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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-12-16
nEATm OF Vs.. I. LGLEMART.

DEATH or WI. 4. lGLEhAKT.
ne are panied to announce the
death Of orr esteemed fellow towns
mnn. VIM, T. Iglehart Esqr. After
long and severe illness. Mr.. Igle-
hart died last night, at bis residence
IA Prince George street ut $50
o'clock. Ills death was not unex-
pecgea. For weeks he had been a
ess. sufferer from gangrcne, and
i duations had been held with DR..
q y. Smith Of Baltimore as to
erranrEiety Of a surgical operation
duction { progress Of the disease
rangsme relief to the suffering
treatmenseath however intcryened
which col end to all human aid,
sono0, 9ffiend died peacefully after
New l weeksof excruciating pain.
glehart was the second son Of
ate james lglehart, for many
IS 4 prominent merchant Of this
sy lie was educated at st. Johns
College, from which he graduated
III 1853, and at the time Of his
death was one Of the board Of direc-
tors and governors Of that institution,
Mr.. IQlehart studied law with Frank
i. Stockett, ESQ.,, and afterwards
completed a course at Harvard Uni
yersity, Cambridge, Massachu-
sets. He opened a law Office in this
city, but soon after went to st.
Paul, Minnesota, to practice his
profession, where he remained 4 few
years and returned to his native
city. lie went South early in 1861,
entering companyof sharpshooters
ii Col. ]. Lyle Clarke's battalion,
serving as lieutenant. During a
portion Of the war he did duty at
Drury's Bluff, James river, where
his brothef-in-law, the late Capt.
James |. Waddell, had charge Of
Gle first line Of Instructions in the
river Whilst . Alieutenant in the
Confederate army he married Miss
Berkeley, Of Sipunton, Va, by
whom lie has tree children--two
girls and i boy.
After the war, Afr. Iglehart re-
turned to Annapolis and resumed
Tic practice Of ls@. but in 1867 he
began the publication Of new
tspef called the Maryland E.xu,ni-
81 which was subsequently, merged
the Maryland Republican. lie
conferred journalism q few years
llelWards By purchasing the lame
afsInasI ddrertiser, succeeding the
Cen Luther Giddings As editor.
liz continued the Adrerfiser-hp to
lie time Of bis death. and made it
quite j popular journal.
iii 1867 Mr. Iglebart WAS meme
her d Tie Maryland Legislature, ii
1875 city counsellor Of Annapolis,
n 1874 end 1880 State printer, and
s. 1855 uas appointe2 postmaster Of
&#Nssk4,lfs Ir x1.,e nlen nrinfnr Of
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-12-16

THE gamblers ii the New York
Stock Exchange got of their base
yesterday and INDUCED ii the Wild
est speculation Of the well remem
kersa Black Fridays . few years
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-12-16
SPECIAL NOTICE.
LODGE ROOM.

XyKN AfJANE AkpJMe
ANNAPOLIS. Dee. 10, 1856
ANNAPOLIS LODGE No. 50, a. n. q "A.
~, You ore hereby requested 70 meet ut your
Lodge Room. on
Friday. December 4 7th, 1856,
at half-past one O'clock promptly. to attend
the funeral OF our hate Brother. w II Trle-
hart. By order OF LII III. BOYD. w. M e
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-12-16
CONFECTIONERY, &C.,
FELDMEYER BROS
OF
Bakers and COnfeCiiOners
"a Calvert street.

w are prepared to furnish Christmas
Cakes in large or small quantities. at i0aeer
cost than homemade cake, and of the best
materials. Also on hand fire assortment
of CHRISTMAS CANDIES, NUTS,
RAISINS, BON BONS, &C., at low
prices Orders left with the wagon or at
our Store, will receive prompt attention.
Is Also do private baking wnen dough
is sent to our bakery, at reasonable rates.
d15tf FELDMEYER BROS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-20
TWO MEN ARE KILLED
OIL THE RAILRoAp. up WE RIyER,
one of hem wheeling Resident Who Has
Been Working Near wsllsburg, the
Other Named Mstcalf- Martin
Joycs's Body Badly SIauglsd.

