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The Hudson is laid up al Cincinnati.
Water gauge four ieet two inches lac
night.
All the regular local packets are run
ming on time.
The Welcome leaves Tor Matamoras 10
day Of P NJ.
Capt. Ed. HornbfUok left Tor 81. Louis
BY rail yesterday.
Capt. List came here yesterday from
Cincinnati by rail.
Weather extremely warm. Tempefa,
tufe 100 In the shade.
The Scotia Ia due down at noon to-day
en- route for Cincinnati.
The Courier will lay mp 10 day, The
low water boat SOieuce taking her place.
The Bachelor was due down last night.
There is doubt about her making the reg.
ulsr Pittsburgh Trip to-day.
The Diufnal will 10y up this week and
70 on The docks al Madison. The Mallie
Ragor will take her place In the PGtkets.
burg trade.
The 3D. Lawrence has started for this
point and will probably get here. The
Sidney will take her place and leave iot
Cincinnati at 8 P, N Saturday, II The low
wAtar continues.
PirnBURaH, July e-Rivst / foot 8
inches and falling Westhef clear and
hot.
OAiRo, July 6.-Atlved Grand Tower,
ficksbufg; Bell Of Memphis, ~. Ionic
Bedford, 81. Louis Brown, New OtleSns.
Departed Vint Shlntle, Memphis; OhaS.
Brown. Ohio tiveti Bed'oidi 81. Louis;
Grand Tower, St Louie Bell Of Memphis,
Yicksbuig. River rs feet Q inches and
rising. Clear,
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PENCIL POINTS.
The DuSI From q DoEPR FabeEs Issa ~
I~nIeIliEeDesF EsPOrtsFs'

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The DuSi From y BoaFR FabeEs lasa ~
IRIelligeDesF RsPOFteEs'
AoA1S ne 10 a hundred in the ahade
yesterday.
THE Central Glass works are putting in
another GIL furnace.
TIE sites for the. State Fair buildings
were located yesterday, and viii DO COM
menced ct once.
IT ia almost unnecessary to inform Q
sWeltering public that that It was sllRnuy
warm yesterday.
PErER CuRRY swoTe out 9 warrant yes
terday before Justice Richardson Tor
Archie Hallipger, charging him with steal
ing forty cent?.
NEARLY all the mill boys knocked OF"
Yesterday on account OF the intense neat
The Top Mill forge and factory shut down
entirely Of noon,
ANDREW M4RsHALL, while engsged in
painting Q house In East Wheeling yesteE'
day afternoon, was overcome by the heat,
and falling from . porch sustained severe
injuries.
A YOUTH named Gillespie was isrked out
VI tuN ANNpN yGbVpthAy ~ ASbA W SHASN
Stsinbicker and marched TO the lookup,
where he will be judged this morning for
violating the bathing ordinance.
YESTERDAY, Q member Of the Lincoln
Club, who takes q pride in seeing the
rooms look nice, sent the club . hand
soms clock, which adds much to the
beauty OF the reading room. The club u
always ready to receive gifts Of this kind
and fully appreciates them.
A PATENT has been granted TO John, L.
Ballard, connected with the H~oWeseWing
Machine Office, Of this city, for improve
msnt In seWirg machine shuttles' The
invention consists OF an improvement on
The Howe shuttle In general use, whereby
il 10 converted into Q "sslt.thTeAdlhg'
shuttle, and the trouble OF threading
through an eyelst through the side Of the
shuttle 10 done away with.
WHES the late circus had been away
from here one day It was discovered thai
a number OF sets o. harness were missing
Two men we're dispatched here 10 look
them up. II seems that the mlssing horse
gear had been covered up under o lot Of
| 0ld straw, Some Island boys meanwhile
had sold 1t. By the aid Of Officer Llston II
was traced up and the harness that wa
left behind them was reco veFed. .
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No choice.
The convention then proceeded to vote
on the long term VacAncyi in the Assembly
No choice.

