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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
CONDENSED TELEGaAMs.

At Atcbison, Is, Friday evening
,rsmp named HosglSnd shot q saloon
kee6er named HINT.
Wm. Bookwalter, while intoxicated last
Fri,a near Circleville, o., fatally shot
co}osed BOY named Samuel Tiobs.
Vim. Tibbs OF Manitoba, set FIRE to his
residence, attempting to burn his wife aud
child therein Failing in this, he cut his
,hrcst snd died shor y after.
Petroleum hss bsen found near the sur
face Of the ground st Troy, n. Y.
4 company of strikers stoned the tug
asserman as it WAS passing under bridge
at MilsaulAee, Wis, seriously iDjuring sew
ersl men.
Corporal NJ. J. Rut'edge, oF the Uuited
States Marine Corps, committed suicide
yesterday morning By taking lAudanuw.
Mike Metz, the 1t Liam who murdered his
cousin near Snits field, is now in jail al
UnioRtOwn, Pa.
A terrible railroad accident was reported
nesr Brook6eld, o, bu, il has since been
learned that but one man was slightly In
iured.
Tie crew Of the GensstA are busy prepar
ing for their REIN to EJglsnd.
Chinu Morgau's gambling house in St.
Paul, Mimi, has been closed on account OF
indictments now in progress in court
On Friday evening, st Sherman, Tex, 8
little girl named Mary WIsuer made pet
bear angry ard it attacked and terribly
msngled her.
Congressman Adams and Surveyor OF
Port Beattie, OF New York, on Friday nigh,
in discussing the Custom House appoint
ments, almost came TO blows.
A man nsm-d Jack Allen committed
suicide in bsgino at Omaha, Ns5,, by
shooting himself
The militia Of Arizona and New Mexico
are to be sent after the hostile indians
The Episcopal convention 81 New York
will continue tue salary Of the venerable
Bishop Potter, who has resigned on account
of feeble health.
A bicycle propelled BY steam was success
fully ex ibited at Newark, n. j., on Friday
evening.
Vim. Ship, q fisherman BY occupation,
OF Wscp, Tez., together with his negro wife,
wss arrested Thursday night for miscegens-
ton.
John S. Wise, Of Virginia, hiss pubiclys su-
nounced that be viii not sccept J. Amber
Smiths challenge to fight duel.
Seven buildings including the Conner
cisl House and several places of business
we're destroyed By FIRE at AArinetfe, Wis,
srly yes 1Sisy. Loss between $500 AMI
$4,000. about onehslf insured.
At Chicago the mass meeting held at
Battery Diamond yesterday for the purpose
OF raising funds fc .Ne Pssnell esmpsiga
fund was wen sttendel. probably 5000 per
sons being present.
At Albany, Tex, J. Il Bgga a saloon
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
On 1HE OHIO.
IN ypitoms Of News Oens.ru,sg ths Dss1s

N Epitoms Of News Oene.ruiss Ne Dse1s
and BostmsE.
The marks last night indicated fest
inches and falling.
The Elaine isto-days PArkesbufs packet
leaving at II Q. m.
The steamer Thomas ID. Rts ID sxpectsd
up come time today.
The marks al Pitsbufg Last night indiesr
ted inches and stationary.
The Bsltic n laid up st Possam Bar. ~
Tom Dodsworth ., Marietta, and The John
r. Walton ct GslHpolis.
Csps. Casper Calls, Alex Heaihsdsgtos,
Andy White ard q number Of other Win
take IN the DAVIS Island Dam cslebrstos.
The following tosbosts are laid up at ths
LsBeile landing: Sam Bsosn, josh Cook,
Barnard. and William Bonner.
The tovbosn Maggie and Eassns Asv
laid np q, the Top mill landing. the Cod
City at Powhstsn, and the DAunlsss -
Bellane.
The Mary Diston pAsssd dosn Saturday
fH Cedsr Keys. Florida, where she viii run
10 q small rivef Of sbout fifteen miles 70
bfisg OF, freight to the larger bosh. Cspt
John Kerr was her pilot, Capt jim Aosds
OF the l.. W. Morgan, Capt Robinscs cd
his brother we're also on board looking 6
the rIyeg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
GOOD NEWS FOR LABOR CIRCLES.
Many Iron Works to Rssume-Glass Wage
Ouegtion settled.

