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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-04
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

Ain,l Messenger: The city IL max
Ing gfe't Improvement by extending
The main street bridge over the south
c''sk lhe eulire width OF the street.
'... Willie Bjwn Of F,yelte, while at
work on the GunnisOn canal vita a
team and sctaper, was struck by the
sbAlef and sustained u severe rupture.
Co,lVille Times, Nov. I. A telegram
v.'iscrlyed In this city today TO the
tu'c1 that Johu Erickson, who used To
hslp Coalville, hat committed sui
~ 81 Cieede, Col,..... A party Of Coal.
une men started out SATURDAY last to
islnl W cattle. There 10 nothing
mAhge about this; II happens ire.
qlseuy, But the Strange part OF IL 10
zoe TACT that each OF tho entire seven
an'St'sd TO the name Of william,
htnsh the posse was not gotten 10.
g'lh,r with this In view. II was com.
pnsa o. WIN. CiuH, VIM. Bag.
wi Wm. salmon, VIM. Smith,
m@' Huffman, VIM. Smith Jr.,
u VIM. WhsatoD......Qulle a
msy runaway took place In Cosl.
,hs Monday. anu the occupant OF
me wagon was very fortunate In 60.
pplng serious injury. Ols Jensen OF
seame uown for u load OF coal, and
.ueh efosAlng the railroad track on
nam Steel the engine Appeared com.
Jug uovn from the mine. luis fright
NV .ne horses aud they made a aud.
.n mfn down Center street. Mr..
In'en was thrown out at the firs,
smp anu the team dashed down Cen
~ ~ great apred. They turned
sol'nef a. John Boydsn's residenup,
mere 'hey left the wagon q wreck
-" sslsen was not seriously Injured.
,','., weintsiAy evening, while Mr..
uu Mb' Jacob Huffman were rsturn.
~ lhelf home In South Fork from
,no,Nills, they met with an nooident
,s,,.r. We lear will provo very
v,,S M and Mrs. Huffman
in I ea,el on spring seat
A ns hind end OF the buggy ami
ns.. nlonaqu'tl was driving, When
ma, ames salmon's place the horses
49, sudden start, tho seat tIppbd
ih,a.ahe Mf, and Mrs. Hoffman were
Is ,l. heavily TO the ground, Uncle
49,. s Iel on his left shoulder and the
49, on him Striking him I'm the
Tbsv x aunt Lizzie Tell ON her bacs.
I..I9. we're Immediately taken 10 tins
Cbsrpce OF James Salmon and Dr.
I'M, I yn was sent for. Hs.toupd
CALI, uncle Jake had fractured his
nm ~ Voue and one rib, the seat that
M. ulm lnnloling the latter injury:
t,,ssihgughl, too, that he Sustained IN
mnsh u luHes, M he seems 10 ,ufier
Isvs, PAN. Mrs, Huffman r,c,iyed a
how ,s,Io,J uty u the back, bur Just
a''srmined. ""O' NJ present be
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CITY And COUNTY.
County Court Meets and Makes
Eumblr Of appropriations.
CIrr MUST REPAIR isrn SOUTH.
Rio Grande Must Put In a Crossing on
tue Bingham Branch-shrriR
Hafdy's II port

The county court met this morning
and transacted the following business:
o. Is. Hardy and w. }. Moofhesd
sent TO the court an acceptance Of an
electric lignt irAucniss, and the terms
Thereof, granted to them In the West
Mouptain mining district
The report Of County Meat Inspector
Clays was received anu filed.
The testimony In the cJroner's In.
quest over the body OF Carl BDrgmaur,
who died on Sept 20 h, was filed with
the Recorder Many believed at the
time that foul play entered Into the
conditions OF his death. The verdict
stti ibutss death to natural causes.
The clerk was ordered to notify Salt
Lake City that tho corporation must
repair ali bridges on Twelfth South
street west Of the river to the limits
anu 10 call attention ~ the impasAAbility
Of the street on account Of It's bad
condition.
The clerk was instructed TO notify
tho Rio Gfaudc Western railway 10
put Ia a crossing over their line on
county road NJ. 81 at the upper snow
fence on tho Bingham Draacn.
The clerk was authorized to get a
now mining aoairaut record blank
book.
A petition Of q. NJ. Arnold for this
privilege OF purchasing back csrtain
properly from tho lien OF u county Ia K
sale was granted.
Sheriff Harry rendered hi, report as
stock detective for tue mouths OF
September an October. Eleven cases
OF stolen stock were reported, In seven
OF which tha a,Ock was recovered aud
IN one case tue stock iounJ, being
merely l0s.
rhe following appropriations were
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P0ulCE COURT.
heslck DIsmssed-Lack Of Evidence
Against llim-Minor Eases.