NO CHOICE,
In the Assembly, Speaker Sharpe, after
abiding to the traternal action taken by
the Democratic members Of the Ls9isls.
ture yesterday in relation 10 the late
great crime, offered the following on be-
halt Of the whole House;
WHEREAs, A great crime has been com.
mitted in The city OF Washington whereby
the lie ofthe Ohiei Magistrate oithe nation
has been imperillsd, . happy and loving
family cast into profound grief and the
heart Of the great aud patriotic people
bowed In sorrow; therefore be II
REsOfTed, That the Assembly OF the State
OF New York does hereby express lie
deep condemnation oil this foul deed, the
attempted murder, a crime revolving to the
moral sense Of the civilized world.
ResOryd, That this Assembly, ~TeCogniz.
ing in James A. Garfield q ChieI
Magistrate sincerely desirous OF fol.
filling the responsible dDties Of bis
high office with loyal regard to the inter.
ests ct the whole country, does hereby
tender him Ito profound sympathy and re-
spect. and assurance that with humble
submission to the Divine will, this assem-.
bly, earnestly hopes for his speedy return
10 health and to the exercise cttheduties
to which the people have called him.
ReSOlrsd, That to the family Of the Presi.
dent, and especially to bis heroic aud de-
voted wife, We render our heartfelt con.
doleuce, and assurarC CO Of our sympathetic
regard.
Resolved, That q copy Of these resolutions,
properly attested, be forwarded 10 the
l 1aarnkn., 81 kN.0n 81 Kkn IT.ta.l I..A..
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BIMlLAR CASES

TO that Of the PFealdent 10 which the
PatientS Eventually Recovered.
WARRINGTON, July Gan examination
Of the medical records show eixty.two
men who were wounded In a similar man
ner TO that OF the President In tho war oil
the rebellion. II Ia revealed that most Of
these cases recorded In the medical 70.
cords were Union soldiers, but several are
confederate soldiers. All these cases
were treated In the hospitals Of the Union
army. Some Of the cases were precisely
such wounds as the doctors now consider
the Presidents wound. Qne OF the most
notable cases was Q soldier In General
Gatfeld's regiment, who was wounded
and the ball lodged In the liver. He re.
covered and 10 yet living.
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TIE WATER WORKS.
NeeiiRs or the Coanell COnmItIee a.
City Hall Last EVSRInE.

