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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-21
AN Iron RIRlpsT TROUBLE.
Temporary Suspension Of Reese,
Gran q Woods MIL


Pitt,buES Dipleh, 9Osh.
The iron mill Of the well known firm
Of Reese, Graf & Woods, inths Fifteenth
ward, wa not in operation yesterday.
Temporary financial embarrassment Of the
firm caused the closing down Of their e.
tablishmeut Runors have for 3 feydSys
been in circulation to the effect that they
were heavily involved, and the eircuiA.
ton Of these reports undoubtedly caused
q feeling Of uneasiness among their credi.
tors that hastened, II Il did not entirely
produce,th the present crisis. Conversation
yesterday With parties in intereston both
sides, and other business men, ELECTED =
statement Of the facts, tending 10 show
that the embarrassment In any other times
than these would not have existed. The
liabilities Of the firm are said to be about
S350,000. They have on hand stock worth
more than that amount-tbe least esti-
mate puts Il At a. much-And they claim
that their real estate Is worth over $780,.
900. This latter statement Is regarded,
however, BY some as an oyer-esdmate,
and 1t l. not generally believed that any
thing like that amount could be realized
upon q forced sale.
The Indebtedness OF the firm Is largely
TO city banks who hold their paper with
approved securities. Like other similar
Institutions, Reese, Graf & Woods have
been accustomed 70 have good deal Of
their paper in the banks n times and
have always heretofore found no difhcul.
~ In obtaining renewals when il became
necessary. Their present trouble arises
entirely from failure to obtain 4 renewal
Of certain notes, which have Just fallen
due, without furnishing additional Sc
curity. A meeting Of the creditors Of the
firm Is 10 BE- held to-day, At which time
an extension will be asked. II Is stated
that there Is = pretty general feeling in
favor Of granting il, but that o or two
parties are inclined TO be somewhat esp
tious about securities. The firm say they
have frequently, since the panic, been in
quite as cramped circumstances "a now,
and have never experienced any difficult
ty before.
An Informal meeting Of some Eve
hundred Of the employees Of the firm wa
held at the works yesterday morning, Mr..
Benjamin Galley and Mr.. W. NJ. CosgrAve
being chosen a. officers Of the meeting.
The employees passed resolutions indiea.
tive OF their sympathy with the firm in
their present embarrassment and, a., an
earnest OF their kindly feeling and good
will, agreed 10 offer TO the embarrassed
firm in the event Of their resumption Of
work, g~rAtuitous services for two weeks,
which, in 8 pecuniary view, would be 3
large donation Of money represented by
their seryices-not less than $4,000.
It certainly speaks well for the cordial
feeling between the firm and their EN-.
ployes when such action as the above is
Voluntarily taken.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-21
About Canary Birds.

Place the cage so that no drsught Of
air can strike the birds. Give nothing
to healthy birds bat rape and canary seed,
water, cuttle6,h bone and grayel.paper
or sand on the floor Of the cage. No
hemp seed. A bath three times = week.
The room should not be overhested-
never above seventy degrees. When
moultiug (shedding feathers) keep warm,
avoid all draushts Of air. Give plenty Of
German rape seed ; : little hAid.boiled
egg, mixed with crackers grated fne, ID
excellent. Feed at 3 certain hour in the
morning. By observing these simple
rules birds may be kept IN ine condition
for years. For birds that are sick or have
lost their song procure bird tonic at &
bird store. Very many keep birds who
mean to give their pets all things to make
them bright and happy, and Al the same
time are guilty Of great cruelty in regard
to perches. The perches in a cage should
be each one ofdiffGrent siEe, and the small.
est Is large as 4 pipe stem. II perche.
are OF the right aort nc trouble Il ever had
about. the birds toe-nails growing toe
long. And of all things keep the perchei
cleGn.-RdAei1.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-21
Blue Fish rs. PRAYER.

