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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-02-20

&s~SpEcAL NoTICE,- All persons
owing Richardson 4 Leonard are hereby
notified that they are about to dissolve
partnership, and all accounts, notes
claims etc, must be settled Immediately
that sixty days is the limit given for such
settlement. RICHARDSON 4 LEONARD
Londonderry and Peru, Dec. cath, so.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-02-20
LOCAL SUMMARY.

nB-No contracts will be made to run advertis
ing among local matter.
A8-obituary poetry will not be inserted unless
paid for at five cents line.
Ff-Cards of thanks, one cent word
ca Births, Deaths and Marriages, free.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-02-20

For SALE two express Sleighs, 20 and
30 dollars; one new, DlSton, - inch, S y
gauge, right hand mill saw, prlc' $40
so feet second hand IL inch Rubber Belt
ing, 5 ply, SOC per foot,
M, J. Hapgood, Peru, vt,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-02-20

John Campbell of Newtown, Conn. !,
wife beaten, was taken out SUNDAY
night by masked citizens and logged
until unconscious.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-02-20

W~J, r. Quimby would be pleased to
again see his old customers at his place
of business at South Londonderry, and
would say that he now has the assistance
of first-class watch repairer from Sara
fora
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-02-20

Out in Indiana they have woman
who has just been married for the
ninth husband. Six of her husbands
are living. Could she be called a
'sgrass widow! 7"
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-02-20
SIFrED SUNSHINE.

The worldwide reputation OF
Ayers Salsaparila is the natural re-
suit Of its surprising value as blood
medicine. Nothing, in the whole
pharmacopeia, effects more astonish-
ing results, in scrofula, rheumatism,
general debility, and all forms Of
blood disease, than this remedy.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-02-20
TfIE
Londonderry Sitter.
So. Londonderry, Vermont,
Special Notices..

b. Lumber, Drag Plank, Shingles,
and dimension Stock,
Slide yokes and sleds made TO order,
Job work done on short notice at Weston
Island Mil by
ID, ID, WAIT & SoN,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-02-20

81 have used Ayers Pills for the
past 80 years, and am satisfied |
should not be alive today if it had
not been for them. They cured me
Of dyspepsia when all other remedies
failed. IT. p Bonner, Chester, Pa.
Ayers Pills are sold by all druggists.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-02-20
ENTERTAINMENTS.

Odd Fellows Ball at Town Hall
Bondville, Friday evening, Feb. 2lst.
Dramatic Entertainment at Bond
vile, Feb. 9th.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-02-20
Have You CatarrIl !!
-I>E-
Lauderbach'S. German. .Catarrh

l. your hloael ga ~ order Uuse
brazilian = Blood = Bitters
our Agents name in This tnua i
Mrs. j. NJ DORIS EFT.
Rawsonville, Vt.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-02-20
CEHEESE :. BOXES.
HAVE. FOR ...sALE
SIONii = MOOD

Fi,ted for tb- AYE, constantly on
iand. For pres ETC., write to
j. n. WAITE, Weston, VI
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-02-20

For Jewelry and Silver Ware &C
to Chas. A. Trip & Cos. Brattle-
boro.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-02-20

Attention If you desire fine
head of hair of natural hue and free
from dandruff, Halls Hair Renewei
is the best and safest preparation to
accomplish it.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-02-20
Farm 4 Timber Land
for Sale.

The subscriber wishes to sell his farm
in Stfattpn and W st Dover, known as
the George knights farm and Lawson
Phelps farm ined together. POO acres
woodland with good privilege for steam
mill with good huust and b an, two sheds,
hog house, sugar house, most new, cuts
IL or 20 tons hay. will fat II c,ws in the
pasture. Can rap 10 or II hundred sugar
trees. About 60 rods from school house,
and two miles from four saw mills. 200
sap buckets, 5 IL cords wood in sugar
house, storage. and Il foottin evatoratnr.
One-hllf the hay in the barn will be sold
ii wanted.
| will sell at bargain. Inquire of
DAVID FARNUM, wsrdsboro, VT.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-02-20
A
n
thing

A new thing
lot of those Of beauty
fine Stereoscopic il
Views at the SITTER iOv
office; l0c. each, ST. a dozen, for.
Sent by mail at these prices. ever.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-02-20

ID. d. WAIT & SoN,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-23
Gilman's Addition
Between Smiths Cove and Salmon Bay.

