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How A YOUNG WOMAN Cor HER Mon.
EY.-But one woman succeeded In fairly
melting one OF the directors. She was o
young woman, not particularly prettyo
perhaps, but interesting, and she had tears
in her eyes, and $50 In the bank. She
rushed irantically to one OF the directors,
and asked him II she could not draw her
money. .if~ ID
II am very sorry madam" he said,
"but can't help you just now"
"But must have It Immediately" she
returned passionately. "1t's all I have In.
the world" .;-l st1
"Well, my dear madam, you must have
patience as well as the rest"
"Bnt mine is an urgent case, and can't
wait because--" jT
4 swell, because what?" tl.s.....
Because" said she, with asmile on her
lips and q tear in her eye, "because I'm
going to be married, and I've got to get
some things. The man I'm going to marry
has not cent to pay the minister, and he
has only one leg, and I've got to see to
everything myself. -. rs
The benevolent director drove Into his
pocket and produced his private purse,
out Of which he paid her the amount, and
she went on her way rejolcing.-Ghieago
Tines. n!s 'r'' -
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A Danbury Man OverhauIs the Fam.
ily Drawer. fre.i

. Once in a awhile there is q day when a
man is out of work, and he stays at home.
After breakfast Is eaten and the dishes arc
removed, he pulls out tho family drawer,
and dumps the contents on the table, to
look for a paper OF suddenly acquired
importance. Having got chair which
has lost q leg, and Tor that reason has
been set aside where nobody will be apt
to get into trouble with II, he drops into
It, and II Immediately drops apart, and
deposits him under the table. He jumps
10 his feet at once, and kicks the chair
into the hallway to the imminent danger
OF his vile and the woman who lives in
the other part Of the house, both Of whom
being under the impression that one Of
the children had fallen from the mantel.
piece, and broken It's back, have started
TO the rescue He Immediately asks his
wife what kind of an idiot she Is to leave
q broken chair where any one can sit
down on 1t and jeopardizs life and limb,
and sarcasticly inquiries II abe wanted to
kill him, or merely cripple him for life, and
scouts with scorn lndescribable' the init
nation that the chair was placed where
no sane party would ever think oi looking
for one. Alter that he gets new chair
which he Is confident will not throw him
and hurt him, and says 30, and pores over
the paper again. Pretty soon he Is at.
tended by one Of the children who Is max.
ing herculean efforts TO scale one Of the
table legs with view to getting on top 10
see what Is going on. As the little round
head, with the swelling cheeks, and bulg.
ing eyes, and tumbled hair, and very dirty
mouth, appears above the top, and beams
up at him, he nervously cries, "Hey, you,
now, come out Of that! and start after
your mother; she wants you" But the
child knows that It's mother doesn't want
him, and so does ho, and being at o loss 10
explain why, he falls to work at the
papers again. In little while, one
very chubby arm is thrown ON top
Of tho table, and the eyes have reached
the level, and are taking In the wonders Of
the display. There Is another move up,
then o sudden weakness In the legs that
are tightly hugged TO the tables legs, then
q adesperate but hopeless clutch at the pa.
pers for safety, and the little head dtsap-
pears with lightning velocity, and then an
ominous bump, and then 0 scream, and
the miserable man Is on bis feet again,
holding the suffering child wrong side up
and screaming for help. The moment II
il in its mothers arms, and the camphor
is in reach, the man who stays home be.
cause he has nothing 10 DO, puts on his
coat and hat, and beats 0 hasty retreat,
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FOREIGN.
PARIS.