The largest run Of blue 6sh and shad
that has occurred In several years took
place Monday near Sea Girt, NJ J. The
surf wa alive with the 6,h, and the great
est excitement prevailed among the guest.
at the hotels. The i.h were caught in
hundreds with 4 ,quid, and people, in
their excitement, rushed into the water
and actually caught them with their
hands. The hotels and cottages were de-
serted for the time being by their oecu-
pants. Religious services were in pro-
gress at the Lake House when the news
came Of the arrival Of the fish, and 10 lea
than Eve minutes not 4 person was left IN
the audiences.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-21
EARTHQUAKES.
Repeated:Destructive shocks On
the Cult Coast Of Lower Cali
aruia

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS shocks On
the Cult Coast OF Lower Cali
forniR.
AcOrre.pondent Otths San Diego tcal.l
Uaioa writes: "The inhabitants Of the
town Of Loreto, on the Gulf OF Lower
California have been the victims Of SD
misiortunes, the consequences Of which
were the almost total destruction Of their
houses and stores On the 22d Of April
an iupetuous earthquake shock was felt
at that place, accompanied BY a terrible
report and bringing terror to the untoF-
tunAte people at that point. A letter
written by q witness on the spot to Gov.
Tapia says: AT 10 o'clock in the morn
ing the frat shock agitated the earth, fol:
lowed by 9 very strong and prolonged
rumbling, which scarcely gave Us time TO
get away from the debris and fragments
which instantly commenced 70 6y about
and most Of which came from the most
solid and substantial edi6ces. This
movement lasted from two TO three
seconds. Judging from the ferce
.impetuosity Of The 6rst shake, We
believed it would be the only one, bat IN.
fortunately Ii was not 20, for up 70 to-
day, May 81 for II days We have had
shocks Of greater or less strength, but
enough 10 complete the misiortunes OF
the town, / can assure you that since
The interval from the date Of the first
shock up 70 this time there have been At
least four hundred shocks, and 1t l.
worthy Of note that they were repeated
with the greatest frequency during the
night time. In the land near the sea
shore enormous assures were made, from
which rolled fourth volumes OF fresh
water ola very warm temperature. Thus
II may be seen that our situation Is fright:
fol, The destruction is complete, and
misery l. seen on every side. A multi.
tude ofiamilies have gone Asly, impelled
thereto BY fright and desolation, and not
having q roof 70 shelter them. Those re-
naming have bnilt temporary iaeaies
(huts) on the plain. Already the Poliu-
cal Chief has taken the necessary steps 70
suecor the people st Loreto, and the
other sufferers, in which he u aided BY
JuntA de BsnsfcienciA. A subscription
has been started through the whole terri.
tory for the benefit Of the unfortunate
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Cali for Cremation.


The Courier. suggestion that the only
security against body suatching IL the
substitution Of cremation for burial, Is
being tlvurAbly received By the Prsss
everywhere. Now let some bold leaders
Of The pulpit demand the change. and the
dispoaition Of the remains oil the deceased
will be sure against such horrors n have
recently eurdIsd the blood Of the people
Of Cncinnati.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-21
LAST WORDS.

FErsvSlt ! bold you By the hand;
We and Il bard 70 put;
But love can hrdgS the ~ and land,
And keep rs eiose Al heart
And when strange pieturts in the blIfs
OF evening hres 700 see
And sadly muss d other days,
o, then rtmembsr me.
Ransmbsr al the Joy ss had
In that 6rst EjoN Of LIE,
When fall Of hope. our hearts were glad
To meet The eoming striie.
Remember al the days v repent
Beneath toe happy san,
That sailed on eSGry good inIsnt
With eyery day begun.
Rsmsmbsr how We usd 10 stand,
when tyeniog 6Slds wee stu,
To see the glare Heross the land
And heE the 6asy mill.
Rsmsmbr all our fhsDdIy talk
10 frASrAnt lanes at night,
when Itlrs ame cot shove vail,
Aud shope In hlysr lHsht.
Remember when your hops were dad,
The sTief you lold 70 me,
And how I spoke ot hopes instead
10 brshtsrd Iys 70 b.
Ana let the thought Of this BE- strong
To eheer the l0bely rad,
When thlnking that the Say d loas,
And weary with the load.
For I Wtla'EayS stand your friend;
And When the d Ting aIua
OF other love has found an end,
ny lore will be the ame.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-21
MEDICAL.
soEIY TEaRs nEEonE nm fulzIn
DIR. c. MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
Hepa.itis or Liver Complaint,
pYspErsA AND SICK HEADACHE
o ma erin o.

symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAtN in the right side, under the
edgeofthe ribs, increases npres-
sure sometimes the pain is i the left
side; the patient is rarelyable to lie
on the left side sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top Of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and Sickness; the bowels in
general are costive, sometimes alter
native with lax ; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
ereisgenerallya considerable loss
ofmemory,accompanie dwithapain-
ful sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is some.
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains Of a
prickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to Try
it. In fact, he distrusts evergreen
edy. Several Of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few ofthem ex,
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. MeLkNE's LIVER Pills,
IN CASES OF AeuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
ofthe most h%appyresults. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory
10, or after taking Quinine. We
would advise all who are afflicted
with this disease to give them A
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
IS a simple purgatiye, they are un-
equaled.
BEWARE or I,fITATIoSs.'
The genuine Dr.. c. MeLANE's
LIVER Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has q red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
McLXNE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine McLNNE's LIVER
Pills bear the signatures of C.
McLANE and LEMrNc Bros. on the
wrappers.
la- Insist on your druggist or
storekeepei giving you the genuine
DR.. c. Mc.4ANE's LIVER PILLs, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those -ishisg to give De-. C. MeLNxEs
Lrru PIttS 4 tia, ne I'll nal post paid TO any
pan q ,hs Uhlssd States. one boz q Pills fr
FLEMING BROS Pittsburgh. Pa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-21
DHGN1x SALOON 4 RESTAURANT
No, 6 WASHINGTON HALL.

This otIhishnsp. Ia, been tttsd up reEardlss
II expense, md without d01bt the hAndsomest
and most attractive place Of The hnd In The dty.
The RsftaurGnt clnnot b surpassed anywhere,
and The Bar contains the ehoesSt Wine, Liquors
md Gg1a- Clam soup every morning and Srsn-
street, erery Saturday evening By Krlner's uni.
TalIed 0rehaatrA. feB
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL,

sltnitsd within 100 yards Of Fart Monroe opsn
al The yea, With ample opdty for 100 guest.
Han all modern fmpruTTmsnts, elevator, Pm and
electric bella IN tV9y room. wafer, bIth-rooul
and elosets On e1eh door. Sx daily mhlA, AID
Telegraph ONCE. Fifteen to twenty nrStelAn steam
en- land daily, except sunday, 80 yards from the
door. Superior beach for bsthing az door-steps,
and good trum My until November. Boating;
aahing and driving especially attractive, Send
ior etrculu describing hfSisnie ldTlntayea. Terms
number In RON, length d Btay etc
my9 q. PH0EBus, PrupfIStor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-21

Trims leaving Counbai at 3 20 p. n. and e2sL.
", run dLly. Through ChiAgo txpFoss Iez,ss
Columbus daily, except sunday, At SO, p. 4, With
sleeping CA attached, Lr1vlnS IN Chicago al 10
Dsxt mornins. Bsrths can b secured In advances
At Union Depot Ticket Ono, Columbia
PullIRzn's Palace DraSiBg R1om sleeptng Gun
ST. Louis
For through Tieksu, BaSs.se Cheei,, Sleeping
Car Aeeonmodlt1onL and any fuTthG Inf0rnGtnn,
spPly 70 JOS n. HE1LkvLlLE, Ticket Agent Ut
Pln handle Depot, foot q klsyenth itresL o. tf
Oily Tiekst 0hs, under Mslure House Wheeltnt
D. ". CALDWELL
Genl Manager, coiumbub o.
4 n. FLTUN, Jk,
". L ohRIES,
GSnl Pas. and Ticket Agent, oolumbah o.
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-
Manifested otttines In Secondary Symptoms,
Mods, RhsuuId.m, White dwellings, Diseased
Bones, uleerI, skiY Disease, etc, and all diseases
arising from mal-tToGtment uhefe the constitution
b broken down from the terrible steets Of mercury.
II you know Of . rsmsdy whereby 9 fellow being
can fnd rslsi from nesrng II 1t not ehnirsl to
suppress that knovledgSf shorA motives Of talSs
dsliesey prevent 700 henlding forth The ntuif
Do We then need 70 cloak our language In mesh
Inglea words, add % ftebly expires ourelres that
those suffering can not uDderstApd tor What diseases
SWANS PASAcEA 10 particularly usefuli Hun
dreds are suffering from tstAied parIfuttOAi, b4aS
easea Up b. dleGsS, deErpyiA1 thsir boAa md eoa-
rEBafaS h<r, Who msy Be relieved, n the great
man Of them esrsd, BY this remedy. We bes 70
azure our reader IL dos not eonthn any uGes-
rtil ingredIsnu, and can Be taken By dtha Dsx
With inpunIty and VIII never ipjurS. Pleas bear
this plrhenlafiy 10 mind.
ewAinis PASLcRl has received the eodonsment
Of the principal medical mon d this country tw
Its marvellous cures. ProL VAlenttne Not, o. this
dty; Prois- Chapman and Dewees, d Philadelphia,
and hundreds Of thes hHve commanded H.
Prepared only n ssRimAs LaborAtcry. South
Seventh Street, below Chestnut, PhllsdeiphiL AID
for aals BY druggists generally.
PImphlsIg giving Ia nsge q uss. 10 Be bad Er1ts
On application 10 Dr. Fnnitn Stewart, Asdiesl
DtrecoL % above mJH
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Agents Wanted for the Illustrated
Universal History.

