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Cough, Bronchitis. Asthma,
and Consumption.
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eAsAssaIN9 shown that il does
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zens of all classes establishes the fact that
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cure the affecting disorders of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine The most
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INTENTION NnTsNL-.

Jackson, Miss, April ?, ~
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Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-07
A Boat With Three Persons Goes
Over Niagara Falls,

CHIPPEWA, July. GA man, woman
and child went ont on Niagara river
yesterday afternoon and gre supposed To
have gone over the Falls, a. pieces Of the
boat were picked up below the Falls this
noon. The young man was from. Gin.
cinnati, and the girl, with her young
brother, from Toronto, The young man
and girl were to have been married To.
day, having procured the license at Wei.
land yesterday. Their names have not
yet been Rscertained. The address Of the
woman on Cedar street, Cleveland, was
found in the mans pocket.book at the
hotel. No effects OF any consequence have
been discovered. The bodies have not
yet been recovered.
CHIPPEWA, July 6.-TwO OF The parties
who went over Niagara Falls yesterday,
gave their names Is John Elliott and Mar.
garet Rollilston, both Of Cincinnati, The
former waSabout 20 and the latter about
lS years OF age.
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THE country round about here iS filled
with unlounded rumOrs that cholera and
small pox prevail here TO an alarming ex'
tent, and many persons credltiug these
stories are afraid to come to town. 30
lar as We are advised, there is not case oi
smVll.po in the city, and Up % Saturday
had not been u case of cholera. Squire
Clohan, who had been suffering from
cholera morbus for several days, feeling
better attended picnic Friday and next
DAY, owing to imprudent eating, was
worse, with symptoms which the physi-
clans pronounced cholera. Thecase was
sporadic; there Is no epidemic nor
any probability Of any; and persons who
wish 10 visit the city on business or for
other reasons, should not allow them
selves to be kept away by Tears that are
wholly groundless. Tho general health
Of tho city was never better, and 1t was
never ireer from contagious or cpklemic
disease than now.
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--LATEST NEWS.

The specie sbipments from New
York S94s0OO Of which SI5O On were
silver bars!
robr 7. Tucl,or vhohod;ro,o onerod
tho Clifford HnnSe sf plvmcntb Macs
was drowned SStnrd ~ moTnin9 Wills
bathing, he formerly Kent tho TIemont
House In Boston.
John Burpman WAS fatally stabbe1 in
the left breasi Al Worcester, Mass, on
Thursdsv evening by Thomas Moran,
an Englishman, in drunken fight. Mo-
ran was arrested.
The lightning siruck the house of
Mrs. Drew In TuIierboro Mass, Fridav
Instantly KILLING her and onnsidarshI1
damaging the 6uiIdinp
Tbo 1o.. bv ,ho hn,n;.5,s 1o,,,, G.
po-cat,s iUSS SSSd ~ ,on sao DuaIoI 9 Jones % q
Pa Saturday ia $SO0O0. Insurance S93
00O $3.50 - '''NN WV
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bo,ano, ,Sn.a uaa,osS usSn SIys oIaSG one mas ~
tba I%1S EOnr,S S ~ SSfuSE bo ~ ~ oSseOaSOI u
e " ~ WnI.oS ~ S,u. S ano IePIeSel'astve
~ ~" S9o oOssI Ms SDsSnT sS Snu snete
"H' ~ n~et'cSL vessel on 1ue Aagus'
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the first money, Red Oak second, and Jot
Showhan third. summary-Barney, l, /
Q, /; Red Oak, 0, 0, /, 9; Joe Showban, 2
4,5,8. Time, 1884, 9:S6, 2:Ss and 2:39
Tho free for all running race for purse
Of $500, was taken by Mollle Cod, Har.
land second, and Sterling third.
In the afternoon there was q pacing
race for $500. There were four entries.
Queen of the West and Fred were dis
tanced on the first heat, aud Sleepy
George took the first money. Summary
Sleepy George, 1, Q, /, /; Rattling Jim, 2,
1873. Time, 1856, 2:37, 2:3lt and 2:3244
The next was a running race, two mile
heats, for purse Of $500. Summary
Protection, 9, l, /; Hartland, 8, go; Mol.
lie Cod /, dlstanced. Time, 4:2O, S:354
and 4:08i.
The big race Of the meeting, free 10 all
trotters, was for q purse Of 1920. The
track was very heavy, and there were
seven entries. NRtcheE and Black Frank
were dIstanced on the first heat, and Kate
Campbell was Withdrawn after the Sec
ond heat and Red Dick alter the third.
Jr., /, /, 8, /; Annie
Collins, 8, 8, /, 5; Red Clnud, 2, 4, 2;
Red Dick, 4, 9,9.
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RETIREMENT OF PRESIDENT GARRETT.
AT tue regular monthly meeting OF the
President and Directors Of tho Baltimore
Il Ohio Railroad, Thursday, President
GARRETT formally announced his contem-
plated trip to Europe, which he found
necessary on account Of illheslth, and on
which he will depart from Baltimore soon.
lie would have preferred resigning the
presidency, but It had been urged that that
was not requisite, and he therefore asked
leave to withdraw from the presidency
temporarily. Appropriate resolutions In
acceptance were adopted, expressive OF
the regret Of the board on account of the
circumstances prompting Mr.. GARRETT
to this step, and returning thanks for his
G6ie and faithful service Mr.. JOHN
KING, in, the Vice President, was unani'
mously elected President pro tempOre, and
he accepted the position. Mr. GARRETT
has been fifteen years in the service OF the
company.
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WASHINGTON.
LAND oFFEcE REauLAT1oNs.