ENROLMENT FOR BoNApARTE LEAGUE
FORBIDDEN - REPUBLICAN, MRMBERs
HAsTEN1Na TO THE CAPITAL.
PARIS, Oct. 4-The Gaulois having an.
nounced that List would be opened at its
Office for the enrolment Of all persons
who desired TO join the Bonaparte League.
The minister OF the interior has issued an
order forbidding the carrying out Of the
project. The Republican members OF the
Assembly are Fastening to Paris for con.
sultation and adopt line Of action In op.
position to the schemes Of the Monarchists.
LETTER FROM THEIRS.
PARIS, Oct. 4.-Thiers has written to
the Mayor OF Nancy declining to visit that
town until the present crisis has has past.
Hesays the Left must defend the Republic,
the principles OF 1889 and the tri.color,
without which counter revolution would
be an odius and revolving lie. =
LONDON, Oct GA special dispatch
from Paris to the London Observer states
that 800 deputies Of the French Assem-.
bly, have pledged themselves to support
Morton for the restoration OF the Mon.
archy. af -
PARIS, Oct. 5.-The Deputies of the
Right at q meeting to-day appointed Gen.
Changarnier, Duke Daadefffet Pasquir,
the Baron Delaney, M. Combier and
Count Daru 0 committee to draw up q
platform on which all sections OF the
Right can unite.
New YORK, Oct. GA special TO the
World, dated LoSdon, Oct. 9th, says that
Theirs has given his consent to the pro.
posed alliance between the Republicans
and Imperialists as the only means Of pre-.
venting the restoration Of monarchy,
with Count DeChambord as Henry V.
The new party Is constantly re.
ceiving number OF new accessions to Its
ranks, nevertheless the chances so lar IA,
vor tho Monarchists, who have q majority
In the Assembly. II. Reuben has been
promised q .Bsronetcy Immediately
after the restoration, which now he
considered sure to come about soon
alter the Assembly convenes. That
Theirs should have consented at last to
the Alliance with tho Imperialists, It Is
regarded as evidence Of the rapid strides
which the Monarchicsl cause has been
making, and the urgent necessity Tor i'm.
mediate measures to preserve the now
tottering Republic. ~.
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Mullins saw and planning mill at Mon.
treal, and large quantity Of lumber was
burned today. Loss $4,000. I
Henry A.. Jaquith's store at Medlord,
Mass, was robbed Friday night Of $l2 900
worth Of railroad stocks and $500 in green.
backs. Isgfs. LEiEI !r
"A fire broke out in the tobacco manu-.
factory OF R. q. Barker & Co. at Detroit,
this evening. Loss probably $4,000; in.
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That Main Street Gambling He'll.
Editors Of the IntsllIgencer.4 \ "

I see another raid has been made upon
the gamblers This time the game dis
turbed is not Faro, but Keno. OF course
every law abiding citizen feels grateful to
the authorities for giving these manifesto.
tions Of their desire to do their duty. But
1t seems to me there ia another way to
look at this question. II you will think Of
1t little you will remember that all olthe
games disturbed lately have been carried
on in one building, an ediflce on Main
street, below 14th, the same build.
ing In which John Scarborough lost
his life over gaming table. The owner
of this building may have been, at one
time, ignorant Of the business carried ON
In 1t, but he has certainly found out by
this time that 1t is one Of the worst places
In the city. And now why does not the
owner Of this property take steps to break
up the game, for he can do 1t effectually,
and save the officers the troubles This
IS a question that has been quite freely
discussed on the streets lately, and we
commend 1t to tho owner Of the gambling
house on Main street Tor his prayerful
consideration. s
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Dedication of a Catholic Church a,
DAYTON.

CINCINNATI, Oct: GA Gazette special
says that Archbishop Purcell Of Cincin-
natl, assisted by Bishops Rosecranz Of
Columbus, Burgess Of Detroit and Nc
Cluskey Of Louisville dedicated the Eman.
uel Roman Catholic church at Dayton to-
day. The attendance upon the exercises
was immense. The railroads brought in
great numbers from Cincinnati, Columbus
Indianapolis and intervening places, The
church Is large and cost almost $l00, 900.
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Steamer News.

