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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-13
Ancient CurlOSltIeS in Kauawha.

From tho COuriOr.I
A gentleman recently from an eIplor.
Ing or land looking journey on the waters
Of Cabin Creek and Coal, reports, upon
the divide between the waters Of Kama
whR and Coal, three stone camps, about
ten feet in diameter each, and about two
or tllree feet Apart, situated 10 linc. The
Oldest men OF the neighborhood, who
were born and raised there, know moth.
ing Of them and tradition comes down to
them from their fathers to the same Ell.
feet. The camps bear the marks Of great
age, and are curiosity abundRntly
worthy Of investigation, as it is probable
that something can be revealed by them
OF an exceedingly interesting nature not
only to historians but to fortune seekers
also.
a short distance from the camps, in a
valley, Is a mound Of stones, about forty
feet In diameter, and ten to fifteen feet
high, with burnt, crster-like opening
in the top. The mound is Of almost per-
feet symmetry, and is also a great curl.
O4lLY.
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.
A Critical State OF AGaIrS..MInIDrry y
Agreed Upon

A Critical State OF AGaIrS..MInIStry '
Agreed Upon.
LONDON, June ia special from Ma.
drid reports that the crisis In the govern.
ment oI Spain continues, and fears are en-.
tertAined Of q serious outbreak. The
Cortes remained In secret session the most
Of yesterday. During the deliberations
armed volunteers surrounded the Palace.
A large body oI police was concentrated
at COlmungdds de Mayo, and troops were
posted at other places In the city. The
irreconcilable press openly advocates q
revolution, and the situation Is very dis
quieting.
LONDON, June 19.-Madrid dispatches
Of last evening say the irreconcilables arc
opposed TO the formation Of q ministry
from the Right. Armed irreconcilRbles
and the parLiEan majority Of the Cortes
respectively occupy stragetic positions in
the city and Q conflict Is feared. At 8
meeting OF the msjorityit 1t was agreed, in
order 70 conciliate their opponents, 10
propose ministry to be composed Of four
conservatives and four irreconcilables.
MADRID, June 12.-The Cortes has &C.
cepted the resignation Of the Figueres
Cabinet, and at q meeting Of themGj jority
last night the following ministry was
agreed upon: President Of Council and
Minister of Interior, SenOr Pry Wargill;
Minister of Colonies, Senior Sorin; For.
elgn Affairs, MuEo; War, EstavSnz; Ma.
rlne, Aurich; Finance, Ladusi Public
Works, Benot; Justice, Gonzales. The
authorities arc determined TO resOlutely
sustain the majority IN whatever measures
they may adopt. Figueres has left Madrid.
Madrid, June 19.-The excitement
which prevailed IN Madrid the past few
days has greatly subsidized, and the city las
been quite calm to-day. The armed fac
tinns which were posted atdifierent points
have been withdrawn, all parties having
accepted the ministry formed by major.
ity Of the Corles.
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LONDON, juno 12-The race for the
Gold Cup took place to-day on Ascot
heath and was won by Cremorne-FlR-
geolet second, and ReVigny third. The
betting at the start was even on CremOrne
against the field, five to one against Fla
geolel, and five TO one against RevignY.
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Rumor OF Reverse TO tho Khivan
Expedition.


ST. PETERSBURG. June ia rumol
is current that the Khivau oxpeditiOnarS
columns under General Kaufman ha!
met with reverse.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 12,-The col
utnns Of the expedition against Khiva
which started from D'Jisak and Kasa
Twist, effected ajunctiOn at Chalaot on
the 14th Of April. On the 9th Of April
q Khivan force attacked tho Russian var
guard near ChalaOt and a sharp engage.
mGnt took place, during which two Rus
sian COlOnels wero killed. The Khivans
were finally defeated and rctreated pre-.
cipitately.
ST. PETHRsDURa, June 19.-Lster dis
patches from Central Asia, received in
this city tonight, state that the van guard
OF the force marching against Khivs,
from the cast, under command OF Gen.
Kaufman, reached the Amur Daria river
on the 11th OF May, where 1t met and put
TO flight body Of 9 500 KhiVans, without
the loss of single man on the part Of
the PrussianS. After waiting until the
14lh ult. by which time the remainder of
his force came up. Gen. Kaufman con-
tinued his march towards Schuru Lhan.
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THE Prlnters' Union at Cumberland ha'
lust made an Intellectual attempt to com
pei the competitors employed on The
Daily Nous to stop work because the pro
prietor employed one apprentice more
than the regulations Of the Union allow
ed. The Union passed resolution re-
quiripg the printers in the NerS office to
s.op work until the obnoxious apprentice
was discharged, and threatening il he
was not discharged before given date
the Rsps Office would be declared frat"
Office, and the printers refusing to obey
this mandate would be published as
rats" No attention was paid to this
manifesto by the cOmpositoFs at whom it
wes aimed, aud another meeting of the
Union was held and resolutions passed
rafting" the Office snd competitors, as
threatened. The NsrS laughs at the
proceedings, and the men who declined
to submit to the tyranny oEthe Union are
going on with their work, and drawing
,heir pay just as II nothing had happened.
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Three persons were drowned about
five miles below Woodstock, II. B., while
attempting to board tue steamer AndoYeE,
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Alliance between Germany and Italy.