WASHINGTON July 5-Gen. Drummond
Commissioner oil Land Office has decided
that lands arc valuable on the &C
count OF deposits Of carbonate Of soda,
nitrate ofsods, sulphur, alum and asphalt,
may be patented under the mining act oil
May 10, 1872, as well as other valuable
mineral deposits, except where specially
reserved by the act Of Congress.
The Commissioner General OF the Land
Office decides in tho cases Of Warwick
and James Davis, donation claimants,
that donations cannot DO purchased under
acts Of FebruorY IA, 1858, and July II,
1854, afler one yeaIs resldence and cult.
vation, unless such residence and culllVa.
ton had been upon lands surveyed prior
to such purchase
T. W. Wade was to-day appointed In
ternal Revenue Gauger for the sixth Dis
trlct Of Kentucky.
EXTENSION OF POSTAL SERVICE.
The Postmaster General has ordered the
extension OF the postal service on the.
Cleveland & Mt. Vernon Railroad to COL
umbus, q distance Of 45 miles, at an an.
nual salary Of $2i4a.
Rear Admiral Alden, late In command
oflhe European station, leit Vile Franche
Juno 10, In the United States steamer
Brooklyn Tor New York. ..
The discovery Of q comet at Vienna
has lust been announced 10 the Smith.
sonian Institute; right ascension
hours and II minutes; declination
south 4 degrees and 81 minutes. Its mo-
tion Is unknown. ,,r e.
A SETTLEMENT WITH RX.sRCRETARY
THoMPsoN.
WASHINGTON, July 0.-The second
Auditor Of the Treasury has just com.
pleted the settlement Of the account Of
Jacob Thompson, Secretary Of the In.
terror under Buchannon's administration,
and acting at that time as Trustee
oI the Indian fund, II is shown that there
Is deficit OF 1921 600. Tho statement Is
made that II has not been possible TO take |
up these accounts until recently, owing 10 |
the fact that all the previous accounts |
required TO be settled before reaching Mr.. |
ThompsOn's case.
The stocks OF the United States and of |
certain States held in trust by the SeCre. |
tary Of the Interior amount 10 about |
$5,O00,000. The apnual interest, nearly |
S2S1 600, is transferred or applied to the |
benefit Of tue Indian tribes owning the
securities
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company.