Yesterday morning the body Of q man
was found lying beside the Pan Handle
track near Wheeling Junction, horribly
mangled. He had evidently been struck
on the head by q projection from a pas
sing train, as there wss q large hols in his
skull. One limb was torn completely
from his body, The coroner Of Brooke
County held en- inquest and took charge
Of the remains, Tbs body was found to
be that Of Martin joyce, whose home was
in this city,
The evidence taken by Coroner Walk
inshaw, Of WellbburH, showed that Joyce
and party ofislIow workm n had drawn
their money from Contractor CaSparia on
Thursday evening and gone up Il
SteubenYlls ito have time" They goI
on the night train to come back to Wells'
burg, but Joyce had no money aud wa
therefore put of the train, That was the
last seen Of him until his mangled re
mains were picked up beside the tERcE
yesterday morning,
The steubeRvilIs Herald Of last evening
ssys: The body Of q man, mangled a.
most beyond recognition, was found scat
tered along tho Panhandle railroad track
one mile west Of Gould's tunnel, thi
morning at 7 o'clock, Coroner Starr wa
notified and went out to identity, II posi-
bic, the remains. This the Coroner wa
unable to do, The unfortunate strange
had evidently fallen between two irtigh
cars 90 both limbs and tho head had beef
severed from the Trunk, The remain
were scattered along the track for sewers
hundred yards and badly ground
la portion Of the face wa
found and from its appearance tn
victim was evidently q man Of middle age
wearing mustache and whiskers hpget
with gray, A portion OF an enVelop
containing two twenty dollar notes wa
found, but thu money was ground Il
small pieces, and on ono corner Of the en-
yelope was the anne Me!CAil and mem
orantum indicating that the deceased La
received $40 90 In the envelope, No othe
papers were found, Inquiries will b
inside along the line to ascertain, II posi-
BILE, the mau'a identity. The remain
were gathered up and turned oyer I
the township trustees Of that township 10
huFiAl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-20
40 srEAL a BALLOT Boz.
Aslght Sensation at BslI4lIs- Othsr News
There,

AANNts
Mlss Annie Keller, AZ Meadvllle Col
lege, is getting over her sickness.
F3MIs. VIM. CASTOR aud Miss Julia Sheets,
Of Cleveland, arc visiting relatives here,
The Democrats nominated W. s. Gal
lsghsr for councilman in the Second
ward.
Stewart 4 Ward have bought the lots
north Of Freezes livery stable and will
put up brick building there,
The crossing to the Bsnwcol ferry was
hours by Baltimore & Ohio cars that had
been broken there.
Square alter square, through three
wards, the gas ditch has been opened and
allowed 10 stand open, cAYing in great
sections OF the street in some places,
There will be Union Thanksgiving ser
vices held Thursday atthe FlGt Presby,
terrain church. Rev, r, NJ, Brown will
pEeslde, Rev, j. y, Smith will make the
prayer, Rev, 0. F, W, HuaLedt will read
from the Scriptures and Rev, Il. +, Keelel
will deliver the sermon.
Raw B, Graft will preach at the Tune,
Hill school house Sunday, Rev. N. S
Hoey, Of Pittsburgh, will preach at the
First Presbyterian church tomorrow
Mr.. Hoey has preached here several tilneI
aud Is greatly admired by this Gopgrega
ton, Its possible that no may be calico
as pastor,
The result OF tho count Of the ballot
from Bridgeport precinct, Pease Township
shows gain Of one vote Tor DArEah, or, II
certain ways Of counting scratched ballots
he might gain two or even four votes
This preliminary hearing IVES had bsiorl
JnatlCes Roeder and Carrot yesterday
The talking Of the lawyers took up muct
more Of the time than the actual count
ing, Somewhat Of O sensation was msdl
by the nowS that someone had broker
open Andrew Roeder's, office during th(
night, evidently in search Of the bRllo
box, Mr., Roeder had locked up the boz
N his Office, the other justice, Capt, Gar
rett, keeping the key but fortunately h
afterwards went after the box and took !
home with him, There was nothing dis
turbod in tho office except places tbs
might contain the ballot box, There i
no clue "a to who is the guilty man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-20
IkIDNRY PAIN S
sA With their weary, dull, aching lItelcgs,
~ Rll.gOnO sensation, relieved In one
~ minute by the CutlUurR Antl.PRin
w Plaster, Warranted, At druggists, %
ASlenS, Potter Drug Co., BOslon,


