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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-16
MINOR TBLEaRAMs.

"A blacksmith shop, stable. carpen.
ter Rhop and several small tenements,
on Nashua aud AudoVer streets, Boss
ton, were burned Tuesday morning,
Eight families are rendered homeless
by the fire. I.. r.
"A spring OF water is lnundRlipg the
eIcavated portion Of the new post0ttice
site In Boston. causing much trouble
to the contractors. ...UF .nu
"A report from White Sulphur
Springs says that the recent heavy
rains have helped the late corn In West
Virginia and the Valley.
The billiard match at New York,
Tuesday night, resulted In victory for
Deery, he making ]. 500 points 10 ,22S
by Foster. Deery thus retains the
champion cue and pockets q Thousand
dollars additional. ... ....
ALBERT Morgan, editor OF the Bos.
ton Sunday Express, was arrested,
Tuesday, charged with libel by Slate
ContabIe Moses Briggs. He gave ball
In the sum OF four hundred dollars.
The Democratic City Convention OF
Baltimore, yesterday, nominated Au.
gustus Alberts for Sheriff, and Charles
r. kahler for City Surveyor. No
The Woman's Suffrage Convention
met In Pixies Hall, Cincinnati, yester.
day.
"A man named Albert J. Gould.
was arrested ut Toronto, on charge ot
iorgtng!to tho extent OF Sl0O. 900, In
Monroe county, New York. ieg
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INDIANAPOLIS.

Murderer Convicted aud Sentenced
Meeting OF the MethOdISt Con.
ference-AccIdent.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. Is.
The Jury In the case OF William ].
Abrams, on trial for the murder Of ia
cob Young and wife one year ago, re-
turned verdict Of murder In the first
degree, and sentenced him to imprison
ment In the peuItentlary for life.
The Southeastern Indiana Conference
of the Methodist Church convened In
this city this morning, Bishop Simpson
presiding. Bishop Ames Is also here.
An accident occurred at the bridge on
The VIncennes Railroad, near this city,
this morning, by which workman
named Shea was fatally Injured, and
Michael HogArty, fireman, seriously
Injured.
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TOLEDO.
The Ohio State Fair a Grand Success.

The Ohio State Fair q Grand Success.
TOLEDO, Sept. Is.
The 20th annual exhibition OF the
Ohio State Board OF Agriculture now
In progress In this city Is beyond all
question the most successful fair ever
held In this State. The entries number
4, 800. nearly 100 In excess Of last year.
All the departments are full, that OF
live stock being especially attractive.
The attendance 30 far each day has been
much greater than last year, and to.day
not less than IS 900 visitors were on the
ground. It's estimated that with favo.
rable weather the number tomorrow
will reach q, 900 and than the aggregate
number OF visitors at the exhibition will
exceed 100000. The Humboldt ami
versary was celebrated, yesterday,
with appropriate exercises.
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THE AvoNDALE sLAuGHTEE,
The Verdict Of the COrOner's JuTy...
The PIFO Accidental.

FALMOUTH PA'I sept. II.
The Jury has returned the following
verdict: THAT the said Palmer Steele
and others came 10 their deaths In the
AvondAle mine; that the cause OF their
death was the exhaustion OF atmosphe.
rio air, or a prevalence OF sulphurIc
and carbonlo air and gas, In the said
Avondale mines, caused by the burn.
Ing Of the head house and breaker at
said mine, on the 9th day Of Septembe ber,
thereby destroying the air courses lead.
Ing from the mlne through the shaft;
that the Gre originated from the fur.
mace In the mine, taking effect upon
the wooden bracket In tho upCast air
CouIse leading from the bottom Of the
shaft to the head house. The Jury re-
gard the present system OF mining In
a large number oil mines now working
by ghahg, as Insecure and unsafe to the
miners, and would strongly recon-
mend, In all cases where practicable,
two places for ingress and egress, and
more perfect ventilation, thereby rem.
dering greater security to the lives OF
the miners under similar circumstances.
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Arrested PIIIibusters nj Boston.