NEW York, Oct 4.-The steamship
City of Antwerp, with Captain Budding
ton and associates on board, has arrived.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4-Arrived-The
steamers Spain and Adriatic, from Liver.
ppol, and Arragon, from Bristol.
QUEENsTowN, Oct 4-The steamers
Samarla, from New York, Marathon,
from Boston, and Austrian, from Mon
treal, have arrived out
New York, Oct. 4.-Arrlved-The
steamer City Of Brussels, from Liverpool.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 5.-The steamer
France from New York, has arrived.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NRM DREAMS, Oct 4--The New Or
leans Banking Association, O. Cavarock
President, in accordance with resolu.
ton Of the Board Of Directors last even.
ing, goes into liquidation, and will be
placed in the hands ofareceiver. Owing
10 the assistance extended the bank BY
Its President,,the house OF Cavarock &
Son has also failed.
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William Barnes, q section boss on the
81. Louis 8 Southeastern Railroad, was
shot and mortally wounded by George
Owens, q striker In the machine shops Of
that company, at Mt Vernon, Ills, Thurs
day evening. The affair grew out Of the
discharge. of John Owens, a brother OF
George, as q section hand.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct 5.-President Grant
will not, as he intended, be present at the
reunion Of the Army Of Tennessee. He
will remain here to receive, In company
with his cabinet, the Evangelical Alliance
who will visit Washington on the l4th
inst, and remain two days,
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A set-Up in the Crisis at columbus.

COLUMBUS, October 5.-Therc, Is no
more apprehension on account Of the f.
nancial situation. Seventy.flve depositors
and creditors Of the Commercial Bank
have expressed their confidence in It's sta.
bility, in o published card in which they
request the bank to resume, and to receive
deposits anew in currency, checks and
gold, and pay out the same, converting
their securities, and paying their creditors
as soon as possible.
The deposits in the banks generally,
yesterday, were greater than the amounts
drawn out. There has been no stoppage
OF manufacturers and none is expected.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Oct. Q, 2:3OA, M.-The funeral
OF the late Sir Edwin Landseer takes
place OF ST. Pauls, on the 11th inst.
LONDON, Oct. 8, 8 "A. M-An open air
meeting was held yesterday at Dundak,
In favor Of amnesty to the Fenian con.
victs, at which 10000 persons were pres
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DAKOTA.

Troops Connected With Northern
Pacific Railroad Survey Return TO
Yankton..Soldier Killed.
YANKToN, Oct. 4.-The four companies
Of the 9Th and the six companies Of the
9th Infantry in command OF Lieutenant
Colonel Bradley, arrived here by boat
from the Northern Pacific Survey To-day,
en- route for Omaha. In transferring to
another boat, Private Henessey, Of Com.
pany O., 9Th Infantry, fell overheard, and
was struck by q wheel and killed. -.
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Anarchy Among ,he Feiees.

LONDON, Oct "A Melbourne, Aus
tralia, dispatch reports that anarchy pre-
walls in the Fejee Islands. Many white
settlers refuse toi pay taxes, and have
taken up armstol resist their collection.
The British and German consuls have In.
terfered to restore order. The commander
OF the British gun boat has forbidden
subjects Of Great Britain from arriving.
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ROME, Oct. 5.-The Pope has so far re.
covered from his recent indisposition as to
be able to receive visitors daily. To a
delegation which waited on him Satur-
day, His Holiness declared that, humanity
speaking, the triumph Of the cause oi the
Church was not very distant.
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Movements ofArch, the English Far.

TORONTO, Oct: 4.-Joseph Arch is visi.
ting Muskoka district and on his return
here will 20 to the United States.
BosToN, Oct. 4.-The workingmen Of
this city and vicinity are making arrange.
ments 10 give grand reception to Joseph
Arch on his arrival here. The exercises
will include q procession through the
principal streets and an address.
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The Late Bishop Randall, of Colo.