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City Hall LAst EVeRInE.
The Water Works Committee held q
protracted meeting at the City Hall last
evening, ~disposing Of q great deal Of busi.
ness. The early part Of the meeting was
taken up with the consideration Of the
usual petitions Tor reduction Of water as
sessmspt and resolutions Of. NO public Inn
poEtSncs.
The question Of the improvements con-
temPlAtsd in the works then came up for
discussion. Some days ago the committee
employed A. ]. Sweeney & Son, as experts,
TO report on the condition OF the works
and suggest what was necessary for the
thorough equipment Of he works, Messrs.
Sweeney 4 Son made an examination and
submitted the following report:
WHEELING, VIVA, July 8, 1881.
W, a. Wilson. Chairman:
DEAR GIR:-We advise and recommend
the erection oil two batteries Of four az
boilers each at the Water Works in addl-
ton to those already in use, aud OF one
battery Of two boilers to replace the pres
emit south battery OF bollers now almost
useless,
The two batteries Of four boilers
each to be as follows: Each boiler 49
inches In diameter by 70 feet lung, shelis
Ct one'halt inch thickness Of 10000 T. T.
steel with guaranteed reduction in ares
OF 40 per cent; each boiler to
have two 10 inch lRp.welded hues, one
stand pipe 20 inches in diameter
and mi fJrward mud drum &c
inches In diameter; one steam drum "a
inches in diameter, M suitable chimney
and b%reeChing to each battery, fire fronts,
CRATE bars, mud, safety and check valves
complete; steam and supply pipe, neCes
sary valves and connections to work bat
teries together or Independently. Ad'
ditionsl means Of water supply to boilers
say one more pump similar 10 one las
put In. The eight boilers to BIZ placed OF
east side Of railroad track, where epgln
GERS house now stands.
Respectfully,
A, j. SWEENEY & Son,
The report was accepted, and II IL un'
dsrstood that the committee will act i'm
m~ediately.
Asurvey OF the lot opposite the work.
was ordered, which 10 the lot selected 70.
the location oil the extra LUilers,
A oliver from Cincinnati will be here to
day, and will 90 10 work at once to place
9 strainer on the pipe supplying thu
Warrington pump.
Mr.. Drew, The expert from the Worth.
lugton pump works, who has been here
for some days working with the pump
addressed the committee on the needs o
the works, He said that he had thoroughly
examined the pump and found 1t 10 bt
put up In Q very workmanlike manner
What was needed most was
loot valve. And also, to further protec
the pump, be suggested the erection OF
crib, He read a lelG ram no had received
from Mr., WorthingtOp, after writing hin
full account OF the condition OF III,
works, In which Mr.. Worthington state
that q foot valve Ia y prime necessity.
The committee ordered their chairman
10 contract with A. j., Sweeney 4 Son 70
q foot valve. The valve will probabl!
cost 5000. At nearly II o'clock the com
mittee adjourned to meet Friday afternoon
Of Z o'clock at the Water Works.
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Providence, R. l., July GA fatal
shooting ARRAY occurred In Pawtucket a
q notorious resort known Rs the "Dolly
sabin House." During q quarrel among
q party o%tdtuuken men and women, who
were carou,i pg In the house, the bartender,
Charles GAyelle, drew q pistol aud shot
Charles McGuinness, who died In q short
tins. Gayslte Ia we'll known TO The
police as a rough character, and has been
implicated In q number ii ARRAYS. He
has been arrested, and the women In The
house are also secured. McGuinness was
y mill operative. The parties were intoxi.
Gated At the time.
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toSDoS, July 6.-The Odessa harvest
prospects, In Southern Russia are 90 brill.
liant that Il realized the abundance will be
unprecedented. This is due 10 The abnor.
nal quantity Of rain during the past two
months, though Ito continuance In some
parts now excites fear that they may have
too much, Such numbers OF corr beetles
have appeatod In the governments Of
KhatkUf and Kherson that the Imperial
Gnyernusnt intends 10 lend the Z 1nistoos
LOCO Coz toubles towards the cost OF OK.
terminating them.
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uRBASA, o., July The latest gonsa.
ton here lie the %diiCOyery Of the signature
Of the assassin, Charles J. GuitsRu, on The
Weaver House register, June, 1878. Hin
picture was quickly recognized, and hia
autograph compares exactly with those
published to-day, The villain spent most
o. his time here loaAng about the Daih
News printing office, tying TO arrange for
Q lecture, and was considered q second
edition OF the Immortal ]. N" He
styled himself "The Great OhicasoL Lawyer
and Theologian."
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Yesterdays weather.

A couple Of years ago a young man
spoiled some Of his matrimonial calcula.
tionswhiie at an evening party 10 tbit city,
on a midsummer night, by rematkiug to
bis lady love, my how I've sweAted
clean through my clothes"
The lack Of taste or sentiment In this
remark was apparent But II was prob.
ably q truthful exclamation. Withsome
delicacy toward our readers, the weather
clerk OF Ihia paper Teiraina from illus.
Irsting the effects Of yestetday'a. heat, and
merely gives tha record Of the tbernom.
stOs q hourly observed BY Herr SChhepl.
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CRAZE SUGAR.
Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Grape
sugar Company.