LONDON, June 12.-It Is reported that q
treaty OF alliance between Germany and
Italy has been concluded.
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TURKEY.
Independent Rights Granted to the
KhPdiVa.

CoNsTANTTNoPLE, June 13.-The Sui.
tan has Issued frman granting to the
Khedive Of Egypt independent, civil, mil.
itarY and DIPLOMATIC rights.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
Exclusively to the IntelllgeuCer.

CBy tho Western Union Line.
Ohlca Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe Ets)
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GktGttelliqenter:

Tns Richie Gasate announces that
tho supply OF asphGllum coal in the
Richie Mines is exhausted and no more
can be discovered. Upon boring down,
Il has been asccrtaiued that the vein hero
,olore worked ends in point. Work has
been stopped. The Gasette says the loss
Of the company will be very heavy
Among other Improvements made by
them was railroad fourteen miles long
from the Mines TO the B. & o. Railroad.
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BUFFALO, June 19.-The pacing race
over the Buffalo driving park course
this afternoon, between the Canadian
horses, Caledonia Chief and Little Ar.
gus, for u purse OF 5000 in gold, was
won by Caledonia Chiet. Time-2344,
2:3St, 2:4l4,
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Prom last evenings MoundTVIllo RcpOrtCrl
We arc indebted 10 Sheriff BrOok0Ver,
Of New MsrtiuSville, for the following
facts:
About 2 o'clock A. N, ton Tuesday last,
> number OF persons disguised and armed
vent 10 the house of John Jennings, In
Welzel county, aud shot him dead In his
tracks. Ills vile fought them with an axe,
and in tho melee was wounded in the hip
aud in the arm. A cOrOner's jury went
out the next day under the protection OF
an armed squad under Sheriff BroOkover.
Dr. Priest accompanied the party and
dressed Mrs. Jennings wounds, but Gx-
presses doubts as TO her recovery. The
worst feature about this whole matter
is that they did not succeed in
catching the younger members oi
this thieving and numbering band.
Things are in such condition
That somc moro work Of this kind
is absolutely necessary. The lynchers
lell written notices for the other members
Of the gang 10 leave the county or, the
penalty Of their lives. We hourly OK.
pect to hear Of other scenes oi like ma
lure, for the best citizens Of the county
endorse this act and will protect the par.
ties engaged, feeling that II Is war to the
knife, md that rs the law has Jailed to
protect their pcrsons aud their property
That they must take the law into their
nwn hands, and although We arc friendly
In law and order, We cannot but sym
palhiZe with these men, and endorse the
cnlrss they have decided upon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-13
GRAND RAPIDS RACES.