Twenty.slx alleged Cuban filIlbus.
tiers, including George Brown and Hen.
~ Hart, the leaders, were brought from
New Bedford to-day and RrraIHned be.
fore United States Commissioners Hal
lett, charged with being engaged In q
military expedition against Spain, In
violation OF the neutrality laws. Brown
and Hart, who belong 10 New York,
were held In $1,000 bali, and The others
In $500 each for trial, All were com.
mltted 10 jAIl, f-F 'I-'
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VIRGINIA.

THE end OF the Btny.LaW-Dc TO be
PAId-The AIaIe Under the
HherIirB Hammer.
RICHMOND. Sept. n.
By the provisions OF the new Consti.
tuition the stay law Is abridged and the
Legislature Is prohibited from passing
any law 10 stay the collection OF debts.
This will bring most OF the land pro.
perty In the State under the hammer OF
the sheriff as soon as the State 10 re-.
constructed and the new Constitution
becomes the law. II will be a source OF
much hardship to all who owe heavy
debts and have large Judgments re.
corded against them. A large portion
of the judgments are In favor OF
Northern creditors against purchasers
here, who In turn hold judgments
against the farmers and planters.
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THE GOLD eAMDLEns.
A Big Lock Up Threatened In View
York.
Nvu, ynrE EnnI n

New YoEK, Sept. Is.
The Tribune edltorlAlly gives pronI.
nence 10 the following:
we are creditAbly Informed that cer-
tain hnanciers Of our city, In combina>
ton with European capitalists, have
conspired to buy and withdraw from
use thirty millions Of gold, with the In.
tent 10 compel those who must pay
gold at the custom house or elsewhere,
% buy OF them at an exorbltant rate.
We call upon the Secretary OF the
Treasury 10 lake the needful steps 10 as.
certain the facts, II there bO such q
combination, to dso the power lodged
10 his hands as the public good re-
quires.'
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BT.LOUD.
Suit for Damages ON Account OF In.
human Treatment,

Suit for Damages ON Account OF In.
human Treatment.
ST. Louis, Sept II.
The case Of Frank Mooney against
the owners OF the steamer Flisk, for
damages for outrageous treatment at
the hands Of John Garrett, mate OF the
steamer, has been before Justice Jecko
for Two or three days, and 80 far the
testimony curroborated the story OF
Mooney. When MONEYS account OF
bis sufferiugs were first published no
credence was placed In Ii, but the svl.
dence In the case discloses outrages
committed by Garrett almost unprece.
dented, and what was thought grossly
exaggerated story seems 10 have fallen
short Of the facts In the case. Garrett
will probably be tried before the United
States Court for inhumau treatment OF
a seaman, ....... ... ...... .
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CAUTION.

AoonAndS German Remedies arc counter.
taited, Boo that the signature oiC. n. JACK.
BON % on the wrapper OF each bottle, AL
Others are counterfeit. ..r,..,
German Mediolne storO, No. SSl ARCH sueet,
CHARLES NJ. EVANS, Proprietor.
Fufmmly Z. n. JACkHOS u W.
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A remarkable rise In the Mississippi
river has occurred, owing to the long
continued and unusually heavy rains.
a boom above tho dams broke yester-
day morning, and 100000 feet OF logs
ran over the falls, sweeping OF the light
aush boards OF the temporary horse
dam, which holds the volume OF the
Mississippi back from the improve.
ment works. The dam 10 uninj jured,
the Minnesota river emptying below
here into the Mississippi ls reported as
up 8 feet, and 1900 tons OF hay is
swamped out. The rain storm has con :
tlnued tor four days, and has done great
damage to the grain. The damage In
ST. Croi1 county alone Is estimated at
one hundred and fifty Thousand dollars.
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PHILAbELPHIAI Sept. 10.
The American Pathological Society
met In Horticultural Hall, this A. M,
Hon. Marshall P. Wilder presiding.
Twenty-Five States were represented. .
The attendance Is larger than ever be-
fore. An address was delivered this
afternoon by the President. The exit
billion Of fruits Is very attractive, and
comprises specimens from all sections
Of the country,
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Appeal from An Ex. Confederate
Cuhnn EllilhuHthr.

