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StS. S.0ARIlrLD.S REGIMENT.
"NT"io MAXI Arrangements for Next
lTr'S ltcuniOu,

lcnr'S ltcUniOn,
NunS o. September 1.-The state Of
lhn @t ihc pu't sixty days greatly embar.
h'Td'tc Committee Of Arrangements fot
@'annnal reunion Of the 42d president
V.tleIdN Regiment, held here yesterday.
i1e critical condition Of the President,
"o Is al'0 President Of the organization,
,ENw lomany lhc ilnpr0priety Of hold.
nsa h'al9nataII. II WIS finally deter
a'9dn have" meeting Of the regiment,
IIett, III orIyrto NIKE arrangements fOr
g @n'S annual reunion, ana the transaC.
.l .al y o.hor Necessary business, and only
',, rn.lll IlIc F.t lew days Of hope was II
"El,NH that Il would be other than d
WI R,vrlihg"ithc veterans.
,,. ,ap Ll'oFhIr turn in the Presidents
w. ~. Nt'hgd To iirc The people with Cntliu.
,,s ,aIl alid one who would Judge from lho
WY eOO,olrso that has thrungrd the streets
+, %u, WAT the people were anxious Ia
SIt,a,iGa'i1y welcome to the boys llc led
lngiII derived Of thr npnortupi,v nj
Tfiihg their trllri,uin o,y;ng IN ii" tntG.
Ne oi inin- III" "riyinaI % W rro,,ra,,,,,, ,,,U ,
U4blhot bp rarri'J M, sun" r''s''''''
Aiiu.y, meeting iu the iorcnunn wis n1drcss
TWe ~ We Mon School Chapel by Prof,
fgeelmss were II,en 'iv "os,nnNsd % W M MI /
aVN
@uicnrns. the tiolinn ~, ,""IIs,iIs Iisms i, u
u.hnl. and fine WinI,o~. 'n, i.,,,S ~
winnrl ami mur'h"I % ,n ', Iy,n i,;hIop t
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ThItty RIss and ghr9e Thsusand t,ar.
reiS or nit Consumed. 30

BnAbroRb, Pa, September 1.-The oil
county Is being scotrged with series Of
destructive fires. Sparks from n lOcomO-
tive on the Kendell 4 Eltlred Railroad set
fire to all oil well near Bakers trestlc. The
flames spread rapidly, and thirty rlgs and
about three thousand barrels have been
consumed,
4liS dtohLll has made q scarcity Of water
and the FIRE IA still raging, threatening q
Wholesale destruction ni oil property
Forest fires art rigging at various point
near Bradford, Nangs NJ Uel aTp fighting
the flaNes, bit they are working agains
iltsptrate Odds 1ithe FIRE at Bakers tres
lie Is not gotten under control soon severa
monster iron tanks in the vicinity will &
up Ia smoke,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02

SAN Francisco, September 1,--Further
advices regarding the attempt TO rob an
overland train adds nothing to the pre-
viously reported facts, except that On the
approach Of the robbers the express mes.
sengor put OH the lights, secured tho doors
Of tic cars and armed himself, and therob-
hers finding that their attempt 1t surprise
Ind failed, left hastily in wagon which
they had in waiting. Officers dre securing
the country In pursuit, l,.s+i',f n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02

TOMBSTONE, September lin Ramsays
Canyon, This county, thirteen. .yearold
gif informed her father that In passing a
Mexican wood-cuttihg camp, she had been
ihEnlted by Mexican boy. Men went 10
The camp and compelled the Mextcans
nine IN number, 10 whip the boy Will
khOtted. taghide thongs, resulting In bis
death afew hours later. The gifl subseoueni.
lySail herstOfy washOl true, e,buttoli i6rilIh.
Retaliation Is feared from the MeSicrn si5e,
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THOMAS, trial.
For IIercsy-PoInts ON the Prosecution
and Defense,