GRAND. RAPIDS, June 12.-The races TO
day were by far the best contested and
the most exciting Of any that have taken
place thus lar. About $500 persons werC
in attendance. A large number ol ladies
were present, the smallest grand stand
devoted TO their use being filled. A slight
slOwness was manifested in the track on
account OF the dust The track, however,
was very good, Notwithstanding the best
horses kept their record as slow as posi-
bic. Bill Mclaughlin, Ed. Brown, and
John Roach challenged the admiration Of
all by their excellent driving.
The first race was for purse OF 81 800,
open to horses that never trotted better
than 2:44; $3.50 to the first horse, 800 TO
the secod and 5000 to the third. Tue flrst
money was awarded to Joe O'Dell, sec
ond 10 Ada G., third 10 James Ii, and
fourth to Albert. Pilot was distanced In
the first heat and Lady Ida in the second.
The second and third races were trotted
alternately, four heats being made In each
owing 10 the lateneSs OF the hour. These
races were postponed until 10 A. n, for
tho purse Of $500 open TO hOrses
owned in Kent county thet have never
beaten 8 minutes. Kate Messenger has
two heats, time '2:49f, 25l, and Valley
City Maid, tWO-time 2:58, 26I.
In the third race, for spurse Of $1,000,
for horses that had never trotted better
than 2;34, Young Princeton has TWO
heats. Time 1888 and 2:37t. Kittle G
has one. heat. Time 2.409. Kate Hazard
has one heat. Time 2:444. The first
heat was given to Ada i; time 2:S9t; the
last three to Udelli time 2'84i, $50 and
24l.
The first trot TO morrow will be for a
purse Of $500, for horses that have
never beaten $40. Six entries. Second
purse, $500, for horses four years old and
under, owned in this county. Three
entries. Third purse, $500, for horses
that have never trotted better than 2:21.
Among the entries are Pilot, Temple,
Fred Hooper, Flora Belle and other
nOtpd hOFapa
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TIE TURF.
Rnceu at CambrIdre City.

CAMBRIDGE CRY, IND, June 19.-Thc
lIOOsiers are out to-day five thousand
strong on the grounds. In the $50 trial
to-day it was lively, Kate Bennett being
the winner in 2:S0f, 2:33t, 2:304-Hsrry
Todd second, Mate Rie third, and Fashion
fourth. In the pacing race Copper Bot
tom was first, HOOsier Tom second, Billy
Hopper third, and Red Tiger dlstancCd.
Nary jOlt or lar In the management.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-13
GETTYSBURG
KATALYSINE WATER.

The United B4te9 DIgpenRAtOTY, the al thoHiECd
record OF our MAterlA MedlcA. classes this water
ith tho most renowned Alkaline OF CAEb0nAtod
Springs OF Europe. 1t far eIcelB any other known
In its selfpFeSeTVinR properties. Il does not de.
teriorAtc by bottllnR and keeping. lthAS nOTGr
been claimed for any other mineral water tho
power 70 dissolve the urates, or % called chalk
formations In tho body or on tho llmhs and IOInts
This the Gettysburg kAtAlySInO Water has done
In hundreds Of instances. GOut, RhlVHIdtllIH,
NSurdiQtd, DyIpFItid, GFdUGI. DIdbttIS, RldlRSV
and Urinary DiIS1SeS generally have all yielded
70 its influence. II has restored Muscular E1lpfT
70 the pRllytic, cured Abdominal Dropfy, and
given healthy action To tho T0TTtd Liver. Ii has
cured ChtOhtc DidFTh6d, PLlSI, Combination,
ASttnld,' Cdt1ITh, DLsGG1tS Of the SKIN, 6olsFt
Lle5tLtty and NtrUOuS IFOstFdtL0n from AGnsd!
and RhyGte1l BIcGtSsS. AL these by the bottled
water. II ID powerful antidOtO for RJcSSstrs
HdttHq or Drinking. II eOrrecis the Stomach,
promotes Digestion and relieves the head almost
Immediately. Pamphlets containing history
OF the spring, reports from eminent pbyRiclAns
and medical writer's, marvellous and WGll.attested
cures, and testimonials from distinguished cltl'
BCns, will bO furnished and sent by mall on appll.
''1 WHITNEY Bros. Gen'l AReuts,
N South Front b., Philadelphia, Pa.
GETTEsBURg SPRiK0 Co.
Fer sale BY RDAUND BOOKING and Drug.
glsts generally. mNl7
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$3.50 PrIEes, AaOuatIps TO $500. 900.

Tickets, $40. Half Tickets, IS. Quarters, g 90.
U-our lotteries arc chartered by tho State,
are always drawn At the time named, and all
d1WinRc ArO under the supervision Of BWorn
commissioners.
WTho odieiRl drawing will be Published in
The BL Louis papers, and copy Of Drawing sent
10 purchasers OF tickets.
"We will draw o similar scheme tho last
day Of oVry month during tho year 1910.
Remit AL our rlsk by POsTOFT1CE hoHnT
ORDERs, RRGBTERlD LEFTBR, DRAFF or RK.
PREBS. Send for circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER d CO.,
POStOniee BOT 94I6,
ap9Tu.Th.St&W 81 Louis, No.
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LYNCu Law In WETzEL.

