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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-22

Matters of Minor siomont In mud about
tho City.

'Ahtterb OF Ninor alonAont In nnu nDout
tho City.
BuRH's Japanese circus is billed for
May 0.
The GRAND this evoning-Thc Saliva
ton Army Band.
WoRK Is In progress putting n new
slate roof on tho Zano Street NJ. +.
church.
YESTERDAY morning the striking girls
Mt tho Warwick pottery resumed work
at the old wages.
TIE City Building Association will
commence the taking Of dues this even.
ing at ll47 Min street.
TnE Pink Garter baso ball club will
give dance at Turner hall, on Thursday,
April 20. Mayors full orchestra will
play.
TWELVE car loads OF cmigrants won't
west over tho Baltimore & Ohio yester.
day, and n number Of them stopped in
Wheeling.
A NEW naptha yacht was brought
from New York yesterday, and will DO
put in the leland ferry trade, commence
ing tomorrow morning.
LARGE sewers arc being laid to drain
the now street car barns. 1t Is q diff
cult task, owing to tho swampy charac.
ter Of tho surrounding ground.
A GOOD doal OF rain fell again yestcr.
day, and tho streets have got back to
their normal condition OF mud. One
cleaning q acason is not enough. :
ALL jurors in Part II, circuit court,
Judge Paull, who wcro ordered by tho
court to report Friday morning, have
been excused until Monday, April %.
OFFICER WEST last night run in An.
MO Brown, drunk again. She was only
out OF Jail two or three days. Ed
Daugherty was locked up by Officer
Carney for disordcrty conduct at his
home in Alley IS.
MAYOR S~EABnlGlr has ordered a spe.
cial meeting OF Council called for this
evening, to attend to general bust
ness. Some a%uctionccrs' licenses are
understood to DO the main matter that
Is to como before tho meeting.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany has laid a switch ut Elm Grove,
connecting their tracks with those OF
the Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
Company. This will be great convent.
ence to those building there, as the ma
terials can be delivered on the spot by
rail-
SECRETARY Hell and Assistant Secre-
tary shafIer, OF the city gas office, are
now engaged in the arduous work OF
opening their new books for the year.
The system Of accounts here is admitted
to be the simplest and most complete
in the country.
: BANSuM 4 BA1LEY's advertising car
No. 2 arrived yesterday on the Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh road, and the town
was very thoroughly billed, likewise
other towns near, ior the exhibition OF
the show here May 10. In the next few
days the bill boards and dead walls will
blossom as the rose.
HUNDREDS Of people were awakened
earlier than usual yesterday morning
by the music OF q lirst-class calliope on
the steamer Iron Queen. Several selec-
tons were played while the boat was at
the wharf and passing, and this being
something not often heard here in late
years. and at such an early hour in the
morning, attracted much attention. Tho
man who played the calliope did not
appear to understand his business.
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THE a. NJ. T.. CONFERENCE.
The Opening Session last Night Devoted to
Religious Serricos-

oSSS'o AtAsh &NiShk o6SOteu 10
Religious Services.
The organization OF the conference of
this district OF the A. N. E. church,
which was to have taken place last
evening at the meeting OF the confer
ence Mt the Wayman church, on Market
street, was postponed until this MORN
Ing, owing to tho absence Of n large
number OF lay as we'll as ministerial del
egates. The evening was devoted TO
religious services. Rev. J. NJ. Morris
preached a powerful sermon on "A,onc-
ment," selecting his text from Levitt
Gus 5:l.
And il q soul sin, and hcar!the voice
OF swearing, and is n witness, whether
he hath seen or know OF it; il lie do not
utter It, then ne shall boardhis in
iquity."
Rev. G. A. McGoc, OF C]larksbure, the
presiding elder, had charge OIL the SER
vices. The following delegates have
arrived: Rev. Mr.. Williams, Of Clarks-
burg; Rev. J.. NJ. Morris, of, Washing
ton, Pa, Rev. G. g.. Skinner, of Can
n%onsburg, Pa; Rev. Mr.. Young, Of
West Middletown, Pa; Rev. Mr.. Bar
Dor, OF Phillippi; Rev. C. ASMIcGee, OF
Clarksbnrg. The lay delegates present
are William Dunlap and Samuel Moor
ile!d, Of West M%iddlctown, pa, and
Deacon Baker, OF Washington, b. G.,
Who will take charge Of the church here.
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WASHINGTON. D. G., April 2l.-Recent
heavy rains are causing the rivers to
rise rapidly in the Ohio and Mississippi
valleys. The river Mt St. Louis has
risen3. 81 feet in the last three days, and
is now ct q stage OF 1858 feet. It is like.
ly to continue rising for two DAYS and
will reach IS feet:
nsAt. Cincinnati there has been q rise
Of 20.4 feet in the past three days, car
rying the stage to 400 feet to-day, April
81. 1t seems likely from the present
indications that tho river at Cincinnati
will rise ut least to the 45 feet stage by
April %.
From the rises OF tho Ohio at places
above Cairo, it is estimated that the
river at Cairo will rise 5.5 feet in the
next seven days, making the stage ap-
proXimate so feet by April 2Sth, or
within two feet OF the height that &C.
ours there.
The lower Mississippi river at
Memphis will rise to the highest known
stage $3.50 feet, or ever higher, by May
9th.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Accidents and Incidents In that Thriving
Clty-pcrannnl nnJ Inh,,utrinl .