ana Defense.
CHcAGO, September 1.-The trial Oi tho
Rev, u, Thomas, Of the Methodist Epls-
cOpal Church, on charges of bcrcsy, began
today before II committee appointed blythe
Presiding Elder Of the District. NIostoithe
time was occupied by the reading Of the
proof Of the charges, tilkGn from the pub
lishcd sermons OF the accused and from
other sources. The defence will not en-
tlGavor to overthrow these statements Of
iact, but luke u stand on the broad ground
that the church cannot exclude d minister
from his office for denying tho doctrine Of
total depravity us set forth In the Articles
Of Faith, for denying the Glbgna Of eternal
ppnishWent us commonly understood, Rpa
lQr holding to q theory oi the dogma o. the
trinity at variance with the accepted stand
ards. The defence will put the church to
the test on these points.
II the committee nov having the CQse
decide that l)r, Thomas teachings are
heretical II can only suspend him from his
functions until tho annual Conference acts
on the committees report. From the lle-
ClsiOn 6f the annual Conference there Is IN
appeal to judicial committee, and from that
10 tliep general Conference u tile decision
IN the present INSTANCE Is adverse DR..
Thomas will carry his case to the court Of
last resort
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NV YoRK, September 1.-Wm. A, An.
dersen, Of the Mercantile Insurance Co.,
and chairman Of the committee appointed
by the Board Of Underwriters 10 ihyesti.
gate the danger Of fire from electric light
wires, said this morning that tho commit,
tee had become convinced that II the eiec-
trio wires were properly insulted there was
less danger of'fre from electricity than
from leaky gas mains and kerosene oil.
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,,,,,r-olhc tir.t conference Of the d,
l0g R. representatives with the ordi-
,',... and RiIpm Committees concern
isltto lttoraacIsyiIIccStcuston was not MS
S,m,Diol, A, could be- wished, the cross
On, an thlt occasion seems to have
5and -, the atmosphere and tended to a
h,rr understanding 1t is understood
NM negotiation, were resumed yesterday,
rnltlcr /. aid to br a lair prospect now
M, tDrconroyrr,ics ot the roads seeking
np..,lpriycr front can he settled before
5,ommittccs make their report.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02

DErRofT, September ian explosion In
the gus house ofthe Cutter House, at Grand
Haven, this afternoon, tore the. building
into atoms, probably fatally injurfng Chas.
CGtter, brother Of b. Cutter, owner soi Tie
hotel j. II. Spires was badly hurt, and
will probably lose an arm, II not his life.
Howard Roseburn and the engineer were
also slightly injured. The other damage
and loss was slight. hll 'F
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02
I.oulayiIle IndnssriaI ExpositIon.

LouRVlLlR,K KY.I Septamberl,-Louisvllle
opens licr Ninth Industrial Exhibition on
September 9th and closes II upon October
23l. All tho available space has been
taken by exhibitors and the displays will,
in every respect, be superior to those oi
previous years, Rates have been made
with all the lines Of travel leading to the
city for excursions. The art gallery is one
Of the finest In the country, Coy. Black,
burn and other prominent people will par-
tlGlpate In the opening exercises next
Tuesday night. 't7.. ,rI..1fII~
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B,O example. are contagiouS and the
,gatd The refusal oiaicwof the residents
dyhnholl county to furnish the right Of
masked Tor by the Wheeling, larkers-
rFk Charleston line bus had the effect
daip,.ng some in the adjoining county
dW,atI to withdraw their promises here
stpmadc. Wcran only repeat what we
hswh6r ail, that the building Of the
uls By uo means IL certainty, and that
a,A9notllosr who have its construc-
baml,fconsidcration willbc influenced
hpdygthc spirit cyinccd by those Sec
6uidr,trd in its completion. The free
at'd way together with Il preliminary
gry nd the charter Of the road, were
rgfdr preliuinarics beforeany action
promiscd by the syndicate. II the
Monlhion cannot he carried out by us,
Uan hycno right to complain II the
pSm,ahnioncd by its originNtors,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02

