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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-04
NO CONFERgNUE.
COnklIuE'S HAuguine Friends Say That
"EhInKB Are BPightT

COnRlIuE's HAuguine Friends Say That
"ThiDKS Are BFIght"
New YoRE, June 3.-There was no sign
OF q political conference tonight at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, and ex-senator Conk-
ling kept in hIs room the whole evening,
Ex-senator Plat was with him the greater
part Of the time.
Vice President Arthur Is expected to be
in town tomorrow evening. Ex-senator
Plat proposes TO return 10 Albany on
Sunday evening, 1t is said to night,
by those who profess to know, that there
will be no conference here; that Conk.
lingB friends have assured him that his
prospects are bright, and that there Ia no
Sign OF q backdoWn among tho stalWarts
The 7Tm@ says: Mr.. ConkIlug Feems TO
have reached that stage of his career
where his presence repels rather than at.
tracts, and the absence Of his former
henChmen at the Filth Avenue Hotel last
night must have been painfully apparent
TO him. g.
Vice President Arthur remained in
Albany, with nearly all OF Oonkling'S
trends,to keep the Stalwarts OF the Legis'
lature TO their work in the absence Of their
chief, and SEQ to II that they did not. .ialter
in their allegiance, lie will retur n to New
York tonight.
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AT THE RIVER,
Some More water Anuat-tiood Prospects
for BOAtmen.


for BOatnen.
Quiet on tha landing yesterday.
The Scotia, with excursionists from
Pittsburgh, came down yesterday, and
after laying here for few hours, went on
10 Cincinnati.
The Bachelor resumes her Pittsburgh
trips this morning.
Sometime to-day the Hudson will pass
up for Pittsburgh.
Capt. J. T. stOCkdale aud Phil AnRhulz
were In the city yesterday.
Weather yesterday was cloudy with q
heavy rain In the afternoon.
The marks at the landing last evening
showed four feet six inches and rising
slowly.
The 81. Lawrence had not put In an ap.
pearanOe Of q late hour last evening. She
leaves to-day for Cincinnati at Bpm
Capt. Ed. Hornbrook's new boat is al
the landing and will come along nlowly
until the root is put on. She sits nicely Ia
the wAter.
Capt. Samuel De Wolf went down on
the Scotia yesterday.
PiTTsBrRGlr, June 3.-River two feet
eight inches and rising. Weather cloudy
and rainy.
CiNcISNATt, June 3.-River 0 feet and
rising. Weather pleasant, cloudy and
threatening. Departed! Silver cloud,
Tennessee river; Cons Miller, Memphis;
Andes, Pittsburgh.
CAIRO, June 3.--Arrived: Grand Lake
No. 2, 81. Louis; Harry Brown, New Or.
leans; Granite State, Et. Louis; John Dip.
pold, New Orleans; Golddust, St. Louis.
DepAtted! Granite State, Pittsburgh;
Grand Lake No. 2, St.-Louis. River 20
leetl5 inches and falling Thermometer 75O.
Weather clear. %
LOUISVILLE, June 3.-River stationary,
3 feet In canal, 3 feet In chute on the iallp
Business dull. Weather partly cloudy,
cooler and windy. No arrivals or depart.
tires. Golden Rule due up tonight.
The Henderson packet, Rainbow, while
attempting 10 get out from the wharf this
afternoon al $50 p. N, was discovered 10
be on FIRE In the after end Of the texas.
The boat bell rang the llAtm AMI all
hands went on the roof with buckets and
her Gre hose. The fire was put out and
the damage was very sllgbt. The wind at
The time was blowing gale The early
discovery Of the FIRE saved the boat from
tntaI lhalFnhilnn.
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PULL or FIGHT.
C0nhlinR Has no IntentIon Of with
drnWal-SenatOrB jones' Views.

ConhIing Has no Intention OF With.
drnWal-senRtOFB J0neS' Views.
NEW York, June 3.-Senator Jones
called upon Conkling and went with him
to breakfast. To reporter Of the Era,ing
Post. Senator J0nes afterwards said
Senator Conkling Is locking in better
health than l have seen him for lon g
time snd Ia just as full Of fight as ever.
had but few minutes conversation with
him. He has NO intention Of withdrawing
his name but will contest this free fight
through. He feels confident OF ultimate
SUCCESS both for himself aud Plat. II ID
an absolute impossiblility for the hall
breeds to unite:on any name In their list,
and as soon as any such attempt Is made
youWlll see o rush Of men to Oonkllng's
Eide.
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TnR M0nLn,s PAIR.
Boston GettIpE Ready 10 Take Up the
New York Project,

