davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-10-27

Inc telephones are used in offices and nr;-
Vate residences, so that the business M
can know what boat is at the landina ,.'a ~
the madam can inform him ssdinna5' 4
waiting In company with Major Grsfton
enjoyed the hospitality of Col. DeI,an ana
family on Thursday night, and about 4 ts0
O'Clock P. NJ, this sort Of messs Sus , sen
teiephoned by Maj. G. to the priya ass r w.
dence Of Mr. John A. Dicks: eva bs az.
met with an accident. As we starta ~ y !
return your horse backed down the tsv .Ta %
5pllllng me out, but horse and buggy tt nre',
ing over on Col p, injuring him coz consida-
ABLY but not seriously 1t il nroner 3, 81.
1nat We left Col Delays house n pood n c ~
olIlon' put accidents win happen, espsci an
h ml,en your correspondent gets among ~
norses. Your correspondent had Iosss w as
sympathy and assistance, which w 49, y, y
merous bruises. By all means ~ 80 Z q
sle telephone il Jackson. Let m Ts,l;- ..aNe
put the ball in motion. TIE ns ss,sna s. |
nemoeE Of subscribers for an Exchss,.s
Without doubt be obtained. '1'''se cAn
THE WV = - I, -
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-10-27

better
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10
FOREIGN NOTES.

1t Is reported on good authority that The
relations between Mexico and Guatamala
arc very critical. ......
Adyices from Tripoli announce that the
French Consul there was recently fired al
by soldiers who were arrested.
Egan writes from Paris TO the F'rtemda't
Journal, Dublin, confirming the authentic.
ity OF the manifesto Of Tie Home Rule
League. lie says II had the full sanction
Of all the suspects confined In the Kill
tnainham jail.
II Is believed In well.informed circles
that Bismarck will seek a distinct expires.
sion Of the Emperor's wishes In regard to
the present situation, and the Emperor's
declarations will be such as will strengthen
Bismarck's position.
Tuesday night ex.pfesident Dias, Of
Mexico, was married Civilly TO Miss
Romero Rubiso. The witnesses for Gen.
Dias were President Gonzales and General
PaCheco; for the bride, Ramohg GuGman
and Manuel Saavedra.
OF twenty Of the second elections In
Germany the Liberals carried fifteen, 50.
cialists four and CleriCals one. Nobody In
Berlin believes that Bismarck's threatened
resignation Is anything more than a pre-.
tense 10 Influence the supplementary cleo
lions.
Herr Kopfer Of the party Of the people,
has been elected member Of the German
Reichslag at Mannheim and Herr Engfillen.
berg and Reittenhausen, Socialist, az Nur.
embefg and Solingen, respectively. Al
l,ennep and Dortmuhd the Progressists
elected their candidates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10

and managers OF boards Of charities have
to cope with. That which is bred in the
bone is supposed to be practically ineradi-
cable. 1t stamps the child for life unless
controlled by the very best inauences-in-
fluences rarely happening to the children
Of poverty and crime. The time comes
when, like concealed disease, the innate
impulses of the youth break forth, or they
are suddenly developed or displayed under
the temptation Of an opportunity. Such
developments will puzzle the humane, for
it will be hard to provide for their proteges
after they have been reared to a point
where they should become seli-supporting,
and it will be discouraging to realize that,
after all their pains and expense, they are
raising only rascals to prey upon society
and eventually to populate prisons. The
Western press is raising its voice against
sending such children there, and should
the warnings they utter be generally needed
we are confronted by question Of stupen-
dous importance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10

and the other severely injured. Aln. Ba-
der had her skull fractured. On the top
floor Ferdinand Bold lived with his vile,
Mary, and their SON Joseph, and with them
lived Mrs, Bold's mother, Francis Knort,
45 years OF age, her son John, aged II years
and a daughter, Teresa. As, Knort and
John Knort were taken out dead.
People living in the neighborhood OF the
fallen buildings say they have been con-
sidered unsafe for a longtime. @, K. Hyde,
inspector Of the building department OF
this district said: We had no record Of the
erection of these buildings, but they were
probably fifty years old, The corner build
ing was altered two years ago from three
and half story building with peaked roof
to four-story flat roof building The 9TH
or building was three and half stories
high, The partition wall was an eight-inCh
wall. The buildings were reported unsafe
list week, and made an examination and
recommended that the walls be strength
ened and new foundation built ior par
tition wall. did not think there was any
danger, though the foundations were rotten
and the partition wall had settled badly.
0'Brien, the owner OF the corner building,
signifled his willingness to do all that was
required. Julius Levy was owner ofthe
other buildings. Edward Key, fireman,
was injured while at work and taken home
in an ambulance. ...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10
vn.rI,nen Case OF Quaekery.