There will be more permanent improvements in this
addition during the next twelve months than in any part
Of Seattle 1t is the railway and manufacturing center
The Great Northern Canadian Pacific and Seattle Lake
Shore b Eastern terminals are located there. The
motor line will into this addition early in July next
Lots are large tho streets, lanes and avenues are
vide The Grand Boulevard and other avenues are loo
feet wide.
Choice residence and business lots now for SALE
Call and see the maps. We will show the property.
You want to invest an examination Of this addition
will convince you to buy. Secure lot now before the
next advance in price, We confidently recommend this
as safe and lucrative investment. Easy terms
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-31
G!.taUAT oil FIELD
Some Wri's Htrh Gnod ehuwimgS aud
Others That prUmire Fair,

some Wrfs Htth Gnod ehuwinGS aud
Others That rromIrc Fair,
Special n faftt 70 he Ind. -taio.
DEhM6Sr, W. Va, Dee. S9-Belmoa,
ard Eureka wcl! No. |, on the Ruuen.
cutter farm, which was drilled iu:o the
shallow sand GONE time ugo and wss
prolrcirg EboDt ltIlrn barrels pei day.
Iiillul fog... t..,-El,. =IErIin6ot Eand yes'
LeIday and 1t Two iest in the sand shows
for good sell. This 10 the fartheB;
deep we'll up French creek, frdtc4ting
thai there Duat be a feld between it and
the Alan Gaze we'll.
Hcy1iick No. l. Oh thu Cochran lariu,
between Belmont and Eureka, has
struck the saHd and is reported I'd doing
abouttTrE;y.Eve barrela per day.
DarnsdG!c x B0y.e's well, on the Cor,
bet fam, YVES snol yesterday With tTen.
y quarts and responded 4: forty barre!
per day gait.
The DnEcsa < Eoss, on Z. 7. Riggs, al
ST. M9r!'s, go: tt good showing to-day in
thg Big lrith. Ihe well was closed
down 10 nIurarc tankAEc. This well is
atoGt OIu feet northeast OF tic well on
Smiths, and about 700 feet IRON the well
reported dry.
The vel! on IImmsIt Bros ut En-.
rekar Is i'll tho sand and promiGes we'll.
Saeda full OF fluid.
Ackert 1 Sammel have : good one on
]. B. Green, on Ohio side, opposite here
and mile back from the riYtr.
Thu Cen well, on Pmcger lot, is pro.
guessing and ia expected in text week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-31
MANY INDIANS KILLED.
Ninety-two Bite the Dust in the
Battle on Porcupirc.
TWENTY-FIVE SOLDIERS DIE
In the TIeht--Scyeral Wounded On
10th SIdrs---Opiy a Remnant Of
BtZ fi0ot's Baud Left.-HfiIc,'
I!ePoFt..-ScttlcrS Excited.