This afternoons session OF the poles
court wa taken up with the case OF the
city We w. II. Mrslck, who was charged
with selling certain Toe without q
permit. Mr.. Mesiok 10 tho sec-
reIary OF the Mountain Ice company
and was arrested at the Instance
OF the board OF health, they
alleging that the company was selling
ice cut from Gunnison river In Colo
RADIO, without u permit 70 TO do. II ap.
pears that the defendant company had
applied for = permit 10 sell the ice In
question, but the board Of health re-
fused to issue one. Food Inspector
McAliister, wasi the complaining viii
ness, and while he was satisfied tuAt
tue company had sold the Aforesaid
ice alter having bean refused u
permit, still the court took II
that the evidence AnOwn was not
enough to warrant n conviction aud
hence discharged the defendant. Judge
McDOwali appeared for the de ess-
anu Assistant CITY AttOtnsy Va
Horne fyr the prosecution.
George EldTsdg pleaded guilty TO
vAgrancy, out upon assuring the court
that u given a chance, he would RID
Salt Like OF his presence, he was die.
charged
g. A. Williams got very, very drunk
on Sunday aud was encouraged (?) Ia
his doings by being finSd IS.
Horace Ayos inadvcrteulIy violated
.ho bicycle ordinance, ana lsh 81,
which was decl.red forfeited.
sam 10y, q Chinese gambling houie
keeper, forfeited $50 for purslsiing In
maintaining the joint contrary To the
law Ia such caser maue anu provided.
The case OF WIN. Csntrsii, char god
with battery. will be- heard the day
after election at 2 y. m.
Fritz Riopen. X. p. Martin and q.
Selich, charged with using abusive
ansuage and interfering with Ofilcrr
Larson, will I've nrraigned for trial on
November 7th At 2 p. m.
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Notes and Personals.

The Democrats held a rally In the
Opera houge Saturday evening, A
very large audience attended aud clio.
quent addresses were made ty Hon,
John Il. Game and Hon. b. Ii, Rot
erls. The house was tasteiully deco.
rated and before the meetiaE an In
posing torohlight procession parsded
the slieets In which were handsome
nosls, carrying besutifui young ladies
repIesenIing Utah, the several states,
ole. seyontosn young ladies' ON horse
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oau.nau CLun ATTENTION.
a Call for Active Du,y nc the Polls.

a Call for Active Du'y nc the Polls.
To the members OF the oquirrh club,
GreetiDg-Oue duty OF tho club, that
OF making n thorough canvas OF Re
publican voters and organizing the
forces for active work at the polls ha'
been faithfully performed. The impor-
t,nt duty OF otsan zsd and effective
work In polling full vote still remains
to be done. That every member the
ciu0 may he fully informed Of what -
expected OF him on election day an
Of those who will share In his labor
and aid him In the glorious task Of
m Xxi 4 sure the eotion Of every can.
dliAta on the Republican ticket, a
RAUL rally 10 called Tor 7 O'Clock o.
Monday evening, November An, st
the CLUB rooms. by order OF the tx
toutiVe Q mmittee.
n. =. MCCALLUM, President.
LOUIS HYAMS, Secretary,
tALr LAKE iTY, Nov. 2, 1895
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George wa.h,ngiOa's Prize JActa,,.