THR Charleston Courier has adopted q
new style Of head letter, which does not
seem to US so tasteful Us the old. Changes
in the style oi newspaper heads, even for
the better, ought never to be made, we
think, without imperious reasons. The
regular reader OF journal gets accus-
toned to It's style OF typography, cspecl-
ally iLs head. II grows TO have famil-
TAR Isce, like that Of an old friend; and
when change Is made, il Is an offence to
old and pleasant associations; it is like
being deprived Of au acquaintance oi
long standing and compelled to take up
with stranger, and few persons like to
make new acquaintances as matter oi
choice. The reader Of a newspaper that has
long preserved It's topographic Identity
css recognize 1t as far as he can see it. The
style oi come journals Is deemed so valuable
that pains is teken by competitors to imi'
tate them. An instance In this Is found
in the efforts Of tbe Cincinnati Enquirer
10 initiate the head sud typography of the
Commercial. A still more striking one Is
found In the Philadelphia Record, which
when started three or four years ago came
out almost fac similO OF tho LHiger and
maintained II without change. This imi'
tatlon of rivals Is a doubtful expedient,
and we refer to 1t only as illustrating how
much value and Importance attach TO
the appearance Of journsls that have
long maintained an uniform style, New
papers can change with less offence to
the eyes Of their readers, but older
Journals, like governments long es-
tabllshcd" ought not 10 change their
headings or type "lor light and transient
causes" Ofcourse, We don't indulge these
remarks for the benefit Of tho Courier,
but In general way as the result of con-
siderable newspaper observation.
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NASHVILLE.

Suicides and Accidental Shooting.
NASHVILLE, TENN, July 5.-Charlcy
Mcdonald, assistant iormSn Of the Ban
ner office, and Corresponding Secretary
of the Nashville Typographical Union,
attempted suicide this morning, by shoot.
ing himself and then cutting his throat.
Cause, temporary insanity. Ills recovery
is doubtful.
Michael Phllburn, aged seventeen, was
instantly killed while on his way home
yesterday from Edgeaeld, by being shot
through the heart. He and Johnny Had.
ley, aged thirteen, had been to town and
bought Derringer pistol. Tho shooting
Is supposed TO have been accidental.
John Martin, aged seventy, lett home
on Wednesday, threatening to drown
himself. He was found in tho river two
mileO below the city yesterday. The vcr.
dict Of the coroner's jury was suicide,
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, July 5Loniy one death
from cholera was reported to-day.
The Fourth passed of without, 80
far as known at dark, any disasters. The
day was fair until late in the afternoon
when rain and thunder storm came up
Fire.crackers have been burned literally
The Little Grays and their guests, the
Dayton Zousves, paraded the streets in
arms and Uniform, and then went to a pic.
mic down the river.
Four car loads Of colored people came
from Louisville and united in the celebra.
tion here at Allen Temple, where Mad.
anne Paraque delivered an address.
The Pioneer Association met in the
Council Chamber and were addressed by
Judge Storer. Several picnic parties went
on the river.
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Behsaded By LIsh,nluE,

Fl. WAYNE, IND, July GA young
man BY the name Of VIM. Robinson, who
went out hunting on Friday, did not re.
turn, as expected, and his friends have
been busy searching Tor him ever since.
he was found this morning about three
miles from town, lying about fifteen feet
from a large tree which had been
struck by lightning. His head was sew
cred from his body and the two were ly-
ing some distance apart. The theory oi
tho Coroner Ia that Robinson took shel.
ter under the tree with his gun on his
shoulder, thereby drawing the electricity
upon himself.
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BOSTON.