wAspISoToS, D. c., Dec, 90 JO-Gensrll
sekodell this afternoon received dis
patch irpm Gentral Miles, dated Hsr-
mosA, s. De- December 20, as io.lows:
General Brooke tc!tytApha as ie!lows I:
Colonel Forsythe says si1ly.;Wo
dead ladi&H meG were counted on tho
plain where the attempts we're made to
disafm BiR to0ts band and where tue
Eight began. Ga other pArA Of the
ETOuEG there weru eighteen more.
These DO rot lEclE1s those Killed In
rAVtEts, where dead warriors were seen,
bat 40; counted. Six were brought iu
badly wounded Aad SIX o!h,ri were
with party CT twrnty.taece IEeu and
women, AID Captain Jackson Dad 20
abandon them wnen attacked by ABOUT
$50 Bru.c Indians from the AgcEry.
This accounts i1r ninety.tWO men
killed, and leAyes but tvw AlIre EHAuTL
The ToRtea and chtidEeH broke !yS the
hills when the NIh. commenced and
comparatively few ut ;hum were hun
and few brought in, Jhirty.Rlne Gfe
here, OF which numbt; tscniy one are
NVAl@AtNs linz ~ Nv bGGtA SUI tAft az
tack by the BTulrg al accurate account
would nave been made, bqI the TAyipcs
TeTe not searched afterwards. think
this shoSd Very lttie apprehension
from BIZ F0Jls bad in tie iuguFe.
JUTS i. bgOUGE,
These lndiaas under Zig Foot were
aHoHg the most desperate there were.
fh!rty.eiHht oil the remainder OF Sitting
Butl's following iOineG B!S Foot on the
Cheyenne river aud 800 6ruGe away from
Humps following WhtA he t0US Ills |
band AID SisiiHg Bells Indians 10 Fl. |
Beunelt, making Ia nj. nearly lG0 wor.
rloES. before leaving :isvlr camps GU |
tie FuIt CneyenEc riser tLsY Gu. up
Iloir harness and broke their wagons
and started south iGE tue bad L5Has, |
evidently intending not TO return uuttO
80 10 war. Troops wutc placed bstwscn |
chem and the bad LAnGs, snt they !
never succeeded in josnipg the hosliI.s
there. All their ut0reMeats we're Sn.
tiCipated aud their severe lOgs NJ the |
h nts Of the Ith cavalry may bea nt!Oie-
somc lesson 10 the other Sioux.
tSignedl MILES.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-31
TIE FINANCIAL NuDpLG.
No Compromise Yet' Elsetcd- choOrlu

No Compromise Tet' rIuE
Views ut the Treasury Department.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator Teller
and other free coinage Senators remark
cd today that up to tho present tins
no compromise had ys. been effected on
the financial measure.
He and MS friends insis. On . eene.,
GUS recognition OF the bi.metal!ic ssacd.
ard, bGs those ia tho East who ara
welded to single gold standard do not
"ppcar to be willing TO conceie this
much.
Senator Teller thinks the lnal out.
come will bo the plssass OF free coin.
ago bill by the Senate. He differs from
many others, aud believes the President
would be forced to sign such A hill
"unless he did" he added, "hu could
not carry single silver producing
State" '''1
The Treasury officials in c1st;ur the
horoscope for tho new year from tipan.
ciat poiut Of viaw, based upon the ex.
pefieaces oil the year aboat 10 close, say
taat mo conditions are sepesaily,fsvof.
aRis !oF prosperous state OF trade and
and the elcouragemeuto OF extended en-.
tsrpt!se. The Department has kep. c
careful record Of all the failures which
have taken place In tho past year, and
parcticularY daring the past three OF ioa'
months, while the monetary s!rlusency
has been more severely fclt, and do no;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-31
STEkl, INnN ANN NNlIS.