From the Pres, published at Freeport,
Harrison county, Ohio, we copy the fol-
loving exposure;
We believe, that US rule, it is better to
,.troui1e home physicians and steer clear
Il ii" travelling NJ. d. A case that seems
10 sustain this view recently came under
cor observation. A gentleman living not
ar from FreepOrt has two daughters. One
Il them has been afflicted for several
Months with some heart diease, which in
ircJ sinking spells The other Is the
Uic,nre % Of health and has no ailment ex-
tsn, perhaps a touch Of Catarrh. A doctor
SiIins from South Bend, Indiana, by the
name name oi Pugin, had in some way heard OF
GSaiIment0ft the AEst named daughter, and
rnt her some Of his circulars, giving notice
hat he wonld be at Freeport at such date.
When the time arrived the anxious moth
or and the daughter that was perfectly
wall came to town and met him at the
Central House, to consult him regarding
,he heaGlicted daughter. Assoon as he heard
ihe name he began expatiating in q very
learned WAY on the condition ot the girl,
Thinking tic daughter before him was the
afflicted one, he tapped on her lungs, felt
her Pulse looked in her eye, told her the
carsC Of her malady, that he thoroughly
understood the case, and could effect
cure The mother was astonished at his
stupidity and brazen faced quackery, and
when sic got IN opportunity told him that
the daughter he was examining was not
tlCaAictcd one ut all, He was somewhat
non.pIlssed of course, but tried to pass It
olTby saving that 1t made no difference, 1t
Vsal the same, etc. Better consult home
physicians. II they humbug you you have
your remedy.
It was to meet such cases Of vagrant
Quackcry Us this that the recent law was
enacted in this State providing for the reg
iaration and licensing Of physicians. West
Virginia used to be chosen field for all
such humbugs, but since the law went into
effect they have been compelled to seek
other fields. The territory Of every State
in the Union ought to be made hot for all
such impOstOrS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
A Bond BOOm-PoFeIgn Houses Making
the Purchases.

NEw YORE, November 9.-The demand
for bonds is increasing daily and bids fair
to grow into IN important movement. For
eign houses are leading the movement,
Several European syndicates have lately
sent representatives.to this country to alb
sorb railway bonds when they can be pro-
cured at bargains. The bonds Of the Belt
Railroad at Chicago have Just been taken
by an English house, and propositions have
been received for other Investments, Mr.,
Gould is quoted as saying that Texas
Pacific will go up to so before Christmas,
The Erie pool is said to have sold consider
able stock lately. London was large
buyer on Monday, Seventy thousand
shares are said to have been bought for
foreign account since Friday, The success
Of the Gould party in the approaching
election will end the railroad war, On
Monday Missouri Pacific and Western
Union will probably be "listed" on the
London Exchange, Rumors are current
that Louisville { Nashville has advanced
rates on through business, and that an adj
vance Is probable in Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy, The large short interest has been
created by the people who sold their stock
against the purchase OF rights. The in-
sideB who sold out on the prospect Of
trouble with the Union Pacific are buying
back their stock. The Northwestern Cons
pany is said to be earning Is per cent per
annum, An advance in Illinois Central lis
considered probable.
Ten thousand shares OF Robinson con-
solidated were bought by pool Monday,
A good demand is reported for Missouri,
Kansas & Texas consolidated mortgage
bonds, 1t Is reported that the Mobile 4
Ohio debentures will soon be funded into
8 per cent. bonds and the road restored To
the stockholders. It Is reported that the
Memphis and Fort Smith Companies have
protected themselves against the probable
decision Of the Arkansas Supreme Court
holding these roads liable for certain bonds
by buying In most Of the bonds issued on
their roads. The advance In Buffalo, Pitts
burgh 4 Western Is based on the contem-
plated alliance with the Buffalo, New York
< Philadelphia. English capitalists con-
template building q railroad from Colum-
bus to the Ohio coal fields. The Wabash
Is taking advantage Of the opportunity TO
advance rates not touched by competing
roads.
The Post says tho city banks are losing
more currency 10 the South than receiving
from other sections. The Treasury offered
to buy to-day two million dollars worth Of
81 per cent bonds at par and accrued inter-
est, The only bonds offered was u lot OF
1850 extended skies, which were taken at
par and aCCrued interest, or 1O1l, The
market price is l0l llalOll.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10
AHorribIe O6traxe,