General Jordan In command In Cuba,
makes an appeal to the people OF the
United States, to send shoes, clothing,
and medicine for the patriot soldiers,
and clothing for the patriot women Of
Cuba. They have men, arms, and am.
munition plenty, but the above articles
are much needed and can bs sent 10
FrancIs Darr, IS Broad street, New
York,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ENGLAND.
Trade -Reae'
ton against Free Trade.
Protection Demanded by Cotton
MAnuIacIuFeFS. l ...

WHnuIUCIWFVF3a N
LONDON, Sept. 10.
There was q large meeting Of Cotton
Brokers, SplnnerS aud Manufacturers,
at Manchester last evening, for the pur.
pose OF considering the condition oftrade
In Lancashire. Speeches were made
and resolutions adopted. One Of the
latter asserted that II wRs expedIent TO
form an association 10 urge parliament
to grant an Inquiry 10 tho causes OF
the depressed state Of capital and labor.
1t was also resolved 10 hold series Of
public meetings In the principal towns.
The want OF reciprocity In the French
treaty and the system OF American Inn
ports and English exports are gener-
ally condemned. ..0 .....
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PRloEs

nOCsanar German Hit.arA per bottle bottle s!SS s
HoonAndb German Tonic, put up In QUAR-
bottles, u 30 pOr bottle Or nall dozen nor
no. s3Fgt ~ II.
nrDo mot foHgot 10 examine we'll lha af.
ielO you buy, In order 70 get tho ROnuInO,
For sale BY druggists aud DeAlGia In Mod.
eino eYeEyWhor0, irr jyl2
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THE HUMBOLDT CENTExSIAL.
Tho Celebration ut New Haven.
NEW HAVEN. Spnt. l5

The Germans OF this city celebrated
Humboldt's day with a large process.
sion In the morning, exercises at NIL.
ler's Garden In the afternoon, and a
dance In the evening. The Yale soien.
tihc school was elaboralely decorated,
and the exercises generally participate
In by the scientific men OF the city.
Many private residences were also de-
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international wOokinEmens Con
, - gresS.

s- - r l BAsLE, Sept. 10.
The International Workingmen' g
Congress convened yesterday. A large
number OF delegates were present.
Congratulatory letters and dispatches
from all parts OF Europe and North
America have been receIEed.. A letter
from the German workmen Of New
York city regreIting their inability 10
send delegate, and a communication
from the National labor Union OF the
United States, were received. Mr. Cam.
eron, an American delegate made a
long speech. Delegates were ap-
pointed 10 attend the National Labor
Congress TO be held at Cincinnati in 1870.
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GRAIN-7Wheat-UuchapVed; No. 8
white Wabash 81 q; amber 81 80; No. i
red 81 33i No; 9 do 81 3Ox; No, Z do
81 26Hc. Corn-Shade better; No. /,
900; No. 2. S7Hc. oAts--Steady; No. i,
b3c; No. 2, 6lc.
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PURIFYING THE BLOOD
DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs Ia
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
Il II q compound Of Fluid Extracts. Tho
Roots. Herbs, and BArkH from which thee
extracts are made, arc gathered In Der
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by scientific chemist, These
extracts are then forwarded 10 this country
70 be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this BttterB. There Ia NO alcoholic substance
OF any kind used In compromising the Bit
ten; hence It FREQ from all the Objections In.
oident 70 the use OF liquor preparation.
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.. BELFAST, Sept. II.
Returns from all the towns In Waldo
county where HLChborn resides, gives
Chamberlain 3,lSS, Smith 2.68s, Hlch-
born 39G. Last year these towns gave
Chamberlain l,lSS msjorlty. Repnb.
lIcan representatives are chosen In
every district except one.
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Grand LOdEoO l. o. o. F. OrthO u. 8

