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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-28
IIPsEEVlLTiD ATTRACTION
U eTEa lllF HIIIIlI DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana State Lottery Compan Y

Incorporated In 1885 for ~ years by the leglss.
lure for Educational and Charitable purposes
with = capital OF 81 ,00o,0O-to which a rosary,
fund Of over $500 o has since been added. .
BY an overwhelming popular vote It's franchise
YVES made n part OF the present State Constitu,
ton adopted December 2, A. d. lSD.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by the people 81 any State.
1t never scales or postpones.
Its Graud Stngle Number Drawings
take place monthly, and the Grand Quarterly
Drawings regularly every three months March,
June, September and Decemberl.
Asplendid opportunity 70 win q fortune. Fourth
Grand Drawing, Glass ID, In the Academy OF
Music, New Orleans, Tuesday, April 10,
IGgS-2l6ih Monthly DrAHtrR
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ILTHEELING AND Kim GROVE K. &.

UHDAYG
Leave the City At 500 L. m. and run every hour
aC.l 800 p. n.
Leave Wheeling PAX ct 800 O. m, and run
every hour until 1904 2. n, Except Church
Trains which will leave the Park 1T S:t6 .. II
and City 81 ll:l6 p m.
@. HIRsCE,
Superintendent
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Mbeelins Register
Grarelsrs' Gnias.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AEXrLANArIoN OF RxFERENcE Marks: sDaily.
tSuudxy excepted. Monday excepted Sun
day only. Saturday excepted. II Meridian.
February q, 1883. Wheeling time, which Is
lust Que hour earlier than Central Time:
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Minister Phelps Named for Chief Justice.

Minister Phelps Named Ior Chiei custico'
RosToE, March 26.-Tbe Journal says it
understands that Mr.. Phelps, who is on
the way home from the Court of st.
Jsmes's, intends to resign his mission.
The Journal adds: "He will arrive in sea-
son to ell the Office of Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court. 1t would be q most cred
table appointment, and We do not recall
the name of q prominent Democrat whose
qualifications are equal to those possessed
by Mr.. Phelps"
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CLEvELAND &PrrTsBURG Y. L.

Under schedule IN effect January q, 1888, trains
leave Bridgeport, Ohio, Central Standard Tine:
p. m. For Pittsburgh, 1917 q N For Wells.
Vile, <N y. m. Far Steubenville, s:S' = m
For Martins Ferry, 6:<b q m, Trains arrive ,t
Bridgeport NJ 15S 4 IN. io:S? u M, 2ts p IA,
t:A n. M, 5:2S n. IN, aud ~ n. m. ryT
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GETTYSBURG, CINCINNATI AND 1T,

Pan Handle Route.) Under schedule IN sIsc
November 18th, lss7, trains leave wheeling. Tim
trail standard Time: For Steubcnvilie AMI Pitts.
bupHh, 6:Ss q m, l2S p m, SD p. m. For
Stenbcnyille. SOB p. m. The 6:So T. M. ard
sos p. m. trains make direct connection ft
Columbus, Cincinnati. Indianapolis and Chicago.
The 1898 p. m. train makes direct connection
for Columbus and Chics4. Trains sui'o At
Wheeling At s:ls . III, Icl3A IT,, ctS p n. and
600 p. ID. NV?
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Oor,nbssionsr

We the undersigned Bsnkr and Banker win
pay 81 Prizes drawn IN The Louisiana State lot
tsries which may be presented at our counters.
J. ~. OGLESBY, Pres. Louisiana Natl Bank.
PIERRE LANAE4, Pres. state Natl Bank
A. BALDWIN, Pres New Orleans Natl Bank
CARL KOHE, Prast. Union National Bank
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at Gas Per Oent--Governments
Dull and stsady-stocks Irregular-Flour
Unehangsd-Wheat Active.
NEW YORK, March 27.-Money on call
easy at 2a3 per cent; closed offered at
2 per cent. prime mercantile paper SAL per
cent. sterling exchange dali but firm and
unchanged.
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gotttrr.