ST. Louis, November GA Republican,
Springfield, Mo-, special gives an account
Of a most diabolical outrage perpetrated
on Monday night at Seymour, Webster
county, the new railroad town on the
Kansas City, Springfield 4 Memphis line.
1t appears that large number OF peopleare
gathered there, living in tents and huts,
awaiting the erection OF houses. In one
OF the tents lived q newly married man,
named Newton McIane. During Monday
night Henry Carter and Frank Brown en-.
tered the tent, and while one Of the ruff.
ans held his revolver at McLane's
head the other ravished the wife.
They then changed places, and theother
william performed the same vile act
upon the poor woman. The scoundrels
then fled, but an alarm was Immediately
given and large party started in pursuit.
Brown has been captured and Carter will
no doubt be taken. Judge Lynch is likely
To settle the case.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10

ATLANTA, GA, November 0.-The Expo
sition here Is claimed, by persons who have
seen both, to exceed in interest and TO far
exceed In value to this country, the Cen
tennal exhibition at Philadelphia. The
display Of tho natural resources and pro-
ducts Of the South Is something wonderful,
Tuesday next, Mexican Veterans Day,
General Sherman and his associates In the
Mexican war, will be the guests Of the Ex-
position, and tens Of thousands Of visitors
from all parts Of the country are expected
to join In the welcome 10 those war worn
soldiers who, q few years ago, were arrayed
in opposite armies, but who will then meet
together as friends, comrades aud fellow
citizens to houor American labor and re-
joicc over American progress and pros
perity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10

GALVESTON, November 0.-In the T'lipper
case the cross examination OF Shafter occtl-
pied the court again to-day. Questions
Tor tho defense pointed to m attempt 10
prove that Shafter was over jealous In the
service OF the Government in stripping
FlippCr OF all his personal effects. shafter
replied that his personal effects were taken
at first, but were subsequently, rendered
back; the balance was retained until some
small debts were settled; probably all had
been offered but refused by Flipper, save
through q civil process; the effects have
been subject to his order since that time.
The defense offered to prove that the en-
listed men were so enraged at his conhne-
ment that propositions were made 10 re-
lieve Flipper by force. The Judge Advo-
cate declined the offer as improper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10
The Klnd Of an Apoiosy he cot.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, November 9.-John
r. smarr, member Of the firm Of b. G.
Roberts 4 Co., grocers, was shot and killed
tonight at The 81. James Hotel by j. II.
Russell, recently Of Quincy, The affair
grew out OF q remark made In the court
room to-day by Smarr. The parties. met
tonight and Russell demanded an apology,
which sinarr refused 10 give Russell then
knocked smarr down and the latter, who
Is duite small man, while Russell is large
and powerful, drew a knife eahd slightly cut
hls antagonist. Russell then drew re-
volyer and smarr lodged behind pillar
In the hotel Office. Russell fired three shots,
the last one entering Smatr's abdomen,
killing him almost Instantly. Russell was
arrested. Public sentiment Is on the side
nf ymaff,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10

CtxcrNSAri, November 9.-The Western
Wholesale Drug Association Is holding It's
seventh annual convention here, with
about sixty members present. About
twenty new members were admitted. The
officers elected: Pres, J, s. Burdsall, Gin.
cinnati; Vice Prcsidents,:A A. Wither, St.
Louis John K, Drake, Milwaukee;
u. y. Williams, Detroit; Charles
West, Toledo; r. A. Robinson, Louisville,
Treasurer; s. NJ. Long, Cleveland, Secre-
tary; Board Of Control A. i. Merriam, Gin.
cinnAti; G. I. G. Meyer, 81. Louis, George
A. Kelley, Pittsburgh Samuel Laiighlin,
Wheeling; ?. c. Wheeler, Peoria.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10
HANCOCK COUNTY,
ROId, bad BurgIars at Fairvisw-C Court
News.