Tomorrow the Zane Street Nj. E. church
is to be reopened after having been closed
for over six weeks. During that time It
has undergone general repairs and rem.
ovation inBids and out. The interior has
been made especially bright and attrac.
tive and now presents q very cheerful and
inviting aspect. The work reflects great
credit on the libsrality and enterprise Of
the congregation and they may well
feel proud OF the results, Tor there Ia not q
pretliUr church in the city. Rev. DR..
Payne, Of tho Ohio University at Della
ware, will be here tomorrow 10 assist the
pastor in dedlcating the place. TIE scr.
vices will be fall Of Interest,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-20

Chief engineer HRllett, Of the STANDARD
mill, 10 in Pittsburgh,
DR.. W. B. Mcclure Is erecting a Cosl
little office room on Fifth street.
The frat quarterly meeting Of the year
will be hold In the A. NJ. Z church, to
morrow, conducted by Rev. Mr.. fancy
ss0iOtcd by Wheeling ministers,
.sherilT.elect foulke was In town yes
terday, shaking hands with his friends
Much speculation Is being INDUCED Ii, q.
TO who will secure the chief lcputyship.
The funeral Of Townsend Logan took
place Thursday afternoon. lie was Q
member Of the colorsd |. 90 F., which
order buried him. The Wheeling lodge
came over In body.
Work on the power house has bsen
greatly hindered by the continued bad
weather, The high water 10 against them
now, compelling an abandonment Of all
work until the river reCedes.
The O. 4 P. Company has placed on
sale here, tickets 10 all points east and
west. This 10 an immense accommoda.
ton 10 residents, as they have, heretofore,
been compelled 10 90 10 Wheeling OF
elsewhere Tor tickets TO distant points.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-20
TROUBLE WITH GAS.
as EXPLosIoN ~ a yALyE HOUSE
Causes some Upsaslnss', Which Dl'AP.
pears on Rsasotion-A Good and
Timely Point In Favor of the Fire
Department Appropriations.

Last evening, shortly before I o'clock, a
man named John Bradley, employed by
the Natural Gas Company Of West Vtr.
ginia, went into the little building in
which tho gasometer is housed, on the
southwest corner Of Fourteenth and
MGColloCh streets, on property belong
ing to the Central Glass Company, He
had q lantern, aud was going in to inspect
the valves, which were suspected to be
working badly, as the Gss in the mains
had not been giving satisfaction all day,
He had scarcely stepped inside the door
however, until there was tremendous
explosion, and he was thrown backward
to some distance and painfully burned
about the face and hands. His clothing
was also scorChed somewhat,
So great was the force Of the explosion
that the roof and side Of the building q
the gable end were blown of. The boards
were slightly burned inaide, also.
The damage done was not considerable
and the gegometer continued 10 work al
we'll as ever, 1t had evidently been leak
ing until the house was filled with the
dangerous auid,
Bradley'a wounds were wrapped In cot
ton, and he was taken TO the office Of DE-
John DiCkey, who dressed his burns, HG
ia painfully, but not dangerously hurt.
News Of the accident speedily spread al
over town, and takek in connection with
the fact that the new fuel had been aCHnG
ouearlV all daV, the Yeports caused HeriouI
alarm. As the real facts became known
however, the uneasinesd subslded. The
novelty OF natural gas increases thu
tlmidily Of consumers, and a vaTia
ton, however slight, in the pres
sure, creates u panic OF oncO. AS one
OF the Conplny's officials remarked las
night, the explosion on Fourteenth stree
was not one.third as serious as the ex
plGsion Of artificial gas on Twelfth stree
ut Market q few yearS ago, yet that oC
currencs did not mako any body condemn
Illuminating gas,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-20