moettnR OF the btOekn0Iuef OF tue grape
sugar Company.
Last evening the stockholders Of the
Grape Sugar and Refining Company mel
In the rooms Of the Board Of Commission
ers at the Court House for the purpose Of
slecting q Board Of Directors. The meet
ing was q very successful one, about $24,
900 OF stock being represented.
The following gentlemen were selected
as members Of the board: Messrs. A. M.
Adams, Victor Rosenbufg, VIM. Leighton,
F. P. Jepson and Ohas. E. Dwight.
Merchants who were present and exam
ined samples Of the product proposed to
be manufactured, were much pleased
with the quality OF the article, pronounc
Ing Il superior to any In the market. The
syrup manufactured by the new process IL
said TO be driving oil other Byrups out ol
the market, and the gentlemen interested
In the scheme In this city have every
reason TO feel encouraged.
The matter Of q location Tor the works
was left to the Board OF Directors. The
enterprise is sure 10 succeed. and thus an.
other industry will be established IN oul
city which will be second to nc other in
Importance.
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About haltpAst eleven O'Clock last night
there was A marrow escape from a Ate oil
some dimensions at the Second Ward
Market House. A small room Of the wesl
slds Of the north end ls used by the rec.
tautant on the opposite side Of the house
"a q store room, aud 10 this for Conven.
fence a lamp 10 kept burning all night. AT
the time mentioned the lamp exploded,
but without making any noise, and the
burning oil Waa thtoWn all over the wood.
en- shelving. Fortunately, q waiter In the
lunch room saw the Gre before II had
spread inf, aud II was without much
trouble smolhefed out, with very little
damage.
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rae auERI,I -

1SoIsnlser Troops 9S1,s
Sesa'i0H 10 b aSds a SSa,Ssaas-lA,
LONDON July The s,o,.
will be closed on SATURDAY. T''S .. EssAlan
yhSn the Queen viii review ~ Il ' b Inst,
Pask At Windsor, the large., .a' Ers's
volunteer troops ever n.,sDb sI'ssle''S0
parts Of the country. The Io,s. ION Al
ing 0ns hundred and fourteen saapta'
81 al the armies, will nuubs, ,sslasaa
S!iy thSraand men, The DsIaa oIS,thla
oLl9Ge, UonmApdsr.in OhisI ~ Of Can,
tseIF. The Prince Of W'Iss' ne vOlun.
past 2. the bead Of the HoUo,'nlI mani
Isry Company Of London, 81 wSis 4tdl'
Captain. The General and Talc9 hs d
ranght will have commSpd Of J' 4. q Con,
Division Of the Army Uorps y aGs SscIS !!
yard, Of Slxs WsimSr, viii raace Ell
Eirst Army Corps, and Genera syq v, III
Lyons, X, O. B the Second Ar ~, GtaIs
II = e1pec ed that the occa'ioa stony G1Fps
made q general holiday. VIII b
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WASHINGTON, July &C. O. Buntz, Of
the Treasury Office, sailed from New
York to day with a number OF packages
Of stamped bonds, for Europe.
There has been Sl04 ,2S4 $50 Of coupon
Ave per cent bonds received q tlhe r. eAtury
Department To date Tor continuance q
three and one.half per cent. A large
number Of packages containing large
amounts Of these bonds, which were for.
waFded previous to the lSt inst, have moi
yet been received,
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HARTFORD, July 6.-The attention Of th,
Secretary Of State is called to the fact tha
William Brink, Tor four years a voter herr
and q member Of the State militia, haI
been seized while on a visit to Germany
bis native land, and forced into the 9lx
teenth Infantry. II Is expected that The
German government will promptly ordel
the release Of Brink as soon az the tACtl
are presented. "
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1T has more than realized my expeCts
tons" says Professor Duncan Uompbell
N. D., LII. D., President Royal Colleg'
Physicians andsurgeonB, Member Genera
Council University Of Edinburgh, etc,
Invaluable for debility, weak lungs
blllouSnesS, dyspepsia, female complaints
asthma, malaria, liver complaint, eiCE
headache. Beware Of CounteFfeits. TThtl
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"eA'Ou W. tuo AunerIchu Aauu LenHue
LONDON, July Gaia meeting Of the
Dublin Land League Sexton said funds
we're, still flowing In from America, but
the aid from there must depend on en-.
thusiaBm and will be %adcLuating. The
time might come when they would have
10 consider the a ACCESSIBILITY Of askinR from
each farmer 0 percentage OF the abatement
which he has obtained through the opera.
tlons Of the Land League. There mbst be
a voluntary and extensive national levy,
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Personal Anxiety About aAEasid N
tskIahd.