Special 10 the IntellIgeuccL
NEW CUMBERLAND, W, Va, November o,
Last night burglars effected an entrance
into W. @, Pomeroy's store in Fairview,
but were scared of, followed to New Cum.
berland and there the clue was lost, They
had stolen horse and buggy beyond Fair
view, which they used to further their
escape, No clue as to their identity or
from whence they came or went.
The Jury in thecase Of the State ys, Riley
Butler Fickes found him guilty yesterday,
and he was sentenced to pay fine Of $25
and quarters in the county Jail four months
The case Of Thomas F. Fickes vs.. the
town Of New Cumberland Is on trial to-day.
1t is q damage case, claimed by reason Of
the town flooding hishouse in their system
OF drainage,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10

CtNclSNArl, November GA freight
train on the Louisville, Cincinnati 4 Lex
ington railroad, due at Covington early
this morning, jumped rail at South Gov
ington, from some unasCertained cause,
and demolished several cars. Conductor
]. p Love was killed, but no other person
was intured
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10

Increased Acreage-Great Damage From
the Fly Reported.

Special TO the Cleveland Herald.
STEuDENvILLE, November S.-No other
product Is Of US much importance to the
people OF this country rs the wheat crop;
especially are the poorer classes OF people
interested. Your correspondent recently
made an extended trip over portion Of
West Virginia and southwest Pennsylvania,
including the counties OF Washington and
Greene, and u portion Of Jefferson county,
this State. From observation and upon
the authority Of responsible farmers your
correspondent learns that fully one
third more ground was sown this
fall than last, Almost every farmer, ow-
ing to the extreme dryness Of the fall and
the early ripening Of the corn, converted
his corn ground into wheat field, thus ln-
creasing the acreage sown over the average
years ut least one-thlrd. The open, warm
weather has been too favorable 10 the
wheat crop, and now the report comes,
well authenticated that in many places an
insect known us the "hy" has completely
destroyed some Of the finest fields. Open,
warm weather throughout this and the fol-
lowing month may prove very disastrous
to the prospective yield Of wheat next
harvest,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10
steubenvIlIe News Notes.
- Ala In1n1II,,nnnn.

srEuDGSvILr, O., November 0.-From a
letter received to-day from Cadiz we learn
that smallpox has made its appearance in
that place. Mrs, Duvall, VIM. Duvall and
Mrs. Lou Duvall arc prostrated with tho
dreaded disease. There is much excite.
ment in that quiet town.
1t is currently reported, and with some
degree OF truth upon It's face, that very
estimable young lady OF this city and q
gentleman Of high standing in financial
circles are shortly to be married.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10
Cow BoyS Lynche,I.

Tucsox, November 0.--Bill Littenbern
and Sandy King, two members Of the noted
COW boy gang, who were recently arrested
for dealing In stolen stock and taken To-
Shakespeare for trial, were lynched about
2 o'clock this morning. Over q dozen
masked men went 10 the jail where the
two mon wcro confined, and seizing the
guard, hung the COW boys to jolst until
dead,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10
A HOME RULE REVIVAL
N PLAcE oF TAE LAND league.
The Number Of ASrarlla Outragss for October.
Features Ofths Lord AayOr'I PrOssHIlOa-Un.
uIuL HSaSn TO The American Flag.
General F0rslTn News AOtsI.

LONDON, November 9.-At the Home
Rule meeting in Dublin yesterday, D, Sui
liyan, brother Of A. NJ, Sullivan, moved
that the Home Rule manifesto be circu-
lated throughout Europe, America and
Australia, Detectives watched those who
entered the room to attend the meeting,
A Dublin correspondent, discussing the
Home Rule meeting, says: "The little
knot Of politicians who meet occasionally
under the name OF the Home Rule League,
think they see a fine opportunity for
emerging from the insignifcance into
which they were cast by the Land League
Only thirty persons were present at the
meeting at which the manifesto was pro-
mulgated,"
Several more suspects were arrested on
Tuesday, The Episcopal arms were
carved on the pillars Of Archbishop Nc.
Cabe's house in Dublin, owing, II
Is supposed, to the Archbishop's recent
pastoral, The agrarian outrages In Ireland
during October number 400, as follows;
Munster, 223; Connaught, 1888; Leinster,
l02; Ulster, 32.
At the first sitting Of the Land Commits
sion in Limerick there was large attend-
ance, and about two hundred claims for
reduction Of rent were presented to the
court,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10

ban caaEE, HAttlsOn County, ". va.