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10.
The members OF the United States
Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows reached
Sacramento on Tuesday night. They
were received by all the offic GERS OF the
Grand Lodge Of California. They partC!-
pate to day IN the ceremonies Of laying
the corner sL0no OF the temple TO be
erected by the Sacramento o Odd Fellows.
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SPAIN.
Tho aIcRIes' Threat OF Cuban RecoE.
milton.
spain Addresses Note to the Euro.
peAn Powers. ..r .....
ives Favorable Replies.

And Receives Favorable Replies.
MADRID, Sept. 10.
The Journals Of this city assert that
the Government recently sent clrCu-
lar letter to the Great Powers respect.
In note from Mr.. SIckles on the subject
OF the recognition OF Cuba, and that
replies favorable to the rights Of Spain
had been received from England,
France and Austria.
PrIm Resolved to Eight it Out on
That Line"
MADRID, Sept 10.
The Imperial says that Gen. Pflm has
sent telegraphIc dispatch to the Gov.
ernment here declaring that he win
hesitate at no sacrifice to subdue the
Insurreclion In Cuba.
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BLOOD PURIFIERS

ever known, and will cure all diseases re.
EultIng from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure. keep Your Liver IN order,
keep your digestive organs In a
sound, healthy condition, by
the use OF these remedies,
and no diseRIe will
ever ANAL you.
THE COMPILATION Ladies' who wish o
faiF In and good complexion, free from
yOlloWiAh tinEe and all other diBngurements,
Ghould q 70 these remedies occAAlonAlly. The
Liver In perfect order, and the blood pure,
will result in sparkling eyes and blooming
cheeks.
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HON. JAAEa THOMPSON;
Judge Of he Supreme Court q RennyIVdntd.
~ ~ . PHILADELPHIA, April ~, lSSa
III consider HoofiRnds German Bltters, q
valuable metfGctRs In case OF attacks OF indi.
RtBtlon or dyspepsia. can certify this
from my experience OF II
Yours, with respect,
JANIS TklOAPSON."
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Hon, GEORGE sHARSwoop,

y..Itsco Qf he Supreme oO'tTt Of RsHRvsranta
PHILADELPHIA, June !, 1889.
NJ have found by experience that Hoof.
lands GeFman BitIers u very good tonic,
relieving dyBpeptio Eymptonl5 almost d.
Iectly. GEoRdE sh ARSWooD."
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HUMBOLDT only gave away four hours
OF the twenty-four for repose; he was a
man OF uuAleeplng energy.
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MARKETS BIZ rELEeEArn.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.
CoTToN-lIeavy and decidedly lower;
sales l 200 bales At sOLo for uiIddling
uplands.
FLoUR-Closed slightly In buyers
favor, With fair export demand.
observation-disclosures favor, with
moderate export demand. Rye
Quiet and firm. Oats-Dull and heavy
NJ O3A67c for western. Corn-Rather
more steady at 81 07al IA for com mon 10
good mixed western.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Qulet and rather
more steady at $50 for mess, Beef
Quiet and steady. Cut Meats s-Nomi-
nal. Bacon.Qulet and steady.
LARD-Dull at lSHal0O for fair 10
prime steam.
EGHS-StaAhY al % L9nn
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H00ELAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Is o pleasant preparation OF the RItleH for
thoae who do not like extreme BltLeS. 1t
IL composed OF all the Ingredients OF the
Bltten combined with pure eantA Cruz rum
and agreeable lAvCTing extracts. lH use l
recommended when SOME pure StlnulAnt Ia
required In correction with tho tonic pro-
peTtles OF the Bitters.
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Great Raln storm in minnesota.
FOnr Days Continuous RaIn-Heavy
Frcshet and Damage.