A Small Child Murdered bV an Eight
Year Old Boy. sATreSted for Mur.
der.
BosroN, July 8.-In South Alison
Mass, yesterday Geo. Curtis, aged s years,
enticed q boy named Lave 3 Years OF age,
into the woods aud there beat him
with a club in a shocking manner, Lave
was soon discovered but died Of his In
juries four hours alter. The child murd.
erer fed but was arrested last evening In
Cambridge.
The wife Of Robt. Fitzpatrick died very
suddenly last evening in Warwick, St.
Highlands, and her husband has been ar.
rested and charged with beating her to
death. ..... r..
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A Characteristic Tragedy In Ken
.fuCkVK s. .

CINCINNATI, July 5.-At Owensville,
Ky, Thursday morning, satterfeld was
placed on trial for burning that place last
April While one Hayden was tsetllying
In regard 70 being employed by sstter-
field to burn the place, Satterfeld and his
friends rushed towards him with revol'
Vers IN hand. Several determined citi.
zens iuterIered and averted collision.
The Court then adjourned till yesterday.
Yesterday, Satterfeld and his friends rode
into town with double -barreled shot guns
and revolvers, and were met by Hoon, the
jailor, and other citizens. Hoon fired at
Satterfeld, killing him Instantly, when
lhc rest oil the party 1ed. Satter0eld has
been regarded as dangerous character,
and his death Is not much regretted by
the law-abidiDg citizens. .-,
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Another Coal OIL nAcrIdsut.

WORTHWHILE, Jnly 56.-Tbere was q
fatal coal oil explosion Thursday evening,
about six o'clock, near this place. A
young woman NAMED Elizabeth McWay,
Lying with Mr.. Geo. Wheeler, two miles
south Of NobelsVille, was pouring oil out oI
a can into . allow fire In order hurry up the
supper, when the oil took fire and an ex-
ploSion followed, which scattered the
burning oil all over the body Of the girl,
burning her to q crisp from tho neck
down. Miss McWay's suflerings were in.
tense until death relieved her OF pain.
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IF Wheeling keeps on as she has begun
this summer, in the line Of violent crimes
she will soon establish reputation tor the
possessIon Of criminal elements that will
IetrSct from the fair fame she has hitherto
enjoyed as q moral and orderly city. The
latest tragedy here is detailed this morn
ing In our local columns. Itis q dreadful
story OF love, Jealousy, despair, murder
and suicide. The murder was only at
tempted but the suicide succeeded. For
Iull details the reader is referred to the
report on another page. r.
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ST. LOUIS.


ST. LoUp, July 4.-To.day has been
more generally observed than for some
years. Business was entirely suspended,
and Thousands left the city by rail.
road and steamers 10 spend the day In
the country. Tonight the streets are
crowded with all classes Of citizens, and
are ablQze with bonArcs and brilliant with
pyrotectives Of all descriptions. 10 &C.
cidUnts reported.
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NEW YoRK, July GA dispatch from
Houston, Tex, Of the 9th Inst says the
weather Is now more favorable 10 crops.
and worms no longer appear in Texas, !,
two thirds Of the crop ofeotton and sersals
are very fine. a. ...- =
The blacks have Just adIouned an ex.
cluGively coiored State Convention and
refused 10 endorse Gov Davis. .sr
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Wreck Of a Bark in Nova seo,,a.

HALIFAX, July5.-The bark Concordla,
from Quebec, Tor Plymouth, went ashore
at Cape Grilla, June 18th, and Capt. Har.
rison, first mate GoudIe and three Of the
crew were drowned while making an ei-
fort to carry q line ashore. Jas. Huson,
second mate, succeeded In floating line
ashore, which was made fast BY some
fishermen and himself and the remainder
Of the crew, eleven In number, were say
ed. The bodies Of those drowned were
recovered the next morning.
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The Proposed New York state PaIk,