LoSpoN, July B.-The anxiety concern.
Ing President Garfield continues unAbat.
ed. II iS the unanimous testimony Of
Americans here that the personal feeling
among the English people aroused BY ths
shooting Of the President IL greater than
that evoked by any foreign event Of recent
years,
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BERLIN, July e.-Grsat attention /, h.
ing paid to the presence Of ,bs w,',. 70
o. Worship, Won GSe.sler, At KI''.'.'f
with Bismarck, 1t 10 exuectsd I,susea
that q friendly understanding viii Kun y
Vatican. 'VA And the
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"sLAcK.DRAueHr" cures co..ivs.
ness and SiCk-H Headache.
For sale by Logan & Co.
PILES /, PILES l.
A sure cure Found at Last No OF
Heed suffer.

a sure cure kOHnN AZ Last NO one
p Heed suffer.
A sure cure for The Blind, Bleeding, itching
and ulceat d Piles has been discovered BY
Dr.. Williams ian Indian remedy called Dr..
Williams's Indian Ointment. A single box
has cured the worst chronic cases OF twenty.
Ave and thirty years standing. No one need
suffer FIVE minutes after applying this won.
derful soothing medicine. Lotions, instru.
ments and Electuafies do more harm than
good. Williamss Ointment abSorbs the
tumors, allays the intense itching (particu.
larry at night after getting warm In bed( acts
% a poultice. gives Instant and painless relief,
and is prepared only for Piles, itching oil
the private parts, and nothing else.
Read what the Hen. ]. NJ, %Coflnherry, OF
Cleveland, says abont Dr. Williams's Indian
Pile 0intmeltj hsve used scoreO OF pile
cures, end II affords the pleasure 10 say that |
have never found anything which gave such
immediate aud permanent relief as Dr.. vii.
LANES Indian Pile Ointment.
For sale by all druggists, or mailed on re.
oeipt OF price, 81 90.
West 4 McConahey, Druggists and Apoth.
e~cAries, bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio.
Logan. List & Co., Wholesale Agents, Wheel.
Ing, W. Va MWTAw
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The following deed In fee was admit.
tod to record in the Recorders Office
yesterday!
IN John II. DiehI and vile, for lois Nos.
95 and 80, east side Of Market street be.
tEe1n Eighth and Ninth stteetp. Con.
sidafatinh. $1,000
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A Mnn an NM na.r...,Ah.