Many Iron Works to Rssume-Glass Wage
Question Settled.
PIrTsBURG, October "A New Castle,
Pa, special says the Etna mills, owned and
operated BY Kimberly L Co., win start up
in all departments on Tuesday after an
idleness of nearly year. Preparations are
also being made for the early resumption
Of the Western File Works and Mckee,
Andrews & Co.'S extensive sheet mills, both
at Beaver Falls, Pa. The file works hiss
been closed down since Juue.
PITTSBURGH, October THE wage diff
ferences between the window glass manu-
fscturers and workmen have been satistsc.
torily settled and general resumption Of
the factories will take place IS soon as the
furnaces can be but in condition for work
1t is understood that the workmen compro-
missed on 9 ten per cent. reduction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
GRAFTON.
Death Away from Home-Gsneral and
Personal Items.
Special 20 Lhs RegiStsT

Death Away from Home-Gsneral and
Personal Items.
Special 10 he Register.
GRAFTON, W. Va, October A tele-
gram was received here yesterday from Phil
adelphia, stating that John W. Bartlett, Of
Webster, this county, was instantly killed BY
the cars at the stock yards in Philadelphia
Mr.. Bartlett was President Of the County
Court OF this county for four years He
went to Philadelphia last Thursday with q
car load Of cattle. His rem lius will be
brought here tomorrow and inferred at
Webs sr.
Hon. B. F. Martin received q telegram
last Saturday announcing the death of his
father, Jesse B Martin, of Pennington, Ma
rion county. The death was cssed by rheu.
mstism or paralysis o, tie heart. He arose
in the morning about o'clock as well as
usual, but al o'clock-one hour lster--he
died. he would have been SO wears old Oh
the Sd of November next Toe remains
were buried on Sunday at the family bury
ing ground on his farm. Quite q number
attended the funeral from here.
The remains Of Mrs Lizzie Cssteel, wife
Of A. D. Cssteel, were brought here last
Saturday from Oaklsnd and inferred in
Blusmont Cemetery. The deceased was
daughter of Rev. J. L. Clark, of the NJ. E.
Church.
John J. Gilhgsn has received an appoint
ment as Clerk of the Internal Revenue Of
fee.
Frederick Burd-tt, Of Burlington. Iowa
a brother Of Capt. John s. Burdet:, of
Charleston, and father of Bob Burdettthe eel
ebra;ed humorist, is visiting friends and
relatives in this county.
Rev. W. C. Schaef5r, Of the English Lu
rhersu church of Richmond, Va, preached
in the Lutheran church here last Sunday.
A young man b. name of Alison Martin,
from Marion county was arrested here
Monday evening charged with forging an
order on John n Tregellas for $50. After
a bearing before Justice BroRn he was re-
uauded to jail to await the action of the
grand jury.
Mr.. s. f Hamilton, of Grst'ou, and Miss
Flora f. Nelson, of Counellsyille, Pa, we're
uarri, Oh the 24'h of September
HUsiress ia improving here aud better
i'm es is near at hand.
The men in me B L D foundry went to
WORK on iull rims on the first OF DC oosr
John y. Ire elias and S ]. Holm are
5uildiDg five houses on Washington street.
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from tornadoes are alive to the importance
of the work in progress Intending pur-
ehsseCs of farms apply to the Signal Office
for information respecting the liability Of
their locality to destruction. To such are
sent the records of past facts as they are
known. Whenever Lieutenant Finley travels
in pursuit Of his studies, farmers and
villsgers press for information. To these
he says that nothing raised BY the hand Of
man above the surface of the earth can
Withstand the shock Of the tornado. He
advises them to seek their dug-outs upon
the appearance of the portentious signs Of
disaster and there await the passage of the
storm. For their property he advises in
surance so that the loss Of the individual
may be shared by his more fortunate neigh
bors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
WELLSBuRG.
showery-seyeral Sales General and Per-
sonal News.