I'VE do hereby certify thst we supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and Quarterly
Drawings Of the Louisiana state Lottery Com.
psEy, aud In person manage and coatrpl me
drawings themselves, and thatthe same are con-
Quoted with honesty, fairness, aud in good faith
tow ard all parties. and 20 authorize The company
~ uss this certificate, With fac silniies OF ouf Zig
ustcrss attached. IA ia sivortiseGentk'
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OHo RTvKR RAILROAD.
" sir
Time table taking efect DKCEMpRR IS, iaT,
Pasengcr trains Will run ~ follow Central
lime:
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&C" Offers same Suggestions Concerning
Water Works.
To the Editor Of The Register:
SHIT would seem that there might be
some improvement made in the manage
ment of the Msrtin's Ferry Water Works.
For since the opening of the same in Janu-
ary Sth, 1888, to date, there is only about
$50, out Of 800 families using the water.
Under the present management the C ty
compells the water taker to pay i'll cash for
a heavy lesd service pipe laid by their
(city) plumber, with 10 per cent. added on
cost Of material and labor, together with
six months water rent in advance. This
with other plumbing necessary makes the
outlay at first so great. that the ordinarily
wealthy man canno meet the payment,
hence he continues TO patronize the water
cart.
1t may be conceded that the trus se3
should control the tapping of the mains,
aud the service pipe laid in the streets
should stand a pressure as great, or great
or, than that required OF the mains. This
granted the citizen should be allowed to
make terms and prices with the plumber,
thus saving the 10 per cent now charged by
the city on material and labor. As the
revenue must CON principally from the
water taken, why not offer some induce
ment? For instance, say to any one who
will take the water at any time during
the year a discount of so per cent on
the present rates for n year shall
be made, or its equivalent, the first
six months free. II is plain that by this
policy the city could not loose anything,
but have much to gain, for the reason that
the cost of running the works is nearly the
same, whether six hundred or six thous-
and people are using the water. Ia either
case the wages of the engineer and superin-
tendent being the same. Again, would it
not be well for Trustees 10 report OCCASION
ally, so that the people might know about
hOW much additional pipe will be laid with
the twenty Thousand dollars lately voted
them by the people.
Let us have q change on April I'd, 1928,
c.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 27.-Wheat was &C
tive. Corn firm. Oats active and in good
demand. Provisions steady. Flour-Un-
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a40e; baled hay per ton, $11 GOALS 90.
Farmers are offering loose hay at $40 %
per ton.
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WOOL.
W heelIng.

TUESDAY, March ~.
There is little or no market here al
present, and probably will not be
for some weeks. The Eastern
market continues to be very slug
gish, especially on fine woods, and
dealers seem ready to sell whenever a GUS
toner bObs up, az they wish to clean up
old stocks before the new crop comes into
the market. Prices are of a necessity un-
der such conditions very weak. Our local
market continues to pay the following
prices:
Fine washed 6eeces 29s30C; fine unwashed
leeces 19a20c; unmerchantable feeces 2la
23c; medium washed leeces 3la33c; medi-
um unwashed heeces 21a23c; medium tub
washed 3la35c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 27.-Wool
Quiet and unchanged; Ohio, Pennsyl-
vania and West Virginia XX and
above 31a32c; Y 29a3lc; medium ga
37lc; coarse 36a37c; New York, Mich
igau, Indiana and Western fine or
y and XX 2Sa29c; medium 36a37c;
coarse 35a37c; fine washed delaine, Y and
XX 34s35c; medium washed combing and
delaine y and XX 33a35c; medium washed
combing and delaine 3Sa39c; coarse do,
36a37c; Canada washed combing 35a36.
Boston.
Boston, March 27.-Wool-In moder-
ate request and unchanged; Ohio and
Pennsylvania extra fleeces 30c; Xxx 31a
31@c; Michigan extra 2Sc; Ohio and Michi-
gan No. | washed ieeces 35aa36c; No. ]
cOmbing 37a3sc; No. 2 34la36c; unwashed
combing, one-quarter and three-eighths
blood 26a27c.
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D., z. ~ q. RAILROAD.
Beliairc and ZaneSyillet through passenger train
leaves BellGiSe At $40 u. M, arrives at Bellsire at
100 p. NJ.
Woodsheld passenger train leaves Bellsire at
4s2O p, M, arrives At BGllSire al $40 q. 10.
Summerteld Accommodation leaves Sellair al
LOO p. m, arrives at BellairH al 1918 q. m.
All trains daily excerpts Sunday. Central stand
ard Time from BellAir5.
UTHRELING AND Kiln GROVE K. &.
On aud alar Monday. October 81. 1857, Trains
on the Wheeling aud Elm Grove E. R., will rim ~
fpllOHgs
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MARTINS FERRY.