The Head Of the Jennings Gang
Killed by a Mob who Break into
his uOuse..IIis Wife Shows Fight
aud is Badly Wounded.
NEW MARTINsvILLE, W. VA, June II.
To tho Editors OF the InlelIIgcneer:
We had u shooting alrAy some five
miles from town, about two o'clock this
morning, in which John Jennings was
shot dead and his wife badly wounded.
Mr. Jesse Morris, who was in the house
at the time, having stopped there to stay
all night, gives the circumstances In the
case Us follows:
Between one and two o'clock, some
twelve or fifteen men, oil disguised, came
to the house and proceeded to break in
the door. This accomplished, they walk
cd in and told Jennings 10 get up and go
With them. Jennings refused, saying he
was sick. They then asked for q rope,
and at the same time proceeded TO lorco
him into measures At this point
af the programme, Mrs. Jennings
Jumped out Of bed, aud grabbing up
m axe showed fight. The leader of
the band at this stage Of the proceedings
ordered his men to fire, which they at
once did, hitting Mira Jennings twice and
Jennings four times. Mira Jennings was
struck in the hip and lcft arm, and is bad
Iy hurt. Jennings lived some hours allerr
Int died about daylight. Who the parties
are that took the law in their own hands
in this manner no onp knows.
Whilst we are not in favor Of this way
of doing business, We think, at tho same
time, that the act was not far from being
righteous deed. 1t is to bo sincerely
hoped that this act Of retributivc justice
will deter the balance OF the gang (tor
;hcre arc several known to be engaged in
this system Of stealing and robbing) from
tho commission of any further devilment.
F, D. Y.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-31

Assembly, yesterday, for the relief of
the widow of Matt Pixley, who was shot
in the great prison break of 1871, the
events Of which are still fresh in the
memory of Carsonites. Pixley was one
of the proprietOrs of the Warm. Springs
Hotel at the time, and hearing the noise
and confusion consequent upon. the
break, rushed over to assist the guard,
and was shot through the head and in
stantly killed by bullet from Henry
rifle in the hands of prisoner, while he
stood at the grating of the prison.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-31

WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES
We are glad to be able to tell our read
ers that permanent agency for the sale
of Wheeler and Wilson'S sewing Ma
chimes has been established here in Car
son. Mr.. P. B. Fox is the agent; and
he will sell the said machines-of the
latest style and having all the newest
improvements San Francisco rates
fret ght added. He will attend, promptly,
to all orders for machines and the re-
pairing and reconstruction thereof.
S eamstresses pronounce the Wheeler &
Wilson to be the best machine manu-
fac tured.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-31

A ISLANDER Visitors often
complain that they cant find fir good Sc
gar in Carson. If they will only call on
r. Fred Brooks, opposite the Ormsby
House, they will discover that none but
the best Imported Segars are retailed at
two bits, and that his one bit segars are
far superior to any other house; try them.
No charge is made if goods are not salts
factory. R. Fred Brooks, Bookseller,
Stationer and Segar dealer, opposite the
Ormsby House, next door to Rails hard
ware store.
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A SPLENDID CHANCE. There is a erant

A SPLENDID CHANCE. is a grand
rattle for a choice lot of the finest of la
dies furs valued at $500, to come off in
Virginia city on or about the first of
February at Cooley & Doyle's saloon.
These are divided into % prizes each
consisting of fine set of furs. The
rattle for tickets in this city will take
place at. the Sazerac Saloon commencing
on Tuesday evening and continue Cor
several days. Tickets can be had at the
above named pl aced at 50 so each.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-31

VEEY TRUE.-Our friend John r.
says the longer you live the more you
know-and he is right. Look out for
'.smart Alecs'' and ''cheap Johns" But
having been cheated to your satisfaction
if you want custom made suits from II
good responsible firm, call on J. F.
Dealy, Carson City. agent for Joseph
'Figel, merchant tailor and clothier. San
Francisco. il7tf*
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''MANHooD." - The theatre was
crowded last night again, to hear DR..
Brenan's lecture on the above subject.
He spoke with his usual power and wit,
md told the gentlemen goodly number
Of valuable things for their meditation.
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L. q. a.. II.