MtwAuKEE, septcmbct IA special To
ibe ReDabiican from SIanatowlc, WIs,sayG
During the heavy thunder storm that pre-.
vailed there last night the large convent at
silver Lake was struck by q thunder bolt
and was soon IN Nshca, Abont eight per;
sons were In the building at the time and
Mi escaped without injury. Loss about
$4,000, Insured for SS6,OW,
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NEw YoRk, September 1.-The following
is from the Spirit Of ne 7Sma. Tneepi.
denic influenza among the horses 81 The
East all season does not abate as the season
advances. It, ID 4iEo.s,4ft IN
Hindoo will make an extratrip 10 Lex.
ington and Iouisville this fall and then re.
turn to Baltimore. .I.TI ..r|.I7f
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NEW YoRK, September .--The Erie IaIl.
road Company, to encourage attendance al
the fall rifle tnatcli at Cteedmoor, will sell
round trip tickets at any point on die line
Of its road, TO parties intending 10 visit
CreedmOot, al whatever the regular fare
one way may be from such point. TT
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liam, that has been wrought IN
% H.,Iy,lI within the last twenty
y : - s,'" '.'~,r,,,,, Mayor in Philadelphia
S'n' t.I g.,.rl a. white policeman ior
sa' s'.sl.,n '-I d ~Jord member OF the
5''' '..'r D" ra !, beside linn on the bench
~ '',s .,.,gp which carries culpriS to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02

sT' LOUIS, September l.-C. H. Keeler,
Treasurer of the St. Louis Carbon Works,
was arrested in East 81. Louis last night
and taken to Bellevillc, county scot Of 81,
Clair county on q charge Of fraudulently
drawing drafts and issuing notes to TIC
amount'of about $4,000. 4
The receipts and shipments Of cotton 10
and from this city for the year ending yes.
terday as furnished BY the Secretary ofthe
Cotton Exchange, were as follows Re.
cceipsr @S,5So balesi shipments, 411077
bales. W
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no.i1, of an. ,1.,II.s. -,

losroN, September i.--Benjamin Israel
Butler, aged twentyseyen yeats, son Of
General b. f. Butler, died to-day Of kidney
disease. He was graduate Of West Point.
claRs Of ~, served III Texas In the Ninth
Cavalry, and later was admitted to tlie baf
IN New York and Massachusetts, I n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02
THE PUBLIC BUSINESS,
How II is Affected by the PFOStration OF
the President.

v,,,,,,,.,..,, can,an,hon ~. ,l,,,
w MAs'''N"toN' 9ei,'cn,D'r i'-N"" '''a'
confidence in the Presidents recovery 'F
being restored, the subject Of executive
business IL NON i'm discussed md in connec.
,, Du"I .., 't =. %" !. III n,'i W ton",Ia n,
noh WIN II ~ - proplp'' '''u ''''S'o'v ''"''
General Arthur will be called upon to act
as President until President Garfield sufii-
ciertlv rcrovcrs IN resumc his executive
dutics Tho met cannot well be overlook.
al tLot In cv"rv ionort,nnnt of thn C;nv.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02
Amir n EnlninnI.

LONDON, September i.--Dispatchcs from
Durham say: Affairs IN zululand are cats:
Ing mitch anxiety. Sir Il. Wood will hold
q meeting with the cliiets. The discohtent
and disturbances ate chronic. Several Of
the head chiefs are rlarriiibg thrbugll tlie
country with large armed followihgs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02

BRIDengRr, Crd september i.--James
Mooney and Bernard ieaty we're drowned
while attempting TO 20 through the food
gate Of 4 mill pond, Each leaves d widow
and children,
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TuSIs, September General Coreatti,
whose column was attacked by nbs Aat
soarki, WIS compelled to retreat. He
asked the corporation OF a TnniSian Col.
Onrl, who was ir the vicinity with 500 men,
but the Tunisian officer refused, saying he
had no instructions To that effect,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02

B4LriMoRE, September 1.-THE Baltimore
4 Ohio miltoad company open their new
elevator for the reception Of grain Monday
next, adding 100000 bushels 70 la stof.
age capacity, and will not increase storage
rates IA there will he no danger Of a block.
ala
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f.onllnn SfnnI hail.,

LoSboS, September 0.-To.day $40
bales Of wool, comprising New soutb
walee, Queensland, Victoria, New Zealand,
and Cape, were offered, Good demand
and prices Arm, ''""S
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PUBLIC Delft STATEMENT
For August-Decreas During thG Month
over Fourteen MILLIONS.

wAsntSoroS, September l,-1'he iollow-
Ing is the pubIic debt statement for the
month of August:
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-12
A strong Man .