NEW YoRK, July 8.-The Herald pub.
fishes a report Of the State Park Commls.
sioners, appointed by the last Legislature,
who favor the conversion into State
Park Of tho land almost entirely In the
Adriondacks, much frequentGd BY tour
ist1, and covering about 1884 900 acres
which, when completed, would be the
largest Park In the world, but one, the
United States Park on the Yellowstone
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PITTSBURGH, July 0-River 8 feet 10
inches and rising. Weather cool.
There were about 100000 bushels Of
coal left to-day for Cincinnati and Louis
vile. There is a good stage OF water and
1t Is likely AlArge amount Of coal will get
out on this rise. D., ..,
CMcINNATI, July O-Rlver IS feet and
rising. Weather fair but cool.
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NEW YORK, July 5.-Arrived-Steam.
ship Lawrence, from Best, and Maine,
from Bremen.
LIVERPOOL, July 5.-Arrived-Steam.
'sphip Russia, from New York, Lady
.Lycett and Alexandra, from New York,
and Baltimore, from Baltimore.
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CHOLERA.
Abatement Of The Disease at Mem.
phiS. - .s.

Abatement Of The Disease at Mem.
phis. .-...~ ...'. .
MEMPHIS, July 4.-There were thirteen
interments to-day, five Of which were
cholera. That diease, while abAtlng in
the city, Is spreading ii the country ada
cent 10 Memphis. Business is generally
suspended today, and the various colored
societies celebrated the day with large
professions and picnics. Aside from this
there was no formal celebration.
Memphis, July 5.-Only ten interments
today from all diseases, and only two
from cholera. All excitement in regard
10 It is abstiDg.
MEMPHIS, July 0.-There were fifteen
tnterments from oil diseases, and six from
cholera.
CINCINNATI, July Give deaths from
cholera reported to-day.
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AN EARTHQUAKE.

Three Distinct Shocks at Buffalo.
BUFFALO, July O.-There were three
distinct shocks OF an earthquake this
morning, Ono quite strong at 3 o'clock,
another about Z and third, quite strong,
al $50, causing considerable alarm by the
rocking OF buildings and shipping in the
hArbor.
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Weat6sr Report.
PRODADILITIRe,
War DEPARTMENT.,
uyVlua OF 4aH CmGT GISHGL OT1rdEl.
WAsHINGrla, D. @, July $500 ?. 4.

FHVUHBILITIhBs
On Monday for the Eastern Gull and
South Atlantic States generally clear and
very warm weather, with light winds
mostly from the north and northeast.
For the Middle States and New Eng
land rising barometer, northeast and
northwest winds and generally clear cool
weather.
For the Lower Lake region partly
cloudy weather, with light winds, general.
ly from the north and east.
F6r lI6 Ohio Kalleypartiy cloudy tOeGther
Nth occasional local storms In Vest Va.
For the Upper Lake region a falling
barometer, northeast and southeast winds,
high temperature and partly cloudy
weather. =.
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Tho Loss otIhe Nor,h.Fleet,

Lisbon, July 6.-The custom author
tiles have fined the captain Of the steam
er Murrillo, which ran into and sunk the
emigrant ship, North-6eet, Id the En-
gls6 channel, 100000 rees, for failing TO
come 70 Lisbon when he had q cargo toE
this port.
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A Man Killed BY His Brother.in.
Law.

IxD1ANAPoLs, July Sat Greensburgr
Indiana, yesterday, q man named VIM.
Aderholders shot and killed George
Leisure. The parties were brotherS-in-
law, and q feud had existed between
them for several years. They were both
out squirrel hunting and met in the
woods and tho quarrel was renewed,
Aderholders fred killing Leisure instant
ly. He then surrendered himself to an
officer. On the road 10 town he stopped
10 ask man that LeisureIs remains would
be promptly cared for.
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GhnGmteQiaemGtr:

TuE storms of last week throughout the
West, for severity, extent and cOntinu'
apce are hardly paralleled, for the season.
in the recollection Of the Oldest inhabi'
r.ut. A very full report Of the damage
done appears In our telegrsphic columns
this morning.