EYNION LODGE no. 4, I, O. G. T.,
" meets every TUESDAY EVENING at
O'Clock in the Hall in the building Of the o. F.
Association on the corner Of Musser and Plaza
streets. opposite the Capitol
Visiting members Of the Order viii be cor
daily welcomed.
THEODORE A. HALE, W. G. T.
VIZ. PATTERSON, Secretary. ja1l-tf
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v,HEIR CONSTANTLY INCREASING
trade keeps them employed in replenishing
their stock and supplying the wants OF their
numerous customers with
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B. F. KERR may get valuable regist-
cred letter to his address by calling OIL
Fred Turner.
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si65 Cash Prizes amounting to $3.50. sos
This enterprise is endorsed by the best bust
less men of cur State. The small price of tic
kets is guarantee of a speedy sale-making this
me of the best chances ever Cff. red. None can
be sent safely in Registered Letters. Post Office
Money Orders. by Express or by letters, care
fully sraled and plainly d rected.
MAKE UP YOUR CLUBS and send orders
soon rs only few ticketa remain to be Sold
n b. The same honesty and fairness that
characterized the two former drawings is guar
anteed in this.
Agents wanted Liberal Commissions allowed.
- ]. NJ. PATTEE, Manager.
Omaha, Nebraska.
CARSON AGENT:
A. de NEUE,
Jan11-td At John G.. Fox's Jewelry Store.
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For the peculiarly fiue brand of cigars
the Bouquet-call on R. Fred. Brooks
opposite the Ofmsby House.
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The SUNDAY LAw.-Rev. G.. B. Allen
will preach on the subject indicated at
St. Peters Church next Sunday.
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TINE v. 4 +. r. n. COMPANY ARE
L anxious to take due precsution against &C
cidents and loss of life resulting from running
of their trains and they take this method OF
warning Parents and Guardians against the
dangers attending the too common practice Of
Children playing about their Cars snd looomo.
tives. Those having in charge the business Of
the Company find it impossible to PERsrADx
boys. who frequent the termini and stopping
places Of the road from climbing upon the cars
and engines. and they will feel themselves
obliged to resort to moro decided measures
these annoyances sr. continued. Recent seel.
dents. which are wholly ascribable to the care
lessness Of persons jumping On and OF the cars
when in motion, should be warning enough In
themselves. II. NJ. YERINGTON.
,slH Superintendent.
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SolREE DANsANTE.-The regular Fri
day evening soiree takes place this even
ing at Turn Verein Hall which we are
sure will be filed, as usual, with the
merriest, most fun-loving folk that ever
danced together upon an elastic floor.
Harry Burns, the courteous and gentle
manly teacher of dance. presides and
makes the parties all the pleasanter by
his careful and attentive ways. We be-
speak for all who shall attend here, a
lively, enjoyable soiree.
WE learn from Mr.. Woods, our amiable
Presbyterian pastor, that he has been
marrying aghin-taking no further part,
however, than in making two persons
from Douglas very happy, in his very
pleasant way.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-13
A Yankee Trick.

A KentuckIan aud q Yankee
were once riding through the
woods. the former on an lnferi-
or animal. The Latter wanted
70 make n "swap," but he did
not see how he was to do il.
AT last he thought OF . plan.
His horse had been taught to
lit down like u dog whenever
he was touched with the spurs.
Seeing a wild turkey, the Yam.
kee made his horse perform
the trick, and asserted that he
was pointing game, as was the
custom.
The Kentuckian rode on in
the direction indicated by the
horses nose, and up rose a
turkey. This settled the mat.
ter; the trade was made, and
saddles and horses were ex-
changed. After awhile they
came to a deep, rapid stream,
over which the black horse
carried his rider with ease.
But the Kentuckian, with the
Yankees old beast, found great
d fii'ulty in getting over, and
when they reached the middle
oi the stream he was afraid the
horse would allow himself 10
be carried away, and endea,or-
ed TO spur him up to more
vigorous action. Down sat the
old horse on his launches.
"LnOk here!' shouted the on
ragged Kentuckian TO tho Yam
kee ON The other side of the
stream, "whst does all this
meanlo 81 want you to under
stand. stranger cried the Yam
kes, preparing to ride away,
"tha. horse will pint fish jist
a. we'll as he will lOwl."
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AN exchange notices a death
Caused by The accidental fall
my of u brick upon the head
OF y man. who Was passing un
der q seafnidlng, ahIls a build
ing was being erected. An it,
quest vas held and the coruner
brought in q verdict a. follows:
Death caused by softening Of
the brain in consequence Of
The accidental falling Of q
brick upon the mans head.