The collection OF colonial relies for
the ladies' exhibit nj the Atlanta tx-
position IL progressing admirably.
Captain ID. q. Parse has lust secured
another, which 10 decidedly n curios.
ny IN its way, and seems To DO proof
positive that Gen. George Warrington
was somewhat Of astock grower and
took q hand In making exhibits at IN r.
himself. This relic IL n large solid Sill
vst cup with tho cate 1890 upon H.,
ami by its appearance II was wlthou
doubt male about that time. IL
bs.s the following inscription in Hne
lettering lust under tho Hui
"a premium from the Agricultural
Society OF South CAiolina 10 Go g.
Warrington for raising the largest
Jackass.D
Jus under the word iaokuis IL q pic.
tutc Of the animal engraved on the
silver. savannah News.
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ELECTION WEATHER.
Il, Goirg 10 Be aims Day for Tho
STATE Election.
r,,ruER PROPHET SAYS so'
- ,h. storm win clear Up This
l,.ulus or rOn'sh'-ch'ne'
fora Heavy Vote.

.vb,t. is the msn Who'll Ia respons-
nI.frthI. ws'th'f'H, ',....., 10 IN.
,.,,,r smith with a determination TO
y, n't On, where this storm 10 coming
~. u.s. now long II is going TO stay.
''' .,iI.ao today the barometer was
.,,.,y going 10 and indicated co'sa'
wv. !, fatalities within a short time.
u0D ,,o,m came from the northwest,
~, n poln. from which the vito
~. ,lovIpg at the hour named,
ne velocity was three miles
n ..n, "From all indications the
'",loos /. that this storm viii clear of
W.. evening or ,onign,," said the
~, prophet Rep'rIs from all OBJ
'.,,,lop points In UlAh showed rain
',,oov All to the ordinsry cit zen II
,',,.l today as II the weather was
M. to stay, for some time at least.
~ obssfyef, 10 viewer, says that vot' rs
., stand in line tomorrow without
~ a, ge,tlng wci or being snOweu
W. n all sIgns d. not fa,i US.
W., anxiety as felt this morning
20 ramtalgn managers un nccou % {
Nv b.d seather. All are hnxious
tnll vote polled aud many are
,.,,ai lssl the weather sbOu Il make
49,, imno,slble. Tne weather prophet
s.,,ns come to tho rescue the citizens
~ Ii,ah may rect easy tonight on tue
,.vranee OF having a nne day TO.
discriminating the NEWS man
.,,.,d With the baetvor In his opin-
,snthat thls weather was a go1i thing,
he dll not omit a request TO "push 1t
isus."
FROM OTHER UTAH POINTS.
The slate Of the weather throughout
nm, p,t,lon u tue intermounthin west
NV be drawn from tho following in-
iotnAlion collected from Idaho H"d
Unh points III y afternoon by 9
D ,errt Telegraph company for tnr
NAws
American Fork-Cloudy, cold and
nniuf.
saihs-Cloudy, wet, and showed q
llue ll.t night aud tuis morning.
Msuu--snowed last night, cloudy,
showing plshily this morning.
Nsphl-Been showing this morning,
ni1td all nisht, very wet.
PaysOr--Coll AMI stormy.
Fpuklih, Ijsno - Showing, quite
toid.
Paris, lIAho-Snowing; inch and
Dol on the ground.
Ceisf CiIy-Snow this morning,
CIV aud cloudy.
OgieH-Bten showing and raining
OIL mofniug anu most OF iasi night.
Losan-snowlns; been snowiDg III.
lie all TIE morning.
PAiowan-lt has been showing of
aud on oil ihe morning. very cold
nlt1h wind; still cloudy, anu rain ing
nov.
Goqutrville - Weather 10 stormy,
raining, aGJ sun shining ~ Intervals
dulltg tue Day.
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Marriage Licenses.