cTSonUl Rnu iuuustrlhh. t
Tho following contracts have been
let on DR.. llobcnsack's new building OH
Hanover street,. Tho brick work to
the Mining and Manufacturing Com
pany, OF Wheeling; tho woodworkNt to
Exley & Co., and the galvanized iron
work 10 Arklc & Co., OF Wheeling.
The other contracts have not been lot.
Rev. NJ. NJ. P%onton, OF Bellairc, was
in Martins Ferry yesterday making ar
engagements for the quarto-centennial
Of the negro ut the Elysjnp theatre,
Bellaire, Sunday and Monday, Mayi22
and %, under the auspices Of St. PauPs
A.. NJ. Z. church.
The. Belmont county Republican ex-
ecutive committee will meet at st.
Clairsyille tomorrow to fix the time for
the primaries and apportion the dole
gates 10 the congressional convention
at Stcubenvilie May "a.
Barnum& Bailey men we're around
yesterday posting bills over those OF
Walter L. Main. The owner Of one
stand had tho Barnum bills torn down
and will allow tho opera house people
to put up paper.
Frank Bowls, the young mau arrested
at Portland Station, charged with at
tempting to outrage Miss Mccormick,
vas bound over to court. This was the
first case heard by Squire Nicely. 5s"
Mr.. Samuel Kirby and Miss Terissa
Jerger were married at the NJ. Z. par
sonaee OF Bridgeport, by Rev. G. b.
Henthorne, OF Wednesday night.
Mrs. Clara Smylio, formerly OF this
city, now Of Mingo, and Mr. Fred Tur-
nor, Of Mingo, were married last Sun
day evening. TX
The puddlcrs at the Etna mill, who
have been Off 4 week or go on account
Of a shortage OF mixture, resumed yes
terday.
The young folks of the Second NJ. E.
church will give an entertainment at
the church Saturday evening.
The funeral OF Jacob Stroble will take.
place this afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the residence on Fifth street.
The housing for the Laughlin mill
will arrive tomorrow Interpretations
will be resumed on Monday. frrGGts
When the calliope began playing yes
terday morning many people thought
tho boat was a circus boat. ;.
Fresh Garden Seeds in bulk and pack
age at J. Williams grocery, on Wash,
ington street. --.-.-rEoW-e
Master George Heaton IS able to: Id
out, after q long sick spoil. =
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho City md Wheeling Folks

Strangers in the City md Wheeling Folks
Abroad. :,
]. NJ. Warden, OF Clarksburg, was at
the stamm yesterday.
S. L. Mooney, OF Woodsfield, was at
the Mcclure yesterday.
Major J. W. Heavener, OF Buckhan.
non, was here yesterday.
Captain J. NJ. Freeman, OF Steuben.
vile, was down yesterday.
Squire George Ankle went to Pitts.
bursh on business yesterday.
F. L. a. Pritciard, of Warrington,
stopped at the Mcclure yesterday.
Oscar Seeley, OF New Orleans, was
registered at the McLure last night.
Twelve Of Barnum's advance corps
took supper at the Windsor yesterday.
Stuart, Hilda and Arthur Vernon, OF
the Vernon dramatic company, are at
the Behler.
"The Black Thorn" company dincd at
the Behler yesterday, en- route, likewise
table de hotc.
Chief OF Police McNichol and Lieu.
tenant Gaus went up to pittsburgh yes
terday morning.
Mr.. C. Goetz, OF Rudolstadt, Germany,
arrived in the city yesterday and put
up ut the Stamm house. He is an old
friend OF Mr. Paul @Reymann's, and is
being entertained by him while in
Wheeling.
Mr.. George Adams. left for Staunton,
Va, last evening having been called
there by a telegram, announcing the
partial burning OF the store OF his
son-in-law, Philip T. Allen. Mr..
Allen is spending the winter in Aiken,
South Carolina, for his health.
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a Safe Investment.