stop! Isay!-IsSad of the Coming slaughter.
Don't let It escape your memory that
next Friday, November 25, at the large
store, No. 100 Main street, one Of TIC
MCCLELLAN aIores, over ton thousand fine
suitg and oveICosts for men, boys and
children, amounting To over $l25, 900
worth will be slaughtered as prices were
never slaughtered before. This stock
consiDting Of elegant CorksOrow
worsted, Sawyer, Melton 4 Harris OapBl.
mereg, wero all made up Tor this falls
trade, but tho manufacturer could not
meet his paper and they were seized on
execution. The Chicago Bankrupt
Clothing 90. here stepped into the ring
with their ever ready cash and bought
the stock Tor mere song. They will dell
Mems heavy Cashmere suits al 50 Is, aC.
tually worth $l2; Mems liue KerLoy Over.
coats 50 %, actually worth 9l3; Memo ane
oil wool suits sos, actually worth SIS;
Mems all wool imported CofkOcrew wors.
ted suits $l0,76, actually worth $780, Doy'a
heavy Cashmere buits 81 B6, actually
worth $sj heavy UnderBhiTts and Drawers
20 cents, worth 90 cenLg,Sheavy Rubber
suspendets TO- cents, actually
worth 30 cents, and over one
thousand other grand bargains that tpu1l
DO seen 10 be appreciated, Don't forget
next Friday, November %, Of 100 Main
street, Look for large No. 100,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-20
NATURAL GAS AS AN I11UM1NANr,


Interesting Experiments at tho Wheeling
Company'S 0nlCO-A Iienutirul Light.
Some. interesting experiments were
made last night, at the oftiCe oithe Wheel
ing Natural Gas Company, with the Ben
nett Gas ROgenerating Machine. The
Standard Gas Machine Company Of
Washington, D. o., attracted blythe nat.
ural gss development In the Ohio valley,
gent to this city two Of It's representatives,
including the inventor Of the machine, Ito
experiment with the natural gas. The
regenerator produced instantly o clear
and beautiful light OF high Illuminating
power, superior to the city gas with the
same treatment.
Comparative teats uhowel that city gas
through a 5.foot burner consumed aOven
feet in ono second, through q one.ioot
burner, four feet. BY tho aid OF the re-
generator a better light was produced
through a one foot burner with con :
sumption of feet per second. With an
argand burner the test was even more
strongly on tho side Of the regenerstor.
The machine 10 cheap in its construction
and operation.
Itis probable that an exhibition will be
given this evening at the same place. The
desire Of the gentlemen having the matter
in charge Is to form company to manu-
isoture the machine and control its use in
the territory lying about Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-20

The Sunday school lesson study will be
held pt 3 o'clock this afternoon. The
meeting continues fifty minutes, and will
be conducted by Rev, ]. g. CAN'T.
Young mems neetings have bsen held
Of 9:45 o'clock each evening since Tues
day, but tho meeting tonight will DO held
at the usual hour, 1880.
The Sunday afternoon meeting, which
has been suspended for several weeks on
account Of meetings In the rink, will DO
hold at 4 o'clock tomorrow. All men are
invited.
10 spend q social evening at the building
OH Thank sRiviuH,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-20
rItRoUou THE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents In West Virginia
and Vicinity,

Thomas Nswland was instantly killed
by falling timber while erecting shed
oyer his sawmill In Putnam county.
The Y. NJ. @. A, Of Mouudsylllo has
finally been fairly started with a list Of
iorty.three active members OnI Its roll.
The price Of gas In Charleston has been
reduced IS cents per thousand cubic feet.
II is now - Is, less 10 percent for cash.
A four.yesr.olh daughter Of q farmer
named Jacob Cover, living about twelve
miles from Point Pleasant, was recently
accidentally burned to death.
Some ak or eight Harrison County fam
lilies have moved to San Diego, California,
where they resids in nsighbolhood
forming little West Virginia colony,
It 10 reported that the students at the
WRshington.J ettsrson College arc making
an effort to get Mr.. D. L. Moody, the
evangelist, to hold series Of meetings in
Little Washington.
The work Of erecting tho new glass
WORKS in Washington, Pa, asslresdy be-
gun. II Is 10 be Of iron Bqxlll feet. ThiG
Is the enterprise In which considerable
Wheeling capital Is interested.
John Crawford, OF Macon County, was
helping saw down . tree, when itPplIt tn q
height Of about twenty feet, and isIl BACK
upon him, terribly MASKING bis b oay. He
ls in critical condition. It's feared that
his sptne is injured.
Robert and Giles siuson, two brothers
living In Mason County, got into Q 9ispgte
about some corn and came to blows,
Robert cut two irlghtiul gasbea In his
brothers. head with heavy spoke. II is
thought the skull Is fractured.
Samuel 9Qyyer, eyed seventy years,
died suddenly Of poisoniag Vt bis hgsfp
near the mouth Of Holly River, on the
night Of the 10 b. He was man oil some
means, and was only recently married to
his second wife, a neighborlng lass OF
twenty epmmsrs, upon whom suspicion
pointed aS being The pQisoleF, and she has
since been arrested,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-20
YOUNG CHRISTIANS CONVENTION,
An 1ntcrcstEng Meeting over Mt Martins
YPrpyt