The grocery of Lott & Scheehle will be
closed during to-day and tomorrow. on
account of the death of Mr.. Philip Scheehle,
father of Mr.. Louis Scheehle, q member OF
the firm. Mr.. Scheehls has the profound
sympathy of q host of friends in this city.
William Burns wishes it positively an
nounesd that he is not a candidate for Con-
stable on any ticket. He says his name
was used il the Democratic convention
without his permission.
Charley johnson, q mailer, formerly en-
ployed at the L~aughlin mill, is in the city
visiting his mother.
Miss Gertie Bailey, eighteen years old
daughter of Mr.. L W. Bailey, died of
typhoid fever at her home on the Heights
yesterday morning at ten O'Clock. Miss
Bailey was a fayOrite among a large circle
Of acquaintance, and her grief-stricken
parents have the sympathy of the COM
munity. Miss Bailey had been sick but a
few days.
The preliminary hearing of John Smith,
charged with the murder of Charles Held,
was commenced before Justice Keller yes.
terday morning at eight o'clock. All the
witnesses, amounting to thirty-tiye in
number, were examined during the day
and in the evening the arguments of coun-
sci were heard. The testimony in the
larger and more important part tended to
show justifisble homicide, although
several pieces of damaging testi-
moDy were developed. Mr.. Smith
is still quite i'll and nervous from the severe
usage he received on Friday night. MI.
Smith was represented by Attorneys Geo.
Duncan, Hon. John s. Cochran, and Hon.
l.. Dlnford, while Capt. B. B. Dovener, Of
Wheeling, and J. G. Gray, Esq p, of this
city, conducted tine prosecution.
Yesterday Mrs. Elmira DeHass, mother
of Rev. F. S. DeHass, was buried in Elm
Grove.
Two infant children, one named Brandt,
and another named Criswell, were buried
in Riveryiew cemetery yesterday.
Squire A. ID. Humphreville will come
here from Mt. Pleasant, April 1st, to en-
gage in the grocery business with his son
Harry, who is now in business on Hanover
street.
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TRY the CUREHAY-FEVES
CNTARRH

Ut HN"N =" -
T. q d!srssr ~ the Du'1Gz membrane, generally
O~rig,ua.IuE IN The lAssl pdsS1 e, aHd Maintain
70 Aeu.;s tDrtn a poisonous ysrJs tnLd the Stog.ach
snd through the digestive organs, c~Orrupung the
Jtuui and pTOiu,ing other Troublesome and
dangerous symptoms.
A particle IS applied into each uustril and is
agreeable. ITicc % cents At Druggists; Oy mall
resist.rct, 81 cents. Ely ~BSOEHERS. No. 70
GrpvuWifh SszcCL, New York. fcIco1e6g
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GovKRNMKNrs-Dull and steady.
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ELY'S GATARRH
CREAM BALM


the
NaSaI P2Ssa
Allay'S Pain
IDdamnla-
Heals the
Sores Restores
the Senses Of
T q . I D a II q
Smell
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through TICKETS and baggage checked 70 all
points. W. J. ROBINSON.
General Passenger Agent,
Fsrkpniury " Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-28