1yosr CRREE, Harrison County W,Va.
The citizens OF this place and surrounding
county are anxious for some man OF com.
pany with capital 10 come and build q hfst.
class FioURiNo Mill Coal and water In
Abundance, Situation the line Of the O., w.
&G,H X For information correspond with
or CONC and see John A. Sheets OF Daniel
BasSeii, Lost Creek Station, Harrison county,
w, Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10

CHARLOTTE, N. O., November 9.-AtFort
Mills to-day James Sutton, a young planter,
shot dead Nat Gibson, Constable. The
tragedy took place in the PosloffiCe, and
originated In the execution Of an attach.
ment by Gibson upon the property Of d
brothet.in.law Of sutlons, Sutton escaped.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10

MtLwAuKEE, November 0.-The lively
cigar makers strike which has been III
progress here for some days has not yet
been compromised, but on the contrary, il
becoming more bitter. The firms interested
have perfected arrangements with four
hundred cigar makers In San Frsncisco-..
not Chinese, as has been reported-and
have contracted with the Union Pacific
and Rock Island routes to bring them to
this bitv al once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10
Rsmnnnia 81. t.rnnineaa.

Providence, Il. l., November 0,-1t ptr.
suanCe Of decree Of the Supreme Court
Trustee ChaiTee adyeftises the sprague
print works, the Quidneck Company stock
and other portions Of the trust property Of
the A. 4 W. spragte Manufacturing Com
pany for sale by auction next month.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10
MeelIne of sleeI sntlnr MNLets.

CLEVELAND, o., November "a dozen
steel spring makers attended themeeting Of
the National Association held here to-day.
The proceedings were secret. The reported
object oi the gathering Is 10 raise prices,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10
Suicide of a IsSIIroad Man.

ST. Lotus, November 0.-tt Is reported
from Kansas City that A. d. vahhorn,
well known In railroad circles, died yester4
day from the effects OF dose Of morphine,
taken with,suicidal intent.
Vanhorn came 10 Kansas City from
New York, and was formerly agent Of the
Santa Fe road.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10

WAsnfSurox November g.-Atlehtion
having been called 10 the alleged adulten.
lion Of beer in New York city, Commits.
,ioner Raum said to-day that he intended
10 cause a general examination made of
The materials used in the manufacture of
beer all over the country, Els Is.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10

81. 1.ovis, November g-The Republicans
Austin, Texas, special BAYS that the State
Capitol was burned 10 ashes. Loss 500;
OO6. The archives Of the Republic oi
Texas and the battle flags Of Alamo were
destroyed. 1ncendiarisn is supposed TO be
the cause. There is great excitement
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10
auat,.led Over ihe El.etlon.

NEW TRuNswiCK, MI, November o.
Jas. X. Montiose shot and killed William
sardonix at Fiellville, last night while
quartelihg over the result Of the election
MOnltOFe escaped
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10

81. Lotus, Mo-, November GA Hous.
ton, Texas, special says; Greer Thomas,
and Anthony Mccartney, section hands on
The Texas Western Railroad quareled
and Mccartney fatally stabbed Thomas
with butcher knife and fled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10
Ghs GatelIigerter,
65ise, Sos. rs and "a Fourteenth street.

IlTCGY s6OTt Creek farmer Is Mr.
rosbna Windsor. He was delivering 500
tn,bels Of new corn yesterday at the mouth
ottbe creek to Mr.. Joe Wilson, grain deal
y, nj eighty cents, contracted for during
,bs August scare about short corn crop.
nj now worth in the market about fifty
..n,.-a clear bonus Of $3.50 to Mr., Wind
sor Moral:-Always sell your corn at
..irb1r cents in August-ii you can.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10

wHGr Is home without babyS Many
children have coughs and Colds Just now,
and should have the greatest care, and bot.
tie Of DE- BulrS Cough Syrup, Price only 2
cents,