4 ckar aad cOaeiS HIaoy n az Hst6aI.
Commencing With the Earliest Periods and end
ing With the pOst Teoent 1npartAnt EyenI In
doc oil Praident HIyea, etc SHOCKS Is oSE
Law price. quick salSs, extI tsFmA Address
my77 Ec. hecuaDI q CO., Philadelphia. Pc.
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on AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, the ioth
" inst Gn on tbs wheeling a Elm Grove q.
L. Will run ~ toloEL CRn VIII leave thu CITY
teurnsr Of Market AMI EleTsnth sI) and stlmmi
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.
By mad, IN Advance pOaGse prepaid.
siI SSntSi---.--. I % oDs nostS-..--- s
pslFsrse b, Carriers Ia Cit and subsrbs ats cents
pr week.
BEMI.WREKLY.
By NaR, d o~isaao, po4a0s prspaA
One ysEI--------sS % stI DOnthA---SI 30
WEEKLY.
By mad, d oduaaes, poaaaSs prrpaA
ons yor.----sl 50 siI nonthL----,I %
Gus " eten.
In Gnha q ] . Oeh.
In clubs Of tEenty--.------.--.--- ] 10 each.
In tut Of tNenty-hW---->-......-..-- % each
Sample copies Of either edihan Of The IHIELL-
0KScK1 ant re On application.
Addre1 al Communication 10
RREW a CAMPBELL
PuhlilheS lntelligenoer,
wheeling, ". Va
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4AaIoavlk 4aOaaedatA-Lavs Bsrats st
4stiP ?. N; Bridgeport so p n; lriTOs a. 6teur
SCnNlle els p m: leaves sieubSn,LIs NJ Gi0 9.
n, Bridgeport so = M Gfdra At BSlbis At
SIS q n
nekstI and RsEylsS Cssks 10 al pdndpaI
RolntI tnihs EAItGnd West en- b procured Il he
OnIoa Ttelst OHes, MeIurS RonsL WhsSdnE,
and al Ticket oees IN Rridstpert
NV, e.0.r, p,,,,n,,, y, IaR NJ 49,.
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TRANSPORTATION.

GO1hG EASE AMI WkoT.
On and Ifis Nay NH. ts1s, Ifsins VII run
dolly tSTcspt 61naayl
rhrsg,h Intns 10 Pittsburgh.
Ih-oueA Trains 10 cieIelans,
2 1hrosSh Tnlns 10 cAlsaaa.
Pulnia'I RrIor Can between wslisTils and
CGTSland.
HStSl ard Sleeping Gun On an Trsns between
Alliance and ChIetea
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-06-13
Domestic Troubles In High Life.