Treatise On Blood and skin Diseases malleo
free The SWIFT SPEcTIC Co..
Drawers Atlanta ia
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
The water commissioners,

The regular weekly seEsi3n of Tho
HoArd OF Water Gar. r.missloners was
held last evening. The balance In bank
WAS reported at $50. $50 s5, and the
weekly payroll, amounting to S6l5 "a,
WRs ordered paid. Orders were drawn,
amounting to IS. $50, to pay interest on
loans 10, IS, 81 and SO Ohief Engineer
Boud was instructed to advertise fer
proposals. for building q new pump
house at the City Mill. Tho department
Is NOW laying pipes on Eleventh street,
aud George OhurchmRn, who was pes
ept, irduisod what action the depart.
ment proposed to pursIs In reference to
the damage which would 6nhue 10 his
propeitr, where 1t b oekg the STREET at
Madison street. Tho commissioners
claim that In consideration Of q Bum Of
money paid by the city some years ago
the right to lay pipes through this
property was conceded. II the pipes
are laid Is contem p a.ed, Mr. Ohurots
mans ice house viii be destroyed and
several valuable shade trees will have
to be ont down, There was no Aotlon
taken laEs evening, but It is understood
that the commission intend to set q
gang of msn At work laying the pipep,
and II they dc, Mr. Onurohmsn viii
apply for An Injunction TO oblige them
10 stop.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1s.-A gentleman
not prejudieed in favor of the Republican
party, nor a supporter of Harrison and
Morton, visited West Virginia last week
for the purpose OF looking over the po-
litical campaign there. He found popu-
lar interest aroused to much higher
pitch than he had anticipated and the
Republicans more active and aggressive
than he had expected. The only thing
talked about was Free Trade and Protec-
tion, The Republicans, he says, are very
confident OF carrying the State, and he
saw some things that seemed to warrant
their confidence. For example, when he
was in Wheeling, he was given the names
OF six large manufacturers OF that city,
, VINO had always heretofore been Demo
Gratis, who have openly announced their
determination to vote for Harrison and
Mart m solely for industrial reasons
Tbe hnnhe.- of workmen employed IN
those Nv roanu, 'ctories exceeds 1000.
This gentleman n, heats tnas tae NJ pun pun
llcans Of West Virginia. nv No1srn Snls mJa NJ.
full of carrying the State y" to thinl
but confident, and he seemed -aa
that their confidence is not without a.
son. The Democrats say that they are
Hall TI2ht," but they don't say 1t az
though they believed It very much. From
other sources of information heard that
West Virginia viii, in the worst Repub-
can view Of it, be doubtful State, wi b
more than fighting chance for Harrison
and Morton to receive Its electoral vote
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
49, c,sinsman's Friend.


while our government spaFsvSeV hEs
supposed to work eight hours per cay
and mechanics in nesfly e1'eFy pfAnch
of bueIness throughout she cb untfy are
Obliged TO lhbor ten and often O. even, "
is refreshing TO learn that there 10 one
bLsinesB house aatished with ss ven
hours faithful duty OF its nearly tN
hundred busy hAndP, who can be gsen
daily at the home offioe Of the PEuden-
tial Life Insurance Company Of Amer
los, In Newark, N. j., working with =
will and determination TO accomplish
their increasing tasks. This company
vas the pioneer In II dustTial Life In.
suranoe on this side Of the Atlantic, snd
9lso In the seven hour system for en-.
ployee; not for the lack Of work or eus'-
ness, for 1t now extends over fourteen
States, carrying relief and suocor In the
hour Of bereavement to thousands OF
homes, for q weekly payment Of . few
cents. The polioiss this company isaue
reach every olty and hamlet, OF any
considerable gize, in nearly nslf the
States of the Union, It's deslh claims
paid promptly, aggregate millions OF
dollars, while 1t has lBrRe reserve al d
surplus TO lie policy holders OF nearly
100000 The company has . large
and Increasing business in our city.
with Its Uffioe in the Exchange Build
ing, corner Of Seventh and Market
streets, where Mr. B. B. 5peoht1 EuDsr-
intendent, can be seen during tthoe
hours.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