boston GettIpE Ready 20 Take Up the
New York Project,
Bos1oN, June 3.-The general COMMITTEES
having in charge the consideration Of the
proposed Worlds Fair, to be held in Bos.
ton In 1885, met at the Hotel Vendome to
receive the report Of the Committee on
Conference appointed at the previous
meeting. The report was Rs follows:
"Your committee, to whom was referred
the consideration OF the advigablllty Of In.
auguFatiug Q Worlds Fair In 1885, begs
leave to report, After y careful consider.
alton Of the matter referred TO your com
mittee, II ia our opinion that the business
men OF Boston and New England are 10
hearty accord with the movement, and
that we have been offered every induce.
ment to proceed with the work In hand;
that the work should be organized on Q
broad and liberal basis; that harmony
should mark every act; and that, under
these circumstances, we need have no
fear for euCCess." No decided action was
taken, and the meeting adjourned subject
10 the call OF the committee. b ~ ~
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GENERAL GRANT
Greatly IrrItated over COnklInE'S Case
.... his Mexican visit.

GfeAtly Ifflthlau oyer FCOnklInk Chse-
.... his Mexican visit.
New YoRx, June S.-The Times New
Orleans special says: Gen. Grant is great.
ly irritsted over the Conkling affair, and
eagerly reads all the dispatches. He says
Conkling has been shamelully treated and
uhould be reelected to the Senate. He
thinks the newspaper abuse ot Conkling
10 instigated by White House inauenc ce,
but not by GarGSlds. He reaffirms his
letter TO Senator Jones, Of Nevada, but
will take no hand In the fight. He pro.
nouuces untrue Gov. YouDgs statement
Of his connection with the United States
National Bank and the Maine bank, and
says there is no truth In the story about
the lost jewelry. His mission to Mexico
was also highly successful. He got oil the
concessions he wanted, the only opposl.
ton being from rival subsidized railroads.
Gen. Grant will 90 To 81. Louis, 9slenA
and Chicago after leaving here. e.
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ACilx Mlihonl . PoIIoo roroo..

TOLEDO, June S,-The city 10 entirely
without police force to-day on account
Of the deadlock between the Mayor and
Board Of Police Commissioners Of which
he is member and President ex,ottiCio.
The Mayor is inCenssd at his treatment in
connection with the operations OF q new
law under which the old police force was
and now declines 10 swear In
the newly appointed loroe. Z
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A Point NO Iiad MOI Ibought or

ClScHSArt, June S.-George Walker
subscribed $500 to the Cincinnati 4 Ports.
mouth Railroad on condition thatthe road
should run through Olive Branch, Cler-
mont county. II did not, aud Walker 70.
fused TO pay his subscription. The com
pSny brought suit, and got Judgment
rpafnst BIN on ths point that Olive
Branch, no! beinsRn Incorporated place,
hSS no boundaries through which the road
could run.
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New YoRK, June San English gentle
man In this city has received by mail from
London four leases, which were 10 be
signed and returned. On opening the
pack age It was found that rats on the
steamer had eaten several holes ln the
documents, completely destroying their
value, but us the law providCs that the
postal revenue shall not be liable Tor In
IhIyto articles ia the mail the owner will
BE riNabis 10 recover damages. w
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CHICAGO, June 3.-GrisCom's fast cont
tinues. He felt hungry for the fret time
this morning, 1t being his sixth daysi He
is In fine condition, plump and ruddy.
This evening he was weighed and found
to have lost ut pounds. He had an at
tack OF dizziness. His pulse appeared 70
have lost some Of its force, and general
change for the worst was evident In him.
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CHICAGO, June S.-This morning Thos,
Burns shot and killed Charles Bell, bic
partner in a saloon OF 55S South Clark
street. The men came from Du.
buque, and are decidedly unsayory char!
acters. They had passed the night with d
French woman, who 10 called Belle wife.
Their quarrel had been chiefly about
money matters, Burns denies the deed.
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BRApEoRp, PEsN,, June 1,--Much inter-
est Is shown BY the oil trade IN the report
OF operations In the field for May, as pub
llshed in the Era Wednesday morning. II
shows 357 wells completed in the Brad.
ford field, with daily production Of
S,OO7 barrels, or 22l barrels per well, which
10 IN increase Of 50 wells over last months
showing. The report also shows there
were 30S new rigs built and y423 wella
drilled ht the close OF the nonth, which ID
, slightdectease. The general tenor of the
report is considered bearish, and the mar
ket is much weakened.
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Thn ncoIch .Hara,in.n

LONDON, June S.-Proiessor Robertson
Smith who was suspended by the Assem-.
bly, Of the Scotch Free Church irt m
teaching his classes at Aberdeen Unive.-
slty for certain writings, particularly an
article on the Hebrew language and liter
ature, has accepted az offer from the
Messrs. Black, publishers OF the work In
which the Objectionable article appeared,
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GRAnI's BADGES.
They Are noG BuGh .PrIncsly Treasures
After All.