An Interesting Meeting over ut Martin''
FPrpyi
Tho Young Mems Christian Convention
hold It's first sersion in the NJ. E. church
at Martins Ferry last night. Aside from
several papers read and reports from com.
mittees, the Rev. DR.. Randolph delivered
q masterful address on Elements Of Per.
sonal Power" Tonight the convention
will DO addressed by Rev. Writ King, OIL
BenYood, on "Manliness;" also papers
and reports read by members Of tho con
vention.
Tomorrow at Ga. m. a session OF the
Bible school will DO held.
At 1890 a. IN. Rsv. Mr.. Patterson, the
evangelist, will preach instead OF the
pastor, Rev. Earl b. Hollis, whose health
10 enfeebled.
At8p. M. there will be a union meet.
ingin Lafayette Hall conducted by Rev
Mr.. Patterson.
At p. m. tho Christian convention vii
be addressed by Raw. Prof. 7. w. VIII
liamg, on Christianity and Civilization
followed by revival services,
Mondey evening will close the conven
ton. Aeide from some special paper
read, addresses will be delivered by the
city pastors and by Rev. Mr.. Patterson
II Ia expected that great good will follow
a. result Of this Christian convention
All are most cordially invited to attend
all theEe meetings,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-20
A TIATELY SUGGESTION.
A Had Time to Cut Down the Fire Depart.
ment Funds,

a Had Time to Cut Down the Fire Depart
ment Funds,
A prominent citizen OF Wheeling last
night called an INTRLLIdRSoER mans at.
tention 10 the recent resolution in the
Council Finance Committee 10 scale Ger.
tain appropriations in order to increase the
contingent fund and "some other appro'
prlations." Said this gentleman
Tin the FIRST place, think II 10 O bad
idea to scale appropriations and increase
others st this time OF the year. It will
have a bad effect; those committees now
reduced will hereafter aim to spend all
the money they get. 1t ia q bad reward
for economy to give the money saved by
one department to another which has
spent all It's tuuda. What are the estI.
mates aud appropriations iorP Why was
the Restraining ordinance passed?
1.-THE fact Is, most Of this money Is to go
to the Health Committees Crematory.
Why push work on that nowH 1t is not
needed In winter, and the FIRST Of the year
now appropriations aud estimates must be
made. Why not wait till then2
AAt kuVAp - Wv bAthA ~ VAhtulHl
which the committee prppusEs which
every CitiSsn should protest against,
That 10 tho propopilIon to FOOle the Rp.
preparation 10 the fire department. II
that Ia done the department is left with.
out money to pay salaries till the close Of
the fiscal year, This Il alleged 10 bo done
IN parsuahCe d THO Restraining ordinance,
l tell you 1t IL In direct opposition 10 that
ordinance In letter and spirit.
"This Is a particularly bad time 10 Grip
pie the FIRE department. Natural gas is
an experiment with US yet; we have had
pa.loY egvapea iroa dlsastgagu hres; the
gas L. doing badly to-day. Is this a time
to scale the appropriations for protection
from fire. Shall We give d certain sum uu.
dor one set Of circumstances, and when
Q nov element 81 danger Ia introduced,
and makes the efficiency Of the depart.
nent more important than before, reduce
that sum- think the papers ought to
call the attention Of the public to this
matter. Hit goes through 1t will be q
great yrpns,N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-20
r.nrhnr ni I,Innn nn,l Ar