Very strong men are not 80 common
in these degenerate days as they were
in "the good old times" If the feats Of
heroes chronicled in legendary lore
were ever really performed by those
mighty ones of the past. But Milo, OF
Crotona, or ev n the semi-divine Her
cules himself, might have been proud
of such muscular power as that pos
sessed by Xavier Semmelmann, Ba-
varian drayman now living in the town
of Irlbauh, near Straubing. Among
the latest recorded feats of this formid-
able athlete, who claims to be the
champion weight-lifter of Germany,
the following deserve especial mention
as having completely thrown into the
shade the Justly celebrated feats OF
Hans Steyner himself, hitherto reputed
tobe the strongest of the latter.day
Teutons. A few d avs ago, at Hogel-
dorf, a suburb of Rottenburg, Semmel-
mann raised a blacksmith's anvil,
weighing weighing 400 pounds, twelve
inches from the ground with one finger,
and subsequently lifted load OF
brick, $40 pounds in weight, to the
height of his shoulder. Last year,
yielding to the solicitations OF his
family, who urged him to turn his ex-
traordinary strength to account by
exhibiting it in public, Semmelman
commenced starring exhibition tour
In Bavaria. During his first perform
auce i'm Ingalstad, some dextrous
thieves succeeded in robbing him of all
his personal property, and this unto
ward mishap SO disguised him with
travelling that he rsolved never again
to quit his native district. Nothing,
however, affords him greater delight
than to show off his powers before
those who will take the trouble to seek
him out in the place of his birth.
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A Cure for Hydrophobis.

DR.. Buisson, of Paris, announces a
care for that terrible disease known az
hydrophobia. He states that while SUI
ferine with the disease be took q vapor
bath with the intention not of healing,
but Of suffocating himself. The bath
was at height of 81 degrees centigrade,
equal to 1884 Fahrenheit, was raised to
81 centigrade, equal TO 1872 Fahrenheit,
then to 63 centlgrade, equal to 142
Fahrenheit, when all the symptoms Of
the disease disappeared as fby enchant
ment, and no has felt none of them
since. More than eighty persons, be
claims, have been treated by this pro-
cess, all of whom he saved. When q
person is bitten by mad dog, he says
he should be made to take seven
of the so-cailed Russian vapor-baths,
from 81 degrees to 63 degrees centigrada
hot, one every day, by way OF proven
ton. In case Of the malady having dis.
linctly shown itself the vapor-bath
should be heated rapidly TO 81 degrees
centigrade, and then slowly to SO de-
grees. The patient should strictly con-
fine himself TO his room until he Is quito
well. DR.. Buisson says a man In Amer
lea was bitten by rattle-snake, about
sixteen miles from home. Wishing 10
die In the bosom OF his family, he ran
home, went to bed, perspired plentifully,
and the wound healed like any simple
sore. The bite of the tarsntula Is cured
by dancing, the virus being dissipated
by perspiration. II an infant who has
been yaccInated is made to take vapor-
bath the vaccination is of no effect.
When once the rabific virus has declared
itself in the human system, all measures
hitherto adopted would appear unavail-
ing to arrest its course. Ii would be
quite useless to mention the almost
numberless specifics which have been
|. proposed for the diseases and have been
employed without success from time i'm
memorial. There are precautions, how
ever which, If adopted soon after the
reception of the poison, will assure the
safety of the Injured party. These pre-
cautions consist in the application of
ligature, If possible, to impede the circu
lation from the wound, In sucking the
wound, and in It's thorough cauteriza-
ton, nitrate Of silver being the most
valuable agent. But if this last Is not
available, the hot iron, a burning coal,
potassa fusa, or almost any acid may be
used. Mr.. Yonatt, the very best posi-
BILE authority on this subject, testified in
1880, bet IRE committee of the British
House of Commons, that he had been
successful in arresting the incubation
of the virus by means of cauterization
with nitrate Of silver in some 400 human
cases and in innumerable dogs; in his
own person, moreover, as he had been
very frequently wounded by rapid dogs,
and once Sc, erely bp n ad cat.
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RAILROAD LIN q.
! AND BAITiaSnE AL III