BosToS, October 5.-The remains oi
Rev. Geo. n. Randell, Bishop Of Colorado,
arrived In this city this morning, In charge
Of his son-in-law, Mr.. O. +. Morse, and
were taken TO st. Psuls church, where
they win lie until Tuesday. Through the
day the remains were viewed by hun
dreds Of friends and admirers ofthe de.
ceased. The funeral will take place Fri.
dAy.
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The Death of DR.. Hall of the Poiaris
..Dr. Bisseii Accused Of His Mar.
der.
New York, Oct. 5.-The Herald has a
letter from Dundee, Scotland, stating that
an important statement relative TO the
death Of Dr.. Hall OF the Polaris has been
made by the second mate, Morton, given
to the United States Consul there, and
forwarded to the American government.
Morton was Halls attendant in his last
illness and he has made statement, 90
says the HeraldS correspondent, impli.
eating DR.. BiSsell In the death Of Hall.
he also intimates that Buddington COIN
cides with his statement,
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.ostmaster,, Commlssions Signed.

Postmasters' Commissions Signed.
WAsHNoToN, Oct 4.-The President
this morning signed the commissions ot
Edward @. Negley, postmaster at Pitts
burgh, and Joseph E, West, Postmaster at
st. Cloud, Mimi, and appointed Philip
Allen, Jr., postmaster OF Mineral Point,
Wis, vice Philip Lawrence, suspended,
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THE LAST OF THE MoDocs.
nos,on Charley, Black Jim, Sch on.
chin and Capt. Jack Dispatched TO
the Happy Hunting Grounds.
description Of the Execution by an
Eye.Witness.


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around lheir necks unuef 'he uiiec'lon v,
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES.
WAR DxrAnrxEHf,
vfsios or FuE Culry SIGNAL 0yytURa.
WARRINGTON, D, O., Oct. 5.-e.01 r. 4.

PROBABILITIES.
rn Eot Monday In the Gulf States the wind
'.s saI vesf TO the north and northwest, with
generally clear weather.
sos South Atlantic States southeast
sisa. Ia southwest winds, partly cloudy and
Ss1 Sss', weather except on the immediate
70 sSt the Middle States and Lower Lakes
SSsS.a,westerly Ss., winds veering to the north
'ss NV with cloudy or clearing weather
Nd a falling temperature.
,..! sGt New England, southerly winds,
''SSsIne 10 west, with clouds and rain.
,.t so The upper lakes and Northwest
Sia nv ! barometer, fresh to brisk northwest
''uds and falling temperature.
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Trial of the Kentucky Boy Murderer.

LEXINGTON, Oct. 5.-The preliminary
trial of Montgomery Parker, who mur.
dered the boy Mills on Sept 2sth, in this
county, was commenced here yesterday.
Twelve or fifteen witness were examined,
which clearly proved case ol deliberate
murder. Mrs. Graves, one Of the most i'm
portant witnesses, was not examined.
Parker's son has also been arrested as q
participator in the crime. The trial will
be concluded TO morrow. Quite q crowd
attended and showed intense feeling
against the murderer.
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Terrible Tragedy in Nebraska.
A CRAZY LAD KILLS HIS SISTER AND FAITH
I ER # u

ST. LOUIS, Oct "A terrible affair Is
reported from Schuyler, Nebraska. 1t
appears thata a young son Of MIR. Fahey,
living near Schuyler, who Is subject TO
fits ofinssnity, became enraged last Tues.
day at some action Of his sister and faith.
er, and struck the former over the head
with o gun, knocking her senseless, and
then cut her throat with hatchet. BE
subsequently, attacked his father and beat
his brains out with the butt Of OF gun.
He was arrested. --'saZ=. i.'
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YELLOW FEVER.
Movements at ST. Louis in AID OF the
Memphis Sufferers.