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you satisfactory results, or in case OF
failure a return OF purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from IL Ad-
vertiscd Druggist q bottle Of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. 1t is
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when used for any affection OF Throat,
Lungs OF Chest, such as Consumption,
Inflammation Of Lungs, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Group, ETC.,
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taste, perfectly safe, and car always DO
depended upon. Trial bottles. Tree at
Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store. n
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DI ED.

DEVISNEY-On Thursday. April q, 1892, Mt s
O'Clock a H.. GEORGE EARL. son OF George
oEd Margaret T. Dcvinney, aged . years, l
mouth md j days.
Funeral from the residence OF his parents, 1918
Jacob street, Sunday afternoon ut 2 o'clock
Interment Mt p~eninsular Cemetery. Friends
of the family invited to attend.
MAGERs-0n Wednesday. April 20. 1892, Mt 1850
O'Clock p. m, ROSIE, wife Of VIM, Mayors,
aged 33 years. -t
Funeral this (FrIday) afternoon at Q O'Clock
from her late residence, in Alley Eight. In!
terment at Peninsular Cemetery. Friends
invited.
CLARKE-At Brooklyn. N. Y, on Thursday
r. morning, April q, 1892, at $3.50 n. NJ, Dr,
CHARLES F. CLARKE, in his 37th year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
SMITu-A, GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on Thursday morn
yenEl
Funeral notice hereafter
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Now building ASsocin ton:

The "star Building Association"
which has for the past two years been
50 successful, has, in response to a een-
era! demand for new stock, decided to
start 4 new series, commencing Satur.
day, May 81, 1892. Stock can be- OBJ
famed OF any OF the following named
gentlemen: George ]. Caddlc, Alfred
RAUL, Il. II. Harrison, L. c. Schoen, A.
+. oxtoby, George Loos, j. G. Tomlin-
eoll, Charles B. Reed, Charles Lukens,
george ). Mathison, or at the Under
writer's insurance office, ll6O Main
street, any Saturday evening, uwty
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Insnne Jealousy. mud an Awful Tragedy.
Dies MONIES, IA, April al. Coch-
raj shot and killed his divorced wife
aud Will Davis, her lover. He then
committed suicide. Tho three bodies
lie side by side in an undertaker'a es-
tablisbment here. The tragedy occurred
ut 8. small iarm five miles. from this city
owned by the dead woman. Insane
Jealousy was the cause OF tho tragedy.
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Wcst Virginia Psuslous.

SrtciaI Dispatch TO The Irtclii7cnecr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 2l;-West
Virginia pensions: Original-Louis
Hitchcock, Nashville Elliott, Charles
W. Hamrick. Additional-Levi Midkif,
Thornton Nelson, Jesse G.. Cunningham,
Arthur Wilson. 1ncrease-Eli c. Bowie,
John Smith. Reissue and Increase
James Gump. Original widow-Marcilla
A. Reynald.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water IL Movements OF Boats.
Ihn Elrar Intera.ts ~ L