- @. ASA1aAAVsA -
NAY "a, 10 n
Trains willleave Wilm1nGbon - iolfnU1(
for y N l-''''3' Z '''5
Philadelphia and Intermedia 4 etssion9|
Nv. aio, s.l0, 1870 a. M; 49, 40OT0s -
Pniladelpnia (IcxpreaD s.so, IN. -
O. m. 12.I5, 9.65 b. m 81
Phila. and New York, 2O5. 2.2b. 0.a0. -
's.65. l.6S q. m, 1913, los, 6.62, 686 3 N
baltimore and intermediate k3tsxsonn
b.5S q, m. 4.46 p. m. N q
Perrvville and intermediate Stations
6.l6 p. m. ~ II = ~
Baltimore and Bay line. $50 D. M.
baltimore and Washington, 126l, 21A
4.R, 1863 g. M; l255, l.04s 600 1d.St p.1K
Trains for Delaware Division. laav6 ~
New Castle 800. 8.a5. .. na.s l.9 az. -
p. m. r. ~ q
Harrington and intermediates stasacna
8.35 q. m. ; l.05, 6.25 .. m. ~ 7 y.
Delmar and intermediate Stations ~
o M; LOO p. m. n
SUNDAY TRAIns.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stallion
Si0a m. 800. 7.o0, 1000 p. m. s
rni,a 5elphia d New York. 206, As q ~
Baltimore and Washington, l2E1. 2la
402, 7.65, q. M, 1851 p. m, n
For further Information passengers axo
depot H,F, KENNY. ~
Super1ntendone
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HOW TO SECURE HEALTH.

1t is strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought on by impure
blood, when SCOVlLL'S SARSAPA.
RILLA AND STILLINGIA, oil
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will re-.
store health to the physical organization
1t is a strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take and the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Scrofula, Svphi-
lite disorders, Weakness of the Kidneys,
Erysipelss, Malaria, Nervous disorders,
Debility, Bilious complaints and Dis.
eases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach, Skin, etc.
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A BEAUTY'S SINGULAR MISFOR
TUNE.
From the Syracuse IN. VI Herald.

From the Syracuse N. Y. Herald.
Miss Schaffer, the young lady residing
In Elmira who took the $500 at Brock
port recently for being the handsomest
woman III the State, has gone crazy.
Her insanity is the work of too much
notoriety on q weak mind. She IS to be
taken to an asylum on Monday next for
the trouble on the brain, which the
physicians assert is due in no small de-
gree to the use of certain acids 10 stain
or color her hair.
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DIR. ROGERS WORM SYRUP In
tantly destroys WORMS.
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WANTED.

VxJANTED.--By q competent woman.
w place TO do general homework.
Apply 4l6 West Front Street.
sept 81.
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BAKERS PAIN PANACEA CURES
pain In Man or Beast.
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,ANTED.-A BOY. Apply at this
w ONCE, sep1.n
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Who allow their children to eat heartily
of high-seasoDed food, rich pies, cake
&C., will have to use Hop Bitters to pre-.
vent Indigestion, sleepless nights, sick.
ness, pain, and perhaps death. No fami.
ly IL safe without them In the house
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NOTICE.-Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
Kestorer Is the marvel of the age for all
Nerve Diseases. All fits stopped ffee.-
Send TO p3l Arch Street Phil telphia,
Ont 20-1v
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,ITANTEO.-A PAR rNER, with e4OO
w cash capital. TO preserve cider un-
aer a patent process, which greatly Inn
moves and keeps IL for years. Answer ut
poce 10 ANDERSON,
anvg3-8t Seaford, Del.
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DR.. HAYDOCK'S
NEW
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