,o,,or, n''''0n to wed was given to the
How. 'a nS couples today; Frank @.
o, 49,. ~ ami Lott'e Walker, 92, both
NJ nan 'o % Cottonwood; Hugh Easr.
WalaI o ~, Eureka, Jnab county, anu
Fmnh "a9lef, 40, Of Salt LAX. civ:
A. Po,ia, ~ nsenderson, 2s, anu Aenes
j. Cushu ~ both OF tnis city; Jnilus
10 bs,h ~, and Emma WIEN,
U5ls "a Of salt Lake City; James
u 81, ahd Emma Diamond, al poah
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ADVERTISEMENT.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

United States Senators,
JOSEPH L. RAwLINS, Salt Lake,
MOSES THATCHER. Cache.
Governor,
JOHN T. GAME, Salt Lake.
Congressman,
b. II. ROBERTS. Davis.
Judges OF the Supreme Court.
SAMUEL X. THURMAN, Utah,
RICHARD W. YOUNG. Salt Lake,
THOMAS MALoNEY, Weber.
Secretary OF State,
FISHER S. HARRIS, Salt Lake.
Attorney.Ceneral.
A !. WEBER, Weber.
Treasurer,
ALMA GREENWOOD, Willard.
Auditor.
GUY c. WILSON, Sanpete.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
KARL C. MAEsER, Utah.
State Senators,
FARLEY L. WILLIAMS,
GEORGE A. WHITAKER,
JOSEPH S. RAWLlNS,
CHARLES K. SAVAGE,
OSCAR W. MOYLE.
House Of Representatives,
DAVID X. ALLEN,
RULON S. WELLS,
JOHN n. MURPHY,
HEBER BENNlON.
HENRY WALLACE.
CHARLES w. PENRoSE,
oRRlN p. MILLER,
CHARLES ]. PENCE,
JOSEPH L. TAYLOR,
ADAM SPlERS.
County Superin,endents Of Schools.
OSCAR VAN COLT.
Judges Third Judicial District,
OGDEN IilLES. Salt Lake,
ANDREW HOWAT, Salt Lake.
LIE GRAND YOUNG. Salt Lake.
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CneIGO MARKET.
Chioaso, close. Nov. g.
wheat oyember. IS December. ss1 askee.
CoTn-Soyember. 2slI q ~ bidi December,
es4.
1ata November. 49,; December 49,. o =
asked,
PoTk-Soyember. IS %; December 81. %.
lArd-Decemher, S15si January sos bid.
asked
hye-35.
bArley-SS
Flax seed--elhIB
Timothy-tA6u,
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CITY TICKET
Mayor,
FRANCIS ARMSTRONG.
Recorder,
EDWARD l.. SLOAN.
Treasurer.
GEORGE d. PIPER.
Justice OF the Peace,
w. w. GEE.
FOR CITY coUNcILMEN.

First Precinet-E. p. Newell, E. NJ.
Weller. Oson II. Petit.
Second Precinct Jefferson Rhodes,
George T.. Bourne, John Allen.
Third Precinct Richard +. Morris,
Joseph NJ Watson, II. J. Hayward.
Fourth Precinc,-W, II Dale. Robert
Patrick. ST., Walter 7 Jennings.
Fifth Precinet-Robert Nor ris, NJ. L.
Mulvey, George l.. Woollcy.
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roDAY's QUOTATIONS.
ORR AND nuLLIos.
STOCKS AND MARKETS.

INV YORK, Nov. A-TrAding was animated
at tho opening OF Change. but n weak tone
prevailed. ~ugaT sustained sharp fractional
decline, Notwithstanding an increase 10 tho
gros. returns OF tho 81 Paul OF 81 ,o,a for
october. A. compared with tho corresponding
month last year. The stock oased Oh = per
cent 90 7ia, The fcactionAry movement was
checked At 10 Is.
Ihe volume Of business became light after n.
but the temper OF speculation con inuod woAk
up 10 mid.day, Missouri Pacific aud rubber
aus Ainod n net loss OF ~ each
sugar subsequently rAilied ~ TO l0lAs and
the general list a fraction. Then fTue offer.
ipgs caused u Ceoasl0n ~ which some shares
touched tho lowest ngurea Of the morning,
particularly AtchisOn.
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Muse Tomorrow.

The Denhnller bsnd will be- out to-
morrow furnishing mu,lc for ,he Re
punlicsn party. Among the numbers
10 be rendered are some hne ooacert
selections. Held's BAN will perform
q similar Office for the Democrats.
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COM Nj Il II CI A l..
SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.

SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
Today's clearing house excnangos
amounted to s276,US7, same day iasi
year, s20D,35i.
TuDAY's QUOTATIONS.
New YOrk.-Silvsr, ga; lead, s3l5.
London.-SiIvoi, 81.
ORR AND HuLLIoS.
T.K. Jones n Co.. received today;
Bullion, SlO,7OO; Gree, 300. Total,
s,S,s0O.
W. :. Mccormick a Co. received TO.
day: Silver and lead ores, 81 200;
Hsnauer bullion. 5000. Total,
$40, 800.
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TOMORROW'S BATTLE.
CONTINUED from Page Ono.)

raugements have been made 10 frcolve
toe election returns promptly tOmoT-
row night Toe latest and fullest DE-
tails will be given gu, TO tie vast
crowd. that are certain 10 assemble 10
hear lhlm.
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CONSUMPTION

TO THE EDiroR-pleasoi inform your read.
ers that 1 have positive remedy for tho
thousands Of hopeless cases have been per.
mauenily cured. l shall be glad 90 send
two bottles ofmyrcmedy free TO amy Of your
rcader, who have consumption II thoy will
scndmc their express andpost Office address.
4. SlOgum, MO, 1888 Pearl ST., New York
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CHICAGO VI STOCK
CHICAGO. Nov Z.
Rest stoady. Others a loo. lower.
Beeyes TO "a s. Is.
MeHtoTns-i..sl e. 500.
Stou ere and eeders-Slfo % Ssh
shesp-Good steady, others . - l0o, lower.
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DEMOCRATS IN THIS COUNTY.

Several Democratic meetings will be
helj IN mis- county tonight. One
meeting WIS cancelled tousy that had
been arranged Tor at Dry Greek.
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Judge Powers has been rendered
the servicss Of Ave 0icyolis,s, Que Tor
eacn precinct, itmorfow to Act ~
coufiers between the polling places
ana Democratic heAdquarters. The
tender was made by Hon, John Il.
Csinc anu has been accepted by the
Democratic State ohairmAn.
Sandy Democrats had n rally on
saturday evening. LsGrand Young,
o. w. Moylo anu Heb.r BsnDiou were
the speakers. Music was furnishod by
TIE Dunbar glee club ami the Tay-
lsnvIlie young recfu 1, trass band.
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oARLsoS.-On Sunday. Nov, s. OF general
years,
Funeral will be held on Wednesday, Nov. o,
At ~, IN, from al sou1h, Second EAst street..
Friends invited.
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NEw YORK. Nov. t.-Money on call. nom.
inAlly, . per cent silver, 57L. Lead lg.i5,
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pOpuLIsT Rally.

The las, OF the r ,rulist party rallies
OF this Q mpaign will be held in the
q. A. r. nall touight. Prominent
speakers will DO present.
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BAILEY.-At MIL Creek. Salt Lake county
George n. bailey, Nov Ath, 1880.
Funeral will DO announced la,er.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-21

Uhrichsyille after two weeks ylslt
with relatives here.
Mr.. Charles Bray, Of the Beaver Tin
Plate Company, New Lisbon was in
the city on business yesterday.
Charlie Stitt, assistant yard master
to Mr.. Theodore Thomas, of the Cleye-
land and LOrain, has gone to Cleveland
to have his eye operated On by Dr..
Smith. He will be off duty for a month.
A new company OF Photographers has
organized 10 drill a we'll in Colerain
township. Our people believe in get
ting the lions share if there is any
ching In il.
Henrietta, little daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Junkins,, who mas been
quite i'll. is improving each day, we are
glad to hear
Mrs. Sharp and family, who have
been visiting at Ironton, will leave for
Buffalo. y. Y, for a visit with relatives.
Our railroads report a heavy increase
in their business, with prospects for a
larger trade this fall than has been
known for years
Miss Annie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
David oliver, died Saturday morning
at her home in Aetnaville, of typhoid
fever
Misses Blanche Wells, Amy Sharp
and Bessie Morrow, OF New Athens,
were the guests Of friends here during
the week.
Miss Nettie Bradley OF Pittsburg, is
the guest Of Miss Nellie Adolph. on the
Mrs. S. Y. Patterson, of Allegheny,
was the guest of frienCs here yester-
day.
non, Of ST. Clairsville, were in the city
yesterday.
meeting Of the Young Mems Club OF the
81. Apthonys Church Thursday even
ing at 1870 o'clock.
I. NJ Scott, Of New Lisbon, passed
through the city yesterday on his way
10 Mt. Pleasant 10 see his family, who
are visiting at that place.
Sturt Beebe Hays, proprietor Of the
Arcade Hotel, CadiZ, was here yester-
day.
Mr.. E. H. Stevens is home from
Springfield. Mrs. Stevens will remain
for several weeks.
Services at the usual hours at the
following churches:
st. Anthony's Church-S a. m, mass
and communion of St. Aloyisus and ST.
Rose sodalities: 10 a. m, high mass ana
sermon; 1870 p. m, vespers and sermon
Rector. Rev. Joseph Weigand.
First Presbyterian Church-Morning
and evening services conducted by Rev
E. p. Elcock; Christian Endeavor, $3.50
%. n.
Kirkwood NJ. e. Church-Morning
and evening. usual hours. Pastor
Rev c. B. Henthorne.
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NEW CUMBERLAND.