Stage OF Water and Movements OF Boats.
Tho River Interests.
The river was rising last night, with
- feet in the channel.
The reports from above were:
Morgantown-S feet and stationary;
cloudy.
Brownsville-l0 feet G inches and fall.
ing; clear and cool.
The Congo will leave for Pittsburgh
to-day, and the Scotia for Cincinnati at
s q. IN.
The steamer Hudson passed down for
Cincinnati at 8 a. IN. yesterday. The
Iron Queen was the Pittsburgh packet.
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The Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad an.
!ounces the sale OF tickets from all
principal stations to Omaha, Mob, on
april eth, 2Sth and Goth, at the low
rae OF Il fare for the round trip.
iiGEets will be good for all trains and
T!.l Dc valid to return until May 80, in.
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In the German department there
were sos pupils enrolled during tho
month OF March. OF these 24l were of
German and 2G4 not Of German parent
age. The amount expended for in
struetion was Sl95.
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IN thousands Of cases tho cure of a
eough Is tho preventive Of consump
.oh; Inc surest cough medicine in the
S9fld Is DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
soIa by all dealers on y guarantee OF
satisfaction. n.y
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s6- Dr.. Greene, the successful specia list in
curing all forms OF nervous and chronic
diseases, SIS W. 18th street. New YORK,
can DO consulted free. personally, or by letter.
Call or write to him about your case, or send for
symptom blank to fill out, and n letter fully ex.
planning your disease, giving advice, etc. will
hn ref,1rpel fran .r.-l . No..
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~ 3" - to'Nht'' II.
EEL, Frustrated by heart failure, while walk.
Ing IN the park. lIchad had tho Grip, which lef.
his ncrvcsin Ia weakened and dcbIlitatcd condi'
ton. Besides, ho had been overwor.iug aud
breaking down bis netyo', and complained OF
nervous, weak, weary feelings giddincss, swim.
ming of head, strange, faint feelings, trembling,
sinking sensation. GOODNESS OF icetnnd legs, nut.
tering or palpttntion OF tho heart, sleeplcssncss.
feeling otanxiety or apprehension. loss otGppc'
tito, and general dlsplrltCd and respondent con
dltion for some time"
This letter describes the condition OF thous'
ands who suffer from weakened mud shattered
nerves. and 'rho ufli, unless cured, die as suddenly
as his young man. Use DR.. Grceno's Ncrvura,
the :roat IIenrt Tonic and strcn1thcnor Of
tho Nerves, and prevent tntal results. BY all
nouns take u no,0 for these troubles are always
mado much worse by the weakness and debility
OF spring. Purely vegetable md harmless.
Druggists, 81.
. at CIT yor,J tnrrtI1,,, 7 ,u,p co =, ,,.a tIa tnov
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i've got it at last" said the fellow
who found his cough subdued by DR..
Bulls Cough Syrnn.
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You've man, if you want to get MAJ
ricd take stock in Athe City Building
Association.
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THE new Enpthn y;icl,t has Just arrived
from New York and will start in the rrSu-
lar Island ferry trade OIL Saturday morn.
iny. IT,. .'#. . #.... O.. # .-
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TIE gay Young b~!cyclist he's in his bed.
Not for him Is the spring auu shining.
He has been flung and Is sore in his head.
But Salvation Oil will make him smiling.
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SMOKE q few less cigars each week and
,1Se stock in tho City Building Asso-
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Half Fare to Omaha vln the Pennsylvania
Liacs.

For the Quadrennial Conference Of
the NJ. f. Church at Omaha, Ncb., ex-
cursion tickets at half fare for the round
trip will be sold via Pennsylvania Lines
April q, % and 20, and will be good re.
turning until June l.+sany ticket agent
OF the Pennsylvania Lines will furnish
particulars upon application. rUssw
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whole system. Ny
face would flush, I
would %becoinegld.
dy In the head, and
would not know
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The remarkable growth, which, till
within two years, was brought about
principally by one person telling an
other, is q monument to Garfield Teas
merits. 8
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E.NcursiOn to Omnhn.

ADVANCED styles In Millinery ina,
opened ut - 49, 1srSrS y
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THE City Building Association will
commence to receive dues this evening
Mt 1l47, Main street.
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liIE City Building Association will
''"et this evening at LAT Main street.
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NEW Idens, Now stylos, Latest Millinery,
1t --t- --..--- y. 49, NIGE,S
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are npldlyd!sarpearing and health aud strength
arc taking their place. / recommend Dr..
(irecne's Eervurn to all sufferers from nor.
vousness In any form.
BERNARD F. SToRCK,
l7l5 Point Lane, Baltimore, Md
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Go TO Kurner 4 Co., for Wall paper
and Mouldings, OF all descriptions. 80,
Twelfth street.
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MAKE a start this evening by taking
BLOCK IN the City Building Association.
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~ suffered terribly: I VAS so nervous the le0st
excitement would bring on a trembling OF my
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-11