%srRUSESyiLLE, July e,-About two weeks
ago George Irwin shot Dorey weems Ia
this city. Irwin was let out on ball, "a
Weems' injuries were not considered
dangerous. A few days ago Weemb' In.
inries became more serious, and thil
morning Irwin was reatfested, % The
physlcaln says Weetna cannot live,
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This court met al The usual hour ye0tef.
day morning and transacted the following
j. N. Btadte vs.. Walter shallOtoss, III
astumpsiL. Case put on ifial 10 the III.
lowing jury NJ. Weller, j.. NJ. Todd, D.
X. 1tWlu, Al Lucas, Henry Jones, T. X
MtEfN, r. y. Myers, NJ. ealingef, Jacob
W. Grub, John A. fash, N. L. Wright
and W. J. Robb,
The evidence was partly heard when
the court adj iurhed until Today at 9 A. N.
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NEw YoRE, July 8.-J. o. Hueston,
London sGent Of the New York Aspocia.
ted Press, had a marrow escape from
drowning recently, In what proved 10 be
2 succeesinl effort 10 save the lie oil q
lady who fell into the river Lahn al Ems,
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When the Thermometer gets 10 100, and
The air goes 10 sleep on the river bank, a
person feels like engaging quarters III al
Ice house or buying . steam fan. The
general topic yesterday was about the
sultfiness, and everybody agreed thai the
heat was intoletable.
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vtESSA, tuly Elm consequence Of the
III health Of the Governor OF Prague and
the political situation thste, field marshal
Krouss has been appointed temporary
Governor Of Athens.
The Greeks have entered Aria. The
Greek flag has been hoisted at Atta and
Punta ACropolIs and the public buildings
OF Athens Illuminated.
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Time Overland again Thomas Eclectric oil
has proved q Sslutary friend tV the distressed.
AS q reliable curative for Group In children,
sore throat and bronchial affections, and as q
positive external remedy for pain, II Is a never
failing antidote.
Sold by Laughlin Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., July 7-1A.M.-
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, variable winds, lower barometer
and stationary or higher temperature.
For the Lower Lake region, fair weather,
followed by increasing CloudineSs and
lecAl rains, variable winds, mostly east.
erly, lower barometer, atAtionry or higher
temperature.
Fur The Upper Lakes, partly cloudy
weather ard local rains, variable winds,
mostly east, lower barometer, stationary
or higher temperature. =,
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.f1eeAalVs Issnl IN The Ess,,

Lose BRANCH, July 6-Tbe heat Is ter.
fible. The Thermometer at Red Bank
stood 9s' 10 the shads al "a NJ, Al South
Amheta l0l0, at Long Branch pO'. Ger,
Grant has just received the nost ehoouf.
aging dispatches as 10 the ptssidenl's con.
HIiiaa
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ADDITIONAL IELEGRAPR.
ALBAHH.
OF Observation-Disclosures
FOF kanhloha.

7 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
for senator.
ALBANY, July 6.-Ths joint convention
met at noon, President pro tenn RObsrtsOn
presiding. Mr.. Hustsd offered resolutions
In condemnation Of the attempted AaaaRs-
sination oil the President, and expressed
sympathy with the President and family,
which were adopted unanimously by q
rising vote,
The convention then proceeded to bal.
lot. The following Is the combined vote
for long term;
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CHICAGO, July GA DsAdwood maj
named Billy Baird was found dead thil
morning on the hillside, adjoibihs town
His head was beaten 10 q Jelly. No lue Il
the perpetrators.
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Cano,d.

LoSDoS, July GA cruel report Of tbt
dtewhihg Of The son Of the Prince o.
Wales, which was circulated Monday, VA
9 stock jobbibg cshatd, designed 10 effect
The British railways by creating the b
lief that the review Of The volunteers b.
The Queen al. Windsor next Saturday
WOtld be abandoned.
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NcRwroa, e., July cat q picnic
party near here On The Fourth sixty
persons we're poisoned by coffee ptepattd
Ia 4 Coppet bNlef. No deaths,
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~flTrSHuRoH, July 6-To,uipbt ,S,,.
o'clock Mike ~Kreiseudotisr, a rail S Iss5.. =
shot and instantly killed Ha,s S,0,'S
young woman with whom hs b,d =
living, and then committed suioi S'a h,s'l
ousy Is assigned IA the cause Of tSs s,l'
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0MOei Noa. " and "a FOuTf0enth street..


Report Of the Condition OF the Ne.
tional Bank q West Virginia.
Circuit Court Notice.
Lost-Gafnet Breastpin.
For Sole-Six Per Cent Bonds.
Wanled-Gifl.
Sunday Misunderstanding Turn.
Vetein- [head OF local
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-07

THE Turner's will excurt TO Canal Dover
Sunday on the O II. N&W. r. r. Round
trip tickets 81 So, Oheap-take It In.