Memphis Sufferers.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 4.-Nearly one thou
sand dollars was raised on Change To-
day for the Memphis sufferers, and com.
mittee was appointed to raise in addition.
al amount. A Memphis packet company
donated one thousand dollars. Collec-
tions will be taken up In most Of the
churches Tomorrow.
LARGE IHCREAsE IN THE DEATH RATE AT
MRMPHIs-APPEALs FOR HELP.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 4.-Forty. eight inter-
ments today, Of which forty:slx were
yellow fever. For the week, there were
two hundred and forty deaths, one hun.
dred and forty.six from yellow fever
against ninety-eight last week. Total
number of deaths since the disease ap-
peared, five hundred and two; all save q
few in the injected districts.
The German Bnder Bund earnestly ap-
peals to German societies and Germans
generally for aid in nursing the sick and
burying the dead. Send contributions TO
q. SchilliDg, the Treasurer.
Helena, Arkansas, has been rigidly
quarantined against Memphis.
DEATHS SATURDAY AT SHREVEPORT.
SHREVEPORT, Oct. 4.-Wm. Falkner,
white, aged 35; Ed. Boland, 35; Norman
Brewer, 2S; Samuel Bergman; 80; Leon
ard Sewill, no age; e. p. Clokey, black,
2S; John Patterson, 80.
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LOUISVILLE.

Energetic Measures for the Relief OF
Memphis.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 5.-Appeals were
made In many Of the city churches to-day
In behalf OF the Memphis and Shreveport
sufferers, which met with general offerings.
The Odd Fellows, Masons and Grand
Army Of the Republic held meetings to.
day and took steps to raise funds and send
Immediately. The ladies Of the city meet
tomorrow for speedy relief. The action
oi the whole community Is aroused to the
urgency Of the demands, and large
amount OF money will be sent off to.mor.
row to the afflicted cities. Private dis.
patches call loudly for aid.
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The Hooking (ohio) Canal, nearly
swept away by the July freshet, has been
thoroughly repaired, and Is now In better
condition than for years,
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LONDON, Oct. 4:-The steamer Frisia,
from Plymouth to-day for New York,
took $4,000 in specie.
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Financial Panic at Alexa ndrIa,
Egypt.

LONDON, Oct. 4.-A dispatch from Al.
exandria, Egypt, says financial panic pre-.
walls In that city, and that money Is very
scarce. No failures yet reported. F
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leaving the wife to calm the distracted
breast Of the child, and to set the table 10
rights. When he has another day 10 him.
self, he dumps out the drawer and eoes
over a similar performance.-Dan5pry
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CLOSE OF TIE EXPOSITION

The Exposition closed tonight, with
an attendance Of 16, 900 for the day. The
entire attendance has been 50S,0OO. The
Art hall will probably be kept open for q
few days longer. Tho Exposition has
cleared expenses and left surplus, the
exact amount Of which cannot be ascer.
tanned at present. 3SN
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GERMANY.

Bishop Reinkens to Take the Oath of
Allegiance.
BERLIN, Oct. 4.-The old Catholic Blsh.
op, Relnkens, who was recently recog-
nized by the Emperor as Catholic Bish.
op, will take the oath Of allegiance to the
German Empire In this city on the 7th
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River News.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 5.-Rlver 8 leet 0
inches and stationary. swl 20
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,o., Hamper & %, grain dealers a. Bos-
~ S nave nave suspended, Liabilities, $780,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-06
Crop Failure and Famine In Hun.

LONDON, oct.i4-Its reported that the
crops have failed In Hungary, and that
famine prevails in some sections.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-06
gY TELE C RAP II.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
exclusively 10 the Intelllgenc

d,y tho Western Union Line. 49,,
,m.,, Northwogt cor, OF Main and Monroe sts)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-06
CINCINNATI.

TIE WEEK CLOSES WITH IMPROVED CON.
F1pENcE IN FINANCIAL CIRCLES.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 4-There Is nothing
very important here relative to the finan-
cial situation. The week closes with i'm
proved confidence. The number OF hands
thus lar discharged by manufacturers on
account Of the stringedcy Is small.