The inaugural fall trotting meeting at
Philadelphia Driving Park formerly
Point Breeze Park) will be held Septems
Der 25th, 2sth, 9Th, and 2sth, 1883.
Under its ney, management the Park has
been greatly improved and this meeting
will u,,,.'..,,;ss sfor9 he best trosoimg sons
contests ever SEED ia failadeIpnm. ''
OF the noted flyers of the turf Will be
there to compete for the rich purses ag-
gregatlng Si8,5OO. There will be three
races each day.
For the benefit Of visitors the Pennsyl
vaniA Railroad Company will run special
trains direct TO the Park each day, leav
ing Broad Street Station at 1.15 and 40
P. NJ returning Immediately after the
races. Excurs lon tickets will be sold
from Philadelphia at 81 90, including ad
IN ission to the Park.
Excursion tickets will also be sold from
Pottstown, Lancaster, and intermediate
stations, good on any regular train OF the
day Of issue arriving at Broad Street
Stntion previous to l. As P. NJ and TO re-
turn until September 2Sth inclusive, and
from Trenton and Wilmington good for
passage only on day of Issue, at reduced
rates, including coupon of admission.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

pit, ls-ll
we'd @ N
yellow ID
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

P1TTsBBRa, Sept. Twin your
association follow the window-glass ork-
ers and put speakers IN the field In favor
Of Protection ?n was asked President
William Weihe and Secretary William
Martin OF the a malgamRted AsaOeia ion
Of Iron and Steel Workers today.
eve arc not going to send out any
campaign speakers" replied Secretary
Martin, but we protest against reduc
tiun in the tariff. Our position as an or.
ganization is very clear on that point. 1
believe we were the first to take action
against anything which looked like re-
duction in the tariff, We sent COM
mittees to Washington to enter protest
against q reduction In the tariff, and for
several yearspAst our associAtioninannual
convention passed resolutions against any
tariff reduction. On June Is, when our
national convention was In session In this
city, the following was passed:
"ResolVed, That we are most emphati-
cally opposed to any reduction OF the
tariff, and we hereby expreGs our unquai'
fed condemnation OF the provisions ol
the Mills bill, believing as we do That It's
adoption as law would be detrimental
to the interests Of the American work
men, and we respectfully call upon oul
representatives In Congress to vot'
against it.
"This shows conclusiyely how the iroI
workers stand on the tariff que tion
There were 104 delegates in attendance q
the convention and only three votes
against the resolution.
"Will all the iron workers vote 10
Il Harrison ~
'I am not supposed to answer tha
question, but you haYe their sentiment
and you know how their guns ar
kpointed." --
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
Tha Iri.s,, AIncrIoan Vote. .

PITTsBuRe, Sept: 18.-Rccles Robin
fon who resigned the position of worthy
foreman of the Plttsburg District of the
Knights OF Labor to take the stump for
Harrison, writes from Indianapolis that
Richard Powers, who is known In labor
circles as the "Bald Eagle of the West, -"
informed him that two.thirds of the
Irish American vote Of Chicago would be
cast for Harrison.
At Washington, Ind, Robinson had
the pleasure Of shaking hands with thirty
five Democratic miners who had Joined
the Republican Club. On the roster OF
a New Albany Republican Club he found
the names Of 1856 life long Democrats
who this year will vote for Harrison. AT
Evansville he saw $500 bet that Cleye-
land would not carry single Northern
state and $500 more that Indiana would
give 10, 600 Republican majority.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