nioncy In whcrI."R'S Main Industry III
ISDO-IneciaI FsRturcr.
In steel, nuil5 and Iron, Tor which
Wheeling il most o;Ed, and in which
she has hes leading industries, tho year
1870 has shown ior tho most naTt BATS,
factory condition as to activity and
prosperity. In nai!a the profits have
been email, anA the milla have not run
vury stCAGity. Nearly atf tho mills, how.
pTGT, have other sources o; revenue, aud
have managed to make both ends meet
with Ria,gia paFyiHg from pescpptiblp
10 plc&A!pRly wide. Those nail manu-
lactureIB who make their Own
iron and convert il iulo stool
Themselves, and who5e capacity
ia large enough to do business on IN
extensive Ecale, show considerable
balance On tho right side OF the sheet.
Steel has been in active demand. and
the local planla shave all run steadily,
Tliile pIiGtg showed iAir margin.
Those mills which make tho steel into
ntinished pruduc; fNrcd better thanthue
which COLD 0iliGiH and tlaba in the raw
GhGpu. The Riverside pipe mill, for in.
stance, han been exceptionally remunrr.
Etiyc. The need OF greater diyersilirs.
ton Of the iron industry has again b, of
strongly tclI, and ,heEe is On foot
plan 10 add y wire rcd
Inlll to ono COECOru. Muck iron sold an
favorable rontraCtd figures plcasinyly IN
somc Of the mills annuai statements
Sheet iron hos enjoyed Il boom all year
The nuiurT0u8 GuY uses 10 which II is
pn; hays Kept the demand well I'D 10
the capacity, aadinlcCd often the orders
arc ahead Q! the p.itls. The Ton 4itli
has pvs It's new RhCet mill into opera.
ton In ;heyGar. I'he Wheciiug Cora.
eating COWphuy, n new concern, had to
vastly increase itB capacity before it was
y year old.
iron and metal EoolnE WAS in better
demand than ever. All the local fac.
lorits had their most prosperous year.
The Caldwell and Peterson Company
greatly enlarged lis woies, and aiYessi.
lied its products by making the new
ornamental steel Getting, which, though
in its infancy, bidS lair TO outdo tho
roofing businCsa sCon.
The busiGess il s,oses, tLough little
dull Early m the year, owing to bad
roSts and other uutowatd condit;ura,
ms been lSIterly Rll that could be do.
sired. In nlsGhiuVIy tho year was be.
yond comparison with any pas! one in
Whcel;ugs history, Sweeney 4 Son
have shipped airoat weekly large quan-
titles OF heavy machinery. They have
been compelled 10 Sork double turn
mitch OF the time, and sIs doing SO now
Tho other iouudrics have prDspOrcd as
greatly in prepa,tior, scd the outlook
Dtve. was E1 bright.
In hinges and spVc!Gltit$ OF iron, tack;
aud wise work The Same pleas:D. state o
aiEairs has existed, and taken i'll all
there is every reascn to DO satisfied and
to congratulate tho community on tht
condition OF the iron Industry in all itt
Iamiacations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-31

Tho EIAbnrate Scheme uf tho ChlcaEo
BrGsuHGo Goa: ollstioR.

lht ElAbnrl'e SCh~nh NJ tho GhlCiEO
BrGsuHEo Con. al!ssioH.
CHICAGO, Dec. aO.-rhc report Of L
F. Cooley, WHO until fortnight pas. has
bsen the chief engineer o. the Chicago
Drainage Commission, waS made public
To-day.
The report il"or5 not Z mere nayi.
gable sewcr, but policy which looks
ultimately to dftp water from Chicas9
to the Gulf Of Mexico ~ well Ga to The
Atlantic ocean.
3ir. Cooley declares TINT channe!
twenty feet in depth and GEO feet wide
will actually cost !tss than the eight
inot dppih end small width that the
Federal Government :IGa beeE partly
undertaking.
The reason given by him is that au
eGtier grade would be taken by the larger
Chanurl, and this grade, by tho peculiar
conformation Of the rdutp, would render
unnecessary 1lGca oihGIEiGe uxp2n8ive
eating through aOl,d rock. l!o ENrs
there is also an eFT8Ge1ps Impression
that the possible naTigable depth Of the
Mississippi is email Tho ultimate at.
tainable depths from Lake Michigan 10
the Gulf, he says, are limited only by
the supply al water which can bedIawp
from the lakes with q certain measurable III
supply from the uppc: Mississippi. The
report condemns as destructive 70 exist
ing commerce any attempt to make the
Calumet river, iOs:ead OF the Chicago
river, the connecting link between the
ship canal and Lake Michigan.
The climax Of The report is recon-.
mendation to abandon ali thought Of n
lake front haJb1r 1t Chicago, except for
the purpose Of refuge. In pIace OF the
lake front he puts tue practically unIim.
tied dockage Of the Chicago end DeB-
PLANES siYer and the proposed ship canal
with additional outlets N the lske,
through tho heart OF the city al Thirty.
ninth street and a,so near Gr0sse Point.
The idea is that by depositing excayated
material OIL the lake front LOCO or more
acres oi immensely Yaiuahiu land would
be created, the income oL which would
in the end, be ssys, relieve Chicago OF
all taxation for the great water way.
Speaking Of the COMMERCIAL Import
ance Of the prn;Act as whole, NJ.
Cooley says: vi deep water existed to-
day from the Hudson via the great lakes
to New Orleans, a vessel could complete
the circuit by G uli and At!a.tic seahoard
and loncn al cities which contain 60 per
cent Of the Urban population oi tho
United States. Such CO.'S. line through
the productive heart OF the continent ia
worthy OF al! tho time and all the re.
sources that may be needed"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-31
All Right.
WBEELlRG'S J0BBIKG TRADE
Shows Il Decided and ffeaAing
Growth In 1880.
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fhc Manufacturers have Kept
Pace with That
And The Business Community Is
Prosperous.
SONE GROWING INDUSTRIES
Which arc Making the Name Of
Wheeling Known
-lL.!l Quarters oE tbs GIObe-A Recori
az w!.th HNy CUy might 10 Proud,
and 4 brighter Prospect
for llle Future.