sonal News.
Special 10 he Register.
WrLLsBURG, W. Va, October 3.-Several
showers visited this place TO day and about
o'clock q hard rain, accompanied with q
strong wind and some hail, commenced and
lasted for quite while.
Bev. Wm G. Hobbs breaches at the NJ.
2. church on Sunday morning.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Gage have gone to their fu-
ture home in the west.
The Tucker water works is making pro-
gress.
Mrs. Jemima Britt, aged 81 years, was
buried at Kaddish chapel cemetery on We'd
uesdsy.
Samuel Blsnkinsop, for a great many
years associated with the mercantile bust
ness of this town, has accepted a position
in the store of Geo. Z. Stltel Il Co. OF
Wheeling.
F. Beck ESQ, Of this county, has sold
his farm TO DR.. Samuel g. Kelly, of West
Liberty. Mr.. Beck and family propose
moving to Georgia.
The Edward Dare property was sold un-
der deed of trust to-day to Mrs. Thompson
White, for g, 200.
The press, type and fixtures Of the Local
were sold under deed Of trust to-day, the
price realized being $40
Captain B. B Dovener, OF Wheeling, was
in the city TO day.
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Irausfsrred-GraftOn Notes.
N.--t,,T n "a ps0frfay

GRNyToy, October 4.-Ben Jackson, Esq 1,
q railway postal clerk between ClsrksSurg
ard Weston, nephew of ex Congressman
Ben Wilson, has been transferred With pro-
motion to the Grafton and Chicago R P.
D. between Grafton, ". Va, and Newark,
D., to Gll vacancy caused by the resigna-
tion Of F. E Nichols, Esq Mr.. Nichols
resigned his present position to accept the
secrs,sr, ship Of the Mutual Reserve Tou
tine Association, of Baltimore, Nd We
congratulate bo,h Mr.. Jackson and Mr..
Nichols, and trust a bright and prosperous
future await them. Collector McGraW,
who hss been spending several days IN
Washington, is expected home to,nigk
His many friends viii 'e him with con-
sratulstions for the deep q favorable i'm
preston made upon the President. Johnny
Is little, but he gets there all the same.
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FAIRM0NT.
SL>cidI 10 y.< R1ctsi1r.


FAIRyOyT, W. Va, October 4.-The +.
NJ. d p. railroad is still approaching
Morgsntovn at q snaiPs pace. The pso-
pie Of that thrifty village will not, however,
postpone their centennial until the road
reaches them, but will celebrate in true
country style on the dates first named, viz:
October 18th and 18th, without regard 70
railroad facilities.
The cupola on the Normal school build
ing was repainted this week and nov pre-
sents quite neat appearance.
The Normal School still hourishsth.
Prof. Sipes' s1ccess 10 conducting Institutes
seems TO have been more than equAlled BY
his success Ia inducing teachers TO attend
the Normal School ksre. He Is the right
man ia the night place
Mr.. A. Z smyrk. The new SIpsriotend-
ent Of tie New Englsnd Coal Company,
will shortly move his family from BsItID ore
into the Lott dsslirg. on Main street, snd
G. NJ ShiDn will occupy ibe house 9, pres.
EFT occupied By Lee 4 Aooort The latter
goes into his properly recently pa'chased OF
Rev L L sew n who gO~s 70 Aourdsyiiie
to take charge Of the u Z. congregation 81
ItSCt
d. L. Morrow nos occupies TIE new
Brovn6sld building. and e. g. Psrrance
ia in The Holland House Prof Sipe .ill
move to the Blair residence and Will
Huzum will occapy the rooms over H,rlsy
q MorroW's sfore.
Lewis Williams has been indisposs q
some time, bot Is nos much improys
Miss Lott;e Morrow is attending the Gin
cipnati Conservatory Of Music.
Arthur Stealey. twelve yearold Ia vas
trJing TO bos,d the VA train ct the Aoaon-
gshels fridge last Wednesday, when be
nipped and iell through some forty Tee,
onto the river bank. he vas carried h1ms
and is doing well at this writing. II was
q mirscalous escape from death.
DR.. Viii Ogden has had his hand tied up
this week. be has been suffering with in
Hamstion of one OF the joints, caused by &c
eidentaIly pricking his hand with 9 needle
while sewing up . wound
Rev. L. l. S,e~srt, late presiding elder
for this n. z Church district, has bean ~
siarsd 70 Moundsville for the ensuing yesr.
Our tozn possessed no better citizen thaa
Mr. Stewart and We commend him 70 the
pes neighbo.s as "a exemplary. active
earnest Christian gentleman.
H.E Oedes, E<q diFides has tine -
tween his lAs psaesiee heee -
hss gss1' NIoIc Too.b Powder VIII savs %
4 = II - - "a y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
nARrIss HxRxY.