New Cumberland. w Va, July 70
The Chelsea pottery started up on
Wednesday, and in q few days all the
departments will be on in full.
Hollyhock canpmeeting will open
on the 22d of August 4 large list OF
drawing cards in the line Of speakers
and singers are announced.
The mad dog terror is still agitaung
the community up the river. 1t IS a
good time now to kill every useless cur
in town and country, which would in
clude about the whole dog tribe
The Princess left on Sunday for
points below with tow OF brick, sewer'
pipe and two thousand kegs OF horse
shoes from Pittsburg to Louisville.
About 10000 pounds Of wool have
been bought ir his vicinity at 10 to Il
cents per pcU -
Ex-senator John Cunningham has
departed from our midst and settled in
Steubenville. He was always an hon
ored citizen here. The good wishes OF
his friends follow him and his family.
A. J. Hutchinson. who has been work
ing at the Barnard brick works in
Bellaire for the past year, has moved
his family down there JhlS week. ne
foremanrof the works. Frank Atkinson,
is a resident Of this place.
The sewer pipe department OF the
Blackhorse is laid off and business
conferred on the paving brick branch,
which is running full.
A large amount Of brick and sewer
pipe is awaiting shipment by river
when il rises sufficiently.
It is reported that John Neutche, whose
little boy was killed by the local en-
CINE on the eth inst, will sue the rail
road company for a large bill OF dam
ages. Neutche IS q section hand on the
line.
A complaint. something of the nature
Of typhoid dysentery and cholera NOR
bus mixed, prevails quite largely in this
vicinity. No fatalities however. as yet.
The Olivette is running The other
boats have about disappeared again.
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PIEDMONT.

Piedmont. ". Va, July 2O.-John
Carey had his leg broke this forenoon az az
the West Virginia Paper MIL by oelns
caught in the rolls.
Thomas Conner had his fingers masn-
cd i'm the calendars this morning at the
paper mill -,--...,o
John Peyton had his leg broken at the
mill to-day.
Clarence Dancer had his hand badly
mashed in the screens at the pulp mill
yesterday.
c. p. Slifer mad his leg crushed wnile
working on the new residence OF Messrs.
Luke. on Wednesday.
Jams B. Elliott had his knecap broken
D. the B. & o. shops on Wednesday
Jacob Moody had his foot mashed by
rod falling on it at the B. & o. shops
to-day.
Mrs. r. w. Elliott took laudanum on
Monday evening last, but has recovered.
Mr.. z. Huth has been sick all week,
but has got ont to-day, being much i'm
proved
Master Mechanic P. Hayden has been
in Baltimore attending an officers meet
ing This week.
Miss Corrine Miller is visiting in
Grafton and Parkersbug this week.
Miss Stella Carney, Of Wheeling, is
visiting the Misses Berisford this week.
Miss Lucia Wright is visiting Mrs. L.
L. L9ar in Grafton.
Mrs. A. R. Binnix, Of FTostburg, and
James Browning. Of Blaine, visited Mr..
". c. Fuller this week.