To-Day bhnsa IN cIosG the beet buSi.
negs yrrr In WheeHpgH history. In
seg.p other yeua hdeincs6 has been done
At a greater margin Of profit, but the ag.
yrrgate you,ar ai t7ado las never been
no large nor thc rRHbes Of Ps'soas en-.
p'oyr! ~ great ~ In 1850. Tbs output
OF manufactured products haa not been
rqua.cd Ia any previous year, and gcu.
oral results ars aa!Isfacs0fy to maHuiae.
taferl although there arc branches in
rEigI. tho rrturuB 10 capital have boon
myapfe. Iron mud HtGel have KEEP. the
mill5 active, though cut naiie, OF
r9afse, AaYe poIL close to tie COS,
line, CJncJmb making aieol and
marketing It tho form Of advanced
manufactures havo rcapoa the most
prots. bHl the7e haYo not been "b'e to
declare diylIcnds beyond fair return
on lhs Investment. Hhco. mills have
done particularly welt, lnGamdril as
there ha1heen st0aay demand for thsir
product ut living pricca, The pips trade
ia also worthy Of Especial mention. oAIore
has been accomplished 10 the direction
Of diversified Iron Industries, and more
sill romuina to bp accomplished before
III, iron husiuca oi Wheeling can be
aaid to hava embraced the full measure
Of ita opportunities. The pfodaet oi glass
has been incrrnel. but prices have
been low. TDu factories have run
moro atehdHy than in recent pts'
vfous ycmg aud more money has
been pad ont to employees in this
induairy. Pottery ia lar ahead oi
any other year, with still better pros.
psc!s for next year. Tobacco and cigafs
have bratsY lhnir boat former record. In
this indua:ry Wheeling ia daily adding
to her prominence In tho market. The
B,mc is true OF preserves, eatSHp aud
Esuorniiy. Every branch os
ths loNhinS trAdS reports an inCreNAe In
the taCu OF attnrp competition trotn larger
cities. The increase 10 attributable TO
the development Of tho State and open.
ing OF now lines Of communicatIoa.
The retail trade reflects the general
prosperity OF tho community. No city
in tho Union las better reason TO he
satisfied with tho resuItR OF its yea d
wnrk, and mono secs the New Year dawn
with better promise.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-31
AETEE luE EirTLE.

