-power Com.
pany OF Illinois against the United States
was sustained. Judgment for SO 362 was
rendered in favor OF II. w. Jackson, receiver
OF the Third National Bauk OF, Chicago.
secretary Whitney left Washington for
Cleveland. O., this evening to attend the
funeral OF his brother.in-law, Mr.. Nathan
Payne. son OF Senator Payne.
United States Consul James w. Taylor, at
Winnipeg, Manitoba, has telegraphed the
Secretary OF State relative to the fight on
Saturday between Riei and Middleton. He
saws General Middleton reconno tired the pJ-
sitioD OF Riel's fcrcs st BAttouche Saturday
with less CT one killed and seven wounded.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-12
appointment of Indianians.


WASHINGTON, May IA conversation
with President Cleveland this forenoon led
Con gresham Holman to believe that Colonel
DENLY will be given the Chinese mission.
William i. Mcconnell has been app ointsd
Associate Judge OF Dakota. Orderly Ser.
geant James II. Rice, State Auditor OF In
diana, is here to attend to.morrow's races.
The following Indiana Postmasters have
been appointed to-day: William M. Brown,
Clermont; John ID. Durment, Crothersville /;
David A. Bell, Eugene; Eden A. Rhodes,
Eureka; sanford E. Mcintosh, Hardsns-
buYgh; Logan Allen, Raglesyille John G..
White, Trafalgar.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-12
OBITUARY.
Ex.Mayor Nathan Perry Payne.

CLEVELAND, o., May 1l.-ExMayor M.
tia Perry Payne, son of United States sena-
tor Payne, died this morning of heart dis
ease. rhe only surviving son now is Colonel
Oliver II. Harry the other son died In Paris
few years sgo. The only daughter is the
wife OF Secretary OF the Navy Whitney.
Ex-mayor Payne had been engaged in the
coal business for q number of years. the firm
name being Payne e Newton. He was
bachelor aud had his apartments in the old
homestead OF his grandfather on his mothers
side, Captain Nathan Perry, after whom he
was named, on Euclid avenue. He was
i0rty.eight years old.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-12

supposed Murder-Body Fxhumed.
Special 70 the Sentinel
COLUMBUS, Ind, May IA case OF very
suspicious character has come to light with
In the past few days. About two weeks
ago woman named Sanford, residing
near Azalia, in this county, died
under suspicious circumstances. A lady
who happened TO call about the time she
died assisted In preparing the body for
burial. She noticed Ia moving the body that
the right arm appeared to be broken au d
there was an Ugly-Iooking wound in the
back OF the house. This lady kept the mat
ter to herself for a few days but it got noised
around and reached the ears OF the Coroner
of the county. DR.. NJ. NJ. Dart, who took
sn assistant this morning and went to the
graveyard aud had the corpse taken mp. He
found upon exa nination fresh fracture OF
the arm and hole in the back OF the skull
nearly an inch in diameter. The matter will
be investigated and some rich developments
are promised.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-12

LorDoS, May ia dispatch from Naples
10 the Standard Gays that King Humbert and
Queen Margher:ts were rapturously received
at Naples. They drove through the streets
In en- open carriage, unattended by any
guard either OF the soldiers or police, and
the carriage was surrounded By crowds OF
pedple, ell cheering enthusiastically for their
Majesties. At night the new water-works
were marvelously illuminated with electric
lights, producing a brilliant and UNIQUE spec
tacle. In every respect the royal visit was e
splendid success