Mrs. s. Converse, q sister Of Mrs
d'Auria and an accomplished teacher o.
piano aud painting, has decided TO locate
here, and will be pleased 10 receive pu.
pills, especially beginners, IN either Of tho
above accomplishments, ht the iealdenCC
Of Six. d'AurIR, No. 1919 Chapline street.
Mrs. Converse has had considerable ex.
peTlpncV In her protpthlon In Minneapo.
liB, and comes very highly recommended.
Her terlnB Ir5 $40 for twenty lGlaVp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-20

sthClnre Of lilo uHelhrn,
however lnvOitiate or complicated from
previous bad treatment, speedily and per.
manpnlly CuiCd by our new aud improved
mOlhods. Book, references and terms
sent for 10 cents In stamps. Worlds Dis.
petllaIy Medical AtBCClAiiun, Bg3 Main
bitest, Buffalo, az SdRt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-20
RIVER NEWS,
stnEC of tho Water and Movements Of the
BOnts.

poats.
The Scotia ia due down ut an early hou,
tbis morning enroulo for Cincinnati.
M ~ wv p,Ioh.Io, will lava for p,tta
1ne y, nMin.I snd 10 Tor,;sr II,
pui ~ Ih,S LIE. n'V'H''s "'N 'NO N0"''' ava
t% nn ~ ~ c.,,oo,,.. "a !, coil am
Inc W., Hn"uVs.IUI' ~, n.. sS s on
make elsut LT!.ss al IGus up s'IrS' "Hu
tAAI' 'oo' "Nnou. n'SS'ps any VIZ"
Tho son Of Captain Hod know!eS, Thc
10 In ne Marine hospIta ~ ElnC ,niII An "
very ", pu' " ID 'noUK"' Ae VIII pun
through. =,
Tho Elaine was yesterday mornings
PGke1barG bout. with her new m .
b'w she ID able to mako peEIef une snar
formerly
The Andes Will % aHe from ClGclnnat
tomorrow on n, Katie sfGSxdaio's tlme
but che will rot lea7e until Iuesoay ater
noon, her regu ar TINA Tor starting on mel
relnrn trip.
The water has reached Tho 10 loot mari
on tho Ruage and wss still rlsiug l9s'
night. Stationary OF BrownsVi 70 and rts
ing elsewhere were the telegEaphic reports
from head WRters.
Tho U. s. pnaVboat E. A. Woodruff,
looking neat, pretty ard clean, paced
down yeateIdRy afternoon. sho removed
come Instructions at the Davis Island
dam OH her way down,
Tho Armnt1onrs at Point Pleasant NE
brildIno a substaptisl road down to the
liver. near tletrdock landing; and in the
sp,ing they viii erect saw mill on the
bank In front Of their docks,
Denntv u. s. Marshal Ramp has libelled
the sissmer Aha McDonald, Of the Kan.
owha river trade. and lied her up at Point
p,sossnt nj ihs instance Of M, M. Laid.
Law n hat place VINO has a bin apainst
ia mat WV -
M M, W. ~ c,..,.,,....., &c.. 80,
Inc w. ~: OhanGeiior Poeae1n IoTh YES
Ieraay inofIning Tn AT WAY 70 OnsItess .an
Wild gooS it Sptn W " NY ,,tt, P|;s T.
s of LAW c S Tho sneS1 n this host
b.s bsen incTsassd '>N " ''''' NN"'
A"a p ,',,. A A.. p,.,., 49,.
a nellet pl9ugut up On tl9 1, E!a'hS veg
LeroSy NsSsu iSsrt atI p PUN H. u Gs1.
Llanu, naIN IA, on,o S ;nnitr ~ H., .o1 Ia,
was tescueH i,M T'p T Iu1 Hi ~ sTe
nign ~ FILL ;,, ny ~ nT Tnisnd SJ sV''en
asLoio IN sa'e'y w .ne iS. Stn s'ue,
Fifteen boats with 2.26O,OUO bushela
have started ,o tor Cincinnati and. twelve
eoals win ,S9V,VOy pushels are on tneii