and perhaps best book on art needle
work, knitting, crooheiing and em-
broidery has just been published by the
Bralnerd 8 Armstrong Co., who make
the celebrated Victoria knitting silk In
unfAding Wahh eo'ors. This 10 10
oheAply gotten up, cAtch-psrDy affair,
but tm braces q great variety of new de.
signs illustrated plainly and 10 = high
style of art. The book also describes
ali the different kinds OF sutJhes, meA
sursments, etc., and IL absolutely indis.
penasbia to hll interested In needlewoYk,
and what lady Is p0t2 By special at
rangement this valuable book will be
sent to our readers for the nominal sum
OF 1Uc., provided they state that they
are resdeEs OF the REPUBLICAN,. Remit
direct to BrAiusrd 3 Armstrong Co., 62l
Market street, Philadelphia, Pa,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Butter brought 28 to 30 cents per
pound in this King street market this
morning, while fresh eggs oommSndeS
% TO so cents per dozer; string bssns, =
to 10 oenta PER half peck; LimR beaDs,
10 to 10 cents per quart; corn, IL 10 IL
cents per dozen; peppers, to 10 cents
do, cabbage, 10 10 cents per head; TO
mAtoes, IL to 10 cents per half peck
So cents do; pears, 20 to so cents do;
pluma, 10 10 is cents per quart; egg
piapts, TO esnts apiece; potatoes, 10
TO 10 osRBs ptr half peck; sweet potA-
toes, 10 to 18 eeBts do; grapes, 9 to .
cents per pound; cats, 38 to 40 cents pei
0uslel; hay, S16 to S16 per ton.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

uus IA Times by Burglars-suieids--
MOonshIAeEs-asetiDg OF the Typo
thstas-rFAin Collision.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of the Typo
thssa--rFAin Collision.
Burglars entered the jewelrY house Of
Sheldon, swope s. Co In Indianapolis
Incs on Monday night, and attacked
Edward Patterson, who sleeps over the
store. He was cut II times on the arms,
breast and neck with razor. BE bred
five shots from his revolver at his assAil-
ants, but they escaped.
Mrs. @. ]. Delon, an eldery widow,
committed suicide at her home in Chica-
go, on Monday night, by attaching Q
rubber tHbs to an unlighted gas jet which
was turned on, and placing the other end
beneath the bed clothes, which she tucked
closely over her head and body.
Tied" Bates aud John Gressam,
'meOnshiners," In the Backbone noun
tain, about 80 miles from Hot Springs,
Arkansas, were shot and killed few
days ago in conflict with two United
States Deputy Marshals.
The United Typothet@, an ass, clation
composed of master printers throughout
the United States, began its second an
nual session in New York yesterday.
Delegates were present from all over the
country.
A passenger and freight train collided
on the Wabash Railroad, near Fair
monnt, ILL.,, yesterday. An unknown
man who was stealinga ride wsS killed
and two train hands were belly injured
By the exp 'osion Of some dynamite
caps In the burIirg warehouse of tn
Republic Iron Company, in Republic
Mich, on y Jnday night, three men Wer
severely injured,
thomas W. Connell, letter carrier u
, Chicago, was yesterday discovered tear
! ing up and throwing into vault, thTe
: letters entrusted to him for delivery. ID
: was arrested.
y General Nathaniel P. Banks was yet
terdAy nom mated for Congress by th
IRepublicans of the Fifth Massachusttt
District, now represented by Hayder
= Republican.
y The First Presbyterian Church in Ne
!. Brunswick, N. j., was damaged by fti
!, last night, and a new $4,000 organ wi
"a destroyed.
z While intox icated, last evening, Mr.
8 j. Frsnciscus, of Lancaster, Pa threw
e butcher knife at her son, Emanuel XII
4. ,,,- '"flctiDg terrible wound belo
tie tiusei, sfoin, whicn i is feared will pro-
'e fatal. --.-..
A board has been appointed to sary'
the United States steamer Galena,
n New York, and ascertain what repai
I. are necessary TO put her in good cond
. tion. -.-.-
A Republican mass meeting in Ne
! York last night filled Cooper Union
overhowing. The principle speaker "
n, Warner Miller.
G James Laugdon Curtis has written
le letter accepting the domination Of Z
ct American party for President.
e At Mount Sterling, KY, on Tuesday
ID young man named Bowen shot and kill
or man named Est 8 and fatally woand
ID two of Rstis' sons.