Mesu. Hsod & Hymes have gottss
TIER hsv express wagon oet Of The shee
Iookirg ~ neat and pretty - noe pin.
The work vas done BY As-srA Sam HAses
ard I'd. Keller. The ezpressmen ars noy
having q great fiue tsyihg 10 ses vnee
ote ot them can ge, the most vcfk -
uale their liysries the most ssfscdss.
james Pennington has sscepssd . pon-
ton as ticket seller in the Nisesfs fink -
Bellsire.
The R.thsbit<s st iheir rsgslas Dssae4
on Friday hight paased rssoladoas q IT,
10 Rev. Marin, ios his sbls ehoet o. -
fle psop,s q ~ losss ~ q teyp ~.
s.xious fos az gods slogsss4 VIII q
roD- q Wss1 - .s:ssr raAve beea preferred Q
~ publican postnsssen removed s'st
term Of oiice began. reso'as'o. y
teeth. | 10 the printing Of this iaiosnanes =
kAss besa already ssspass1
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. CIVIL SERVICE.
On the Presidents Policy
as TO
smTTEE's REORGANIZATION.
ave a Fair Reform Administration
nd Win Follow His Own
Policy.
q WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

s<eToN, October 4.-In answer to 3
X 4 reporter OF the Associated Press
rninion whether the President would
1cfgAnize the commission, and IS to
# &onld reorganizs it, Commissioner
& 0N5. / will give you my own views
"A without in the least assuming to
The President Ny successor viii,
beready to enter upon his duties
st of November. If the President
.fthe unreasonable jsalousies which
ID deem it wise to supersede one or
be other commissioners think he
s 20 deliberately, freely and at the
s .ne.
The Presidents Policy.
ID not be eOerced either as to the
& be persor % be selected By the
b demsnos Of noisy Intermediates.
k sho clauor about reorganization are
hds of reform and they have but to
their clamor to make their feeble
manifest as their hostility. If he
ice two members of his own party
commission be viii nos allow any
administration or any tayorhsm
psrt to open the way to patronage
IS which are the aim Of 80 many OF
AOst anxious to help him to
about q speedy reorganization.
kld, am sure, depreeate this making
ecadent for treating the office Of
Seryice Commission political and to
Il anew BY every succeeding Peesi-
4 Yet something must be conceded
ps to the exigency of q new expert
|end to an enlightened public opinion
= subject knowing, as the President
hat the work of the commission is both
IND complicated and that it is not
be work oil other parts Of service ex-
"a in familiar regulations. l think he
appreciates that q new commissioner
pin much by serving for time with
pf those familiar with the work. No
ised enemy of reform could deal it q
disastrous blow than to bring about
mediate change Of al the commission.
Fourth Glass POstmRstsrs.
e following following fourth class post
rs were appointed yesterday; For
AT Petersburg, John l. Ernst; at
John s. Burton; Wheelersburg, james
ker; Wales Mills, Giles Brown; South
d. Adam Hoffman; Freeport, Samuel
elley; Rehrbeth, Robert Hammond;
i Joy, r. X. Day; Wellstou, NJ r.
r; Pslmira, W. W. Bigelow; Jasper,
McGoxan; Windham, J. B. Harrison.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
Found Dead IN an Clubhouse