CHICAGO, Sept. 10.
A 81. Paul dispatch says: There has
been almost constant rain since
Thursday night, and the whole coun.
try is deluged. There are eight feet OF
water In the channel, and the river is
rising one inch per hour. It is feared
the Minnesota river will overflow Its
banks,
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STEAMBOAT ExPLOSlUS ON THE
.E.'.sf OHIO. r.HN 81

Lives Lost..1Iany Wounded.
r CINCINNATI, Sept. Is.
The Steamer Phantom, the Evans
vile and Cairo packet on her down
trip exploded her boilers ut the foot OF
Cumberland Island at 10 A. NJ, near
PaducAh, Kentucky. George Nlchol.
son, tirst clerk and i've or six others
were killed and many wounded. The
boat and cargo is total loss.
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Hon. GEo, W, WOODWARD,

Hon: GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief JIItIee q he Supreme Court Qf l, writes,
PHILADELPHIA, March l8, 1857.
III ind HoohRndB b German BitteiB IL O
good toAlc, useful In diseases OF the digestive
organs, and OF great benetit In cases OF de-
blllty, and want Of nervous action In the
system. Yours, truly,
HEO. VI WOODWARD"
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READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY.
BEAD KHAT RFoPLR84X

Who could AJAX for more substantial tsSti.
mony than Is thus given. ..r. A..
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

Owing to the recurrence Of the Jewish
holidays, trade has fallen of consIdera.
bly, to- day, but among christian mer-
chants business is tolerably active and
prices are generally flrIn, Pacific
mills have advanced the price OF their
new side stripes OF prints to l4c and
American mills have put their new
styles up one half cent per yard. In
other classes OF cotton goods there is
very little change to observe, We
notice u now print called the Sterling
In the market which Is offered AT Ii "a
and being on standard cloth IL relati-
vely very cheap. All cheap balmorals
have been pretty nearly closed,
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THE WATER SUPPLY.

The scarcity of water from which the citizens
of Philadelphia are now suffering must
strike any visitor as an absurdity that could
only result from extreme bad management.
With two large rivers at our doors, it is GER
tainly remarkable occurrence that even in
time of the severest drought there should be
any deficiency in the water supply, or any
fear of inconvenience or suffering. The
water at the Fairmount works. however, is
very nearly exhausted, and unless there is a
heavy fall of rain within a day or two, our
citizens will probably be reduced to the last
extremity. Among people who have been
accustomed to the lavish use of water, this
will be a misfortune the extent of which can
scarcely be estimated. That nothing but an
actual stoppage of the water supply
will make the average Philadelphian
understand the exigencies of the situation is
sufficiently proved by the fact that, in spite
of the official request of the Chief Engineer
of the Water Works for an economical use of
the water, and the explanations of the scarcity
that have been made by the newspapers, on
Saturday and Sunday pavements were scrub
bed as usual in all parts of the city, and it is
QOuDJ1ul WneIuer OuS-uhu Ol our pOpulaJlOn
made any effort to save gallon of the pre-
cious fluid. In such a case as this, it certainly
seems that the Mayor ought to have authority
to do something more than make a re-
quest; but, after all, the citizens are not the
ones who are in blame The benefits of a
plentiful water supply for all purposes cannot
be oyerestimated. The health of the city
largely depends upon it, and the washing of
pavements, sprinking of the streets, and the
constant running of water in the cutters, all
are sanitary auxiliaries of the first Importance
1t is an absurdity to say that there is not
enough water in the Schulkill to supply the
CITY at all times, and water famine can only
come from bad management and an INSULT
ciency in the means used for filling the reser
yoirs. At the Fairmount works forty gallons
or more are required to pump one gallon into
the reservoir, and the inadequacy OF the pre-
sent water power machinery has long beer
apparent, without any proper effort being
made to remedy the difficulty; and it seems
as if some calamity like that which is threat
ened is needed to awaken our authorities to {
proper sense of their duties in the premises
The water loan bill, which was under discus
sion in Council, was practically killed by tn,
action Of the Democratic ~ew8sg'