The following fragment Of private
letter from the young Duchess OF Edln-
burg TO an old settler on West Hill,
has fallen into the hands of the Bur
lington Hack Eye, who does not hesi-
tate 10 give it to the public. 1t indi-
Gates very plainly the domestic troubles
that cloud her skies;
81 am having the hardest time try
ing to keep peace in the family. My
mother in law is Just one of the dearest
of women. but she and papa have fallen
out about something and are quarrel
ing so dreadfully that even the neighbors
are beginning to talk about it. | am SO
mortified and distressed don't like to
90 out of the house. Papa is dreadfullv
angry, aud seems to forget that my
husbands mother is a woman, and says
if she tries to NEEDLE with his affairs
he'll break every bone in her body. And
my poor, dear husband is Sc tormented
and badgered between their quarreling
and my weeping, he is almost crazy.
He has gone away in his ship, and says
he is afraid if pa doesn't talk more re-
spectfullv to his mama. he will pound
ST. Petersburg down ABOUT his ears. And
when Brother Nicholas heard OF II, he
said, il my husband came fooling round
there, he'd put a torpedo under his old
mud scow that would hump him over
the moon. Oh, l am so miserable. 1t
is a dreadful way to live. The other
day one of the Edinburg's sisters looked
very hard at me, right at the dinner
table, and said that between the rats
and the Russians one couldn't keep a
candle about the house long enough to
light it, and the very next day | got a
box from Brother Alexis, with letter,
requesting me to distribute the contents
among my husbands family, with his
compliments. And | supposed 1t was a
peace Offering of some kind, and called
all the family in to see it opened, and,
what do you Think IL contained about
a bushel and half of wooden HIS
Such scene. Mama was so angry she
had peace meeting called in the park
right away. and five men were pounded
nearly to death, and all the windows in
the streets were broken in three min
utes."
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-06-13

free and honest ysuffrage, occurring at said
election, in the States OF South Carolina,
Florida and Louisioua, and also into all SINH
lar charges which said committee may deem
Of sufficient gravity, concerning said eleclion
in-Alabama, Mississippi, Oregon, or any other
State; also into all circumstances which they
may deem expedient to investigate connect
ed with the presidential electoral count in the
forty-fourth Congress; also into circumstanc-
es of the dissolution of the Legislature ana
goyernmnt in the State of Louisiana known
as the Packard government, and the establish
ment of the Legislature and government
known as the Nichols government, and to as.
certain whether orr not such Fdissolnuon OF
one government and the establishment Of the
other was in consequence OF any act or trans
actions occurring prior to March 4th, 1915,
and through what persons or agencies, ii any,
such results were accomplished; and the said
committee have power to appoint sub-eom-
mittees. iploy clerks and stenographers.
admins. oaths, send for persons ana pa
pers, to mine witnesses, sit during the re-
cess, vi vi powers of the full committee OF
the Sc and that all expenses thereof be
paid the contingent futd OF
the e. The Texas railroad bill
was poned until the first Monday
in d, aber aext. The committee
on I ..o.Jrls, reported in favor of concurring
in the House anne ndment increasing the pen
sion OF Gen. James Shields from $50 TO 800
per month. The bill modifying the cont act
witch James B. Eads, for construction OF jetties
at the South Pass of the Mississippi river was
passed IS to 2.
HOUSE, June S.-A joint resolution was
passed authorizing the secretary OF State to
submit the subject ofgoloid coinage. with ex-
hibits explanatory thereof, to the information
al congress, proposed by the act OF Feb. 2o.
A reference eammittee was ordered upon the
Mexican award bill. The general deficiency
bin was passed after having been further
amended Sessions were ordered for every
night next week.
SENATE, June ia bill from the con-
ference committee, providing for permanent
government for the District of Columbia was
submitted and concurred In, and is In the
hands of the President Senator Wadliegh
chairman, said it was the intention OF his
committee TO submit a report al the present
session, on the 10th amendment of the con-
stitution, confering suffrage on women. The
bill to strengthen the foundation OF the Wash
ingtoD monument WAS agreed to, yeas, % nays
II. The river and harbor appropriation bill
was taken up, and Senator Window spoke al
length in favor of the improvement OF the
Mississippi river. Senator Spencer said the
bill as it now stood appropriated $2,252, 700
AS 1t came from the House it appropriated
S7,330000 Various amendments to the bill
weresubmitted and agreed to.
HOUSE, June 10.-The conference re-
port on the military appropriation bill was
agreed to. The House non-eoncurred in the
Senate amendments to the army appropria
tiop bill. Proposed appropriations for public
buildings led to long discussion.