BARNFSvILLE, o., October 4-R. c
Niles, President of the Belmont Bank, at
Somerton, and a wealthy and influential
citizen of that village, WAS found dead in
An clubhouse this afternoon. Heart disease
is GIVEN as the cause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
rnrrnr Preacn. ed in Baltimore

BALTIMORE, Octo5e' 4.-The announce
meut that Archdsscon Fsrrsr would preach
at St. PauTs church today drew an in
mense tbrong. Morning prayers were pre-
ced by professional hymn, God snd Father,
Great and Holy" composed BY Rev. F. W.
Fsrrar. D. D. Rev. DR.. Hodges, reStor OF
the church, read lessons the responses hsv
ing been made by ehoiristers.
Archdeacon Farrsr preached from pat
of,be sixth verse of the fifteenth chapter OF
St. Luke: Rejoice with me, tor l have
Fonpd nv sheep which was lost
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
RERAT SEIZED.
The English Take Possession Of the
Town and
ORDER THE INHABITANTS TO QUIT
The Town---A Fight Immineat---The
Status Of the Roumelian Ques-
ton.
GENERAL FOREIGN DISPATCHER.

ST.. PETERSBURG, October A dispatch
to the Naval vremya from Asksbsd dated
Friday, says the English have taken possss-
sion of Herat and have ordered the inhabi-
tants to quit the town at once. The inhab-
itants sngered BY the action Of the Euglish
have thrown up earthworks opposite the
Citadel. The English are being strongly
reinforced. This dispatch is coasidsrsd 70
bs sxasesrated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
socialistic Labor Uongress

CINCINNATI, O., October The dele
Gates to the Congress of the Sociahstic La
Dor party were welcomed at the Bellevue
House by the Cincinnati section. Mr.. c
Fritz delivered the address and Mr.. Alex.
Jones. Of New York, replied in the name Of
the delegates. The regular proceedings of
the congress viii begin to-morroE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05

ACUrx rheumatism is an inAsuusion cf
the Joints marked By PAIN, heat, reduces,
and 3 tendency to suddenly shift from one
Joint to another. With these symptoms ap-
ply Salvation OIL, the great pAin cure, to
the affected parts without delay. Price, IS
cants n bot1le.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05

Dr. Wm P. Clothier, BaffAlo. n. Y,
sayx Il pres riSed It for Catholic priest.
~kO vas : hard staasuss for waksfalaess,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
ForeignsTs in America.

Yes. yes; in al these cities and amid the
lowering Western Prairies and On the slopes
Of the Pacific and amid the Sierrzs and on
,hebsnks OF the lagoon and on the ranches
of Texss there Is an uneountea muliitads
Who shia hour, ssand and sd and ksesl ~ifb
: ii|;.ssss--;r.ica. cven fcsafd Jsr6sslem SINE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05

= - MAGIC Too.b Powder viii savs yoor teeth
Try Il Sold 81 z. b. Lst.
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Another Jerusalem

toward which We nov need TO open or win
dows. The exiled Evangelist OF Ephesus
sAw II one day as the surf Of the Icarisn
sea foamed and splashed over the boulders
ct his feet and bis vision reminded me Of 9
Wedding day when the bride by sister and
maid was having gsrlands tsined for her
bair and Jewels strung Tor her neck Just be-
fore she puts her betrotbed hand into the
hand Of her afiAnced: Il John, sss the
Holy City, New Jerusalem, coming down
from God out of Heaven, prepared as Q
bride adorned for her husband Tossr1
that bridal Jerusalem are our windows
openedl We would do well 10 think more
of heaven. 1t is not o mere annex Of earth.
IL is 10, dtsolA,e outpost As Jerusalem
vaa the capital Of judah and Babylon the
esptai Of the BabJlohian monarchy. and
London is the capital OF Great
Britain, end Washington il the capital ct
our osn Republic. theneu Jerusalem is tn
capital Of the universe. The king hyts
there ana the royal family Of the redeeued
have their palaces there E3d there IS Con
eress Of nzDy naaons and the Psrlismsnf
Il al the worlds Yes; - Daniel had Bio
ared in Jerusalem Of rhom he c:frn
ihops b, tough be bad Eft hons vhen :
: tsr5 ycprg = Az psrkzrs
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-25
DANIEL M'CONyILLE.
GEORGIA's BALL CLUBS.
Atlanta and Louisville End Nine III