froai csovioj lehor, frd n cor sderst!on OF
Ibis LSe n!Ees will deoa!s cessation of
lie feeling
The dispatch taos'ved f;on The Gillian
mip'ssar Of fcraiga affliTs Ia not saii;fRctory
10 tie s6milisIetion eud thers ere rumo's
thai tina Precedent Ia dissatisfied With MIR.
Biaine's conduct Of the CONTROVERSY and will
take tie natte7 in hand himself
A maj )rify of ihs Episcopal standing COM
mittees hsve already consented 20 the cor
eecration of Rev. @. z. Nelscn % Btshop q
Gaoreia, and u committee has been appoint
ed to nske arrangements for the consecrs-
sion ceremony, which will take pace bt-
tween January 81 and IS. e. 81. Lnks'a
Cathedral, in Atlanta.
Mrs. Hsr.iat Lnckett Brady, female sur.
vivor of Walkers Gibusteripg expedition to
Nicersgus, died yesterday ct New Orleans.
SDe vas born 10 Nsw Orleans si1ty.ooe
years ego, and married Col. Philip &.
Thcmpson, 81 cne time Of the regular sfmy,
whom che accompanied to Nicaragua, be
being theD adjutant general en- Walkers
sttf.
a miseT, Demad Hilton, when dying, in
his hcne. near Ffsnk 10, KY, was prevent
cd By his slater from destroying keg con.
TALKING $40 coo worth Of honda, which be
wanted 20 prevent bis wife from getting.
After his dea;h the sister could not fad but
81. 900 Of the boDds, and the city msrshal
OF tho town wss arrested with some CT the
missing bonds.
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aRwa ur TEE DAY.

Captain Rober! f. Bradford. United States
Navy, was found dead at Portsmouth, n.
H, Saturday morning.
= Democratic leaders talk on the subject OF
calling an International Congress to oi6cnEe
the qsstion OF tho free coinage OF silver.
Aususte Moineau's two fret volumes OF
the history OF the United 5tates have ap-
pessed. The Historian maintains the right
OF secession Of the southern States.
John Hlggs. son of the late Thomss
Higgs, OF Decatur, ILL.,, found after his faith.
era death $40 coo In each hid away In a
corner of 8 room in the old farmhouse.
The agricultural commissioners OF the
southern States INST in Memphis, Tenn, Sat.
urday and adcp:ed memorial endorsing
ths action of the cotton.growers looking to
reduction of the cotton acreage.
General Henry Heth and General john O..
stearns, of the Antletam Board, have nearly
completed their lahore Of locating, on the
Antietem battlefield, tbs bsttle.liuss OF the
two armies, and the positions Of the Union
commands.
Ooe hundred con7iets will be put to work
In the Oliver Springs, Tenn. mines but an
agyesms2t will hs made sasmpsipg B;Ies7il!s
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Coupon I ecision

judge Bond, of the United States Circuit
Court for the western district OF Virginia,
rendered sn important decision in Bsl imore
on Saturday, as affecting Virginia State ecu.
poas and the Virginia literary fund iDso
which fund the constitution OF The State dl.
recied that ell fnes collected for oGeDcea
committed sgans. the State should psse.
Judge Bonds decision holds that the clause
a not self-executing. and hss 40 force until
be general assembly passes al act to carry
nut lte requirements. Wm 8. Roberts veg
,onVinted In the Nielsen county court, CT
violation OF the l!qaor lew and was sentenced
to pay fac, and alec to imprison meat.
When the term OF imprisonment expired ne
wss still held for the fac, and acmetime
thereafter rendered coupons TO the amount
Of the fine. The cher IF refused he coupors,
cot only on the ground that they were net
receivable In payment Of the foe, but slso
On account OF Roberts beiog further indebted
20 the State far bis keep, at 40 cents day
from the time of lha expiration of the term
Of sentence until the day OF bis Gaal dis.
charge. Roberts then obtained hearing
IN Baltimore before Jrdse Bond. His o..
sorney, Mr. Boyd, contended that Roberta
could not be held for tbs charge for keep,
9hich Judge Bond agrees With, ard also,
that the ccupors were legal ieuder for the
payment of the foe. Jadse Bind agrees
with Mr.. Boyd, and directs that the prisoner
Do discharged.
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TELEaRAPEIc BREYITIEs.

Mra. Grace Field L!ndley, eldest dsuga.
ter OF Cyrus W. Field, died In New York
this morning after lingering Illness.
The irhasrza shows no signs OF ata!e-
ment in Europs but is rather ca The ia-
crease
Frank sslve, who wsa rid ng o. tie ten.
der OF an engine In Chicago yesterday, jump.
ed oE directly in front Of train or an &C.
joining track and was killed.
The Iowa Legislature convened this after.
noon at c'o!ock. The House Is republican
By N ,rity. The democrats have % il
he Senate, the republicans "a ard the !ndo.
psrdents l.
During the absence Of David Bnckner ard
a!s wiis from their home at emlthson, Mo,
asst night, the bulldog was destroyed ~
dre and boy years old and girl yea;s
i'd we're burned to crisp.
Judge Bling in Denver, COL, this morning de.
uied he motion Of DR.. Grsvas's Counsel in ar
rest ofju lgment and sentenced the condemned
man to be hanged within two weeks bsllrnrg
January 81.