ST. LOUIS, June s.-The value OF the ar.
tiClea stolen from General Grants baggage,
in the hands Of Mr.. Dudley, Assistant su'
perintendsnt OF the Iron Mountain road,
has been greatly Ovsr.estimatsd. They are
probably not worth more than two hum
dTed dollars. lhe "solid silver" soap bpx
(so called) Is . common silver. plated toilet
box, and probably did not belong to Gen.
Grant at all. What the Russian Bear
medal" and the "MAltess cross" may be
worth cannot be asserted, bnt they haye
not much intrinsic value. In fact the
robbery, from money point Of view, has
dwindled down TO very mean proportions.
The only curious thing about it now Is
how King obtained the articles,
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CHARLEsr II, W. vA,,jlps az a.
Laidtsy, Lewis Glenn and olhsrptominent
Cincinnati capitalists are here With view
OF forming syndicate with our aalt mans
iactufeTp, II they sueused they will mono
polizs the entit6 salt Interests bf the Vhio
and Kahawhp Valley.
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TINE RiOfs ~ GOUNrY CLARE.
ThursdAy'A TFonbitA GToWing oar Of Al
tempted EVlctlOba.

tempted EVICilohs.
NRw York, June "A nnbiin dispatch
gives the following details Of The atFray
between the people and the police In
county CIate, yesterday,
II appears that eighty policemen pro.
Cesded 10 Bodyke for the purpose Of aid.
Ing in the eviction OF a tenant. Bodyke
is a small village between Hcstjfe
and Tnlla, where some military and
the police while proceeding In email
parties 70 the place Of assembly, were AZ.
tackled In detail by the people. An AIN.
bnlance wagon conveyed The police from
Ennis. They were under The command
oI the County Inspector. On The WaV
from Ennis hive oi bees was lei loose
and the stings oi the insects caused tbe
horses 10 become unmahaaeabIe, One
maddened beast dashed itself apainSt A
wall and was killed. Mounted ofdeflies
were dispatched 10 Tulla for The
AID o the military, while In ihe
meantime the police In united force
proceeded TO the house Whete tbe eviction
was TO take place. /. WAs situated on a
hill, and 60 they ascendsd II they we're
attacked by armed meu who, lfom he
covert Of iepbea at each side Of the road,
poutod . Calling fire into the ranks Of The
conetables. The laLlSr we're Immediately
detailed in diminishing order and returned
The Glre with effect, kllllt & Que mar hnd
wouuding several. The police Succeeded
10 feAching the house aud brooks In the
front doot Inc rioters rushed through
the hack door, but several were arrested.
sOme who had aieektd lie con.
Rtabulaty from behind The fences
we're atn taken.. The house VA
taken possession o. and the family in.
hAbiting 1t cleassd out, While the po.
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HOnors 10 KIrEWoOd. % nls Homo.

Iowa CRY, Ia, juno 3,-secrstary
Kirkwood was rendered q public reception
this evening In this city, his home for
many years, by old friends and people il
this part OF the State. A large crowd was
present, Senator strader delivered an
unusually happy address Of welcome, and
the Secretary responded In brief speech,
The hotel where the reception was held
was handsomely decorated,
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CHICAGO, June ga Monticello, Iowa,
special says: James Hogan on Wednes'
day night, shot his divorced wife, ak
times, inalcting injuries which are likely
to prove fatal, and then with one shot
killed himself. His wife had obtained, o
divorce because he was a ablgamist, and he
had threatened to kill her because she re.
fused 10 remarry him. "s
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New YoRk, June S7-To-lay % the for.
NAL opening of The season tor tHS sale Of
freshly caught salmon. The largest ship.
ments Of salmon and the principal supply
for tho next thirty days come from the
Rsstigouche river, in New BfunswiSSGk.
900 pounds OF llsh during the season,
which extends to the lst OF August.
Prices range from thirty to thitty'6ve cents
per pound, according to.PuE a,tyE
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CINCINNATI, June 3.-This whole sec
lion, embracing southern Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois and Kentucky, was visited by fine
rains the last two days, and the crop pros
poets are materially improved.
NAGnyILLg, IND, June "a terrible
rain, hail and wind storm prevailed neat
here last evening, tearing down fences,
uprooting trees and doing much damage,
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The Revised TsstAmsnt In the EnElIsh
GhnEnh,

LONDON, June S.-Lord selborne, Lold
Chancellor, in q letter to the Right Rev.
christopher Wordsworth, Bishop OF Lin.