Atlanta and Louisville End Nine In
nings in q Tie of Five Runs Each.
ATLANTA, March 24.-The last game of
the series between the LOuisvilles and
Atlantas, which was played this after
noon, proved the most hotly-eontested of
the season. Both mines played their best.
and for time it looked as though Atlanta
would win. The home team scored one
run in the first inning, while Louisville
failed to cross the home plate until the
sixth, when one run was scored. In the
seventh, the Atlantas got in one, and
three others in the eighth. Louisville
then scored four in the eighth, and the
game ended in a tie of five each, neither
club scoring in the ninth inning. Hecker
pitched the entire game for the Louis
villes, with Sullivan as catcher, while
DundOn, the mute, and McVey was the
battery of the Atlantas. Nine hits were
gotten off each DundOn and Hecker. The
Atlantas made five errors and the visitors
the same. Hecker struck out and Dun
don 4. The greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed here tonight over the game, and
the home team is being warmly congratu-
lated. The attendance was good, and the
excitement ran high as the game pro-
crossed. The LOuisvilles left tonight for
Augusta, and will return here Monday to
play off the tie game. The club then goes
to Macon. The indianapolis club VIII
reach here Thursday for three days.
THE GAME AT AUGUSTA.
AUGUSTA, March 24.-To-day's game
was a fine one. The score stood 3 to 3 IN
favor of the Augustus till the eighth in
ming, when the indianapolis team made
three runs, ending the game to 8 in their
favor. Kilroy and Burns occupied the
box for the Augustus. No runs were
earned. Five errors were made on each
side
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-25
FLORIDA.

-.. rauo-ei that the Good Templars will
ta-. q temperance paper in Apalachicola
Ire Norris orange groves in Volusia county
-el -,ull boxes - fruit this season.
wcrc shipped, and sold from s. to 81 50
l E.
lro petitions for barr0Oms are being ac-
@ circulated in the Barlow district, and
I'd elc Wll lc again presented the lrst
-1--F ll April
Ner- no the death of Rev +. W. Meaney.
ee. Aurul in Ia lahassee. Gainesville aud
s- s-llVl. le. has been received He removed
santa te, New Mexico, TWO years ago.
ll. Icac-ers' Institute opened at Orlando
4-- TO is conducted By John l.. era
-t-- .- D. 90 the Nashville Normal College.
Mrs Helen Butler Webster, OF Jackson
N-ta aFruature could be obtained few
-ar- --n 60 q petition for license TO sell liquor
.i-1s CIV. THIS Is temperance town
every s.usc ~ the word. For two years
Aa--icr county has been without bar
IA r-ogosl tiou was made by t.e Amerieus
a1i L4t1er Company, OF Jacksonville.
. sanford City Council. that $50 would
Pred in iuu payment for the old truck,
-,- some weeks since, n paid by April
--s lFoFoeltioH vas accepted and The
--- qrlcnci paid.
-e ElTus p. Rannev has sent 20 the
-.1le1-.- of Cleveland. o., the following ac-
--- et the drowning OF Lew Kerr. the mil
fe. ID tLc 81 Johns river: I'VE left New
.rA nl saturday. March u. and, in accord
y --l our plan OF spending few days in
l.-a letlre proceeding 10 Cuba. We left
'-1viic on Thursday 10 make an excur-
lH tle 81 Johns river TO Sanford on the
steamer Queen. built at Cincinnati and
.-.- t-t on tle line. Everything passed most
-.4F until We were about five miles
te i.i- place. 40 10 o'clock In the evening,
ee separated In the Ofhce OF the boat TO
te = o4r rooms for tne ght. / went back
sa tle iong cabin. and M. Kerr, having
-s-1l % 60 20 The lower deck. went down
----ra ou tle b8W Of the boat. hich termi-
---es not over three or four feet from the ont
,i t1e ovcrnanEiug guard. After making
slrn directly toward the side Of the boat,
WE getting 70 ihe bottom, the handTail