Settlers FEarruiIy EAcH,d-FrU,ptcts uI
Further Trouble.
PINE RIDGE AGENCY, 5. D., Dec. 90
The news OF the battle n: Wounded
Knee excited the lndilna at the gSeucy
in an alarming .mGnuer. The entire
camp vas soon in commotiqH End Tie
Young bucks at oEce toGk 10 tne hi!!r,
apparently eager for the isay. Even the
most loyal OF the Indians wero affected
and the couriern iheirvelvta seemed
eager for blood. It wgs hot long before
tcsultory firing was hesrt near the
agency.
Little Wounds men have fled back 10
tho range north Of here toward Two
Strikes, and both gangs atc preparing to
attack the agency. Tha iIin. last night
waa Just wesl OF the gcaOol house aud
between tho police Gad the TE0 Strikes
gang. BGllets whisiled pls; the build.
iDgs in startling manner. The troops
helr are the lhianlIy THGtT Mujnr
Wheaton,, with OuB ga!I!iag and t6ur
heavy guns and Que H0tchkiss r;hr.
There will probably be oaly heAyy ekir.
mish!ng until morUinc. Every vae
hopes ihHE the troops will MIiyr from
the railroad by that tine.
THE AGENCY IN rERIL.
There are 1900 Sioux canped about
the agency buildings. Their tcpecs a,e
pitched in Gn hemispherical way To the
northwest and cas-. and along q deem
rAVine through which Clay Cretk enters,
II all theEe India, 3 revolt it would not
take them long 10 wipe out the handful
otiniantry from Oalaaa aai mas8dGre the
entire camp. Every building L. the
agency is bulk OF wood, md alter loot.
ing the traders stOres and tho Govern.
n!cnt store hoGste, the luUians could
complete their WGIk IN sE0Ft order BY
applying the torch. The Indian shoe!
houses, which aIe just west OF the agency
buildings aud within TiilY.shot OF Gen.
rral Brookr's headquarters, arc i'm.
niense wooden siractafes. There are
nearly two hundred Indian boys and
girls IN the schools. The teachers are
Shlles or naii-breeGs. People who c4u
leave the agency are doing SO as rapidly
GS possible.
4 special from Rushvilc Gays: AT
Daylight this morning three Indians be.
ronglug 10 Two sliIkes' band tried to
capture provision train oil the Ninth
cavalry two miles ff0m Pine Ridge. The
remIins Of Captain Wallace arrived here
at noon to-day, and the body will he
sent 10 tort Robinson. People are flock.
ing in by the hundreds from the terri.
tory bordering oE the RECREATION.
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4 stRI8Es WgSgK.
A Trath T'lsstoped 81 AhHapoli, Juat tIoa
several ra'senErTs blurred.

A Train T'tsse6Ped 81 AhHaP9il, Juat tIga
several ra'.sNsrr' Injured.
WAsnlSGfoS, Dec. GO.-An acciden.
occurred OF the B4lsim9te 4 0hFo road
Il m carly hour this morning 4.
Annapolis Junc.ioR that resulted In
smashing up tEo cara aud injur!ug
severely trem4u AMI engineer and
sGyeral Passengers. It Eesms that the
Washington expresg, which leaves Bal.
timorc at .:@8, bec1ms disabled at
Annapolis Junction aud had to stop.
The lrAinmen went b4ck and lIgsud the
bluD liDe New York express, which was
following closely, stopping il Ia lime TO
avoid collision. Fur Boms tesHJn or
other this traiu failed ID hag the e1pres5
leavlaH Baltimore l.! eight O'Clock,
which cralhed into tbs gp&f Dl tho SeE
York tain. Tbs engineer and fireman
OF the striking train Jumped aud were
taken from the ground bleeding pro.
lusely and badly hurt. The baggage
and express cars o! the Sew York Irain
were tUtscfoped and badly wrecked. IL
has not AZ yer been nscett4lRrd whether
the occupants we've killed OF not. Tae
conductor and sovetal pa45S ugsrs Of the
c2!i!GiEg train were eli.aily hn!..
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Wheeling steadily Ad'anoinE 10 iho Front
Hank In ihlS ITOduEI.

A.. an. 4 ...-t.z-
"H"S S''"n',I ,,, 'n",'"''"E ,,, ,,. 10 '"o t""'
,, mans :" ~, ~" '"'"''
1h1 gF0TIh Oi "heeiihS'S pottery IN
th.cs,a corlinuCs, and during the year
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-31

WMEEsuAHRg, PA, Dec. 30.-John
Trel!a. the man who is supposed 10 ave
yesterday murdered Mich0al Olrtey aud
vile, and Andrew Kodak, IN Brodcricl 3
patch, and who escaped tha officers. has
been Gpprchended. II 10 asserted that
ho would make no st4temon: regarding
the affair and nothing definite huG been
ascettained berr. The belief !s gaining
ground that TrelIa is not the rea! mur-
GerGr.
The prisoner arrived here at ; p. m,
to-day under guard oi deteCtives, and
wss taken to the county prison 10 await
the meeting OF thH coroner'g jury. An
Associated Pfess reporter was ailewpd 10
talk TO tho prisoner. lie suid that Cur.
ley sho. his wife, then shot tho Hun.
garian Kodak aud then shot at him, hut
missed him, aod blew his own brains
out. Tires Fays he then iaa away,
thinking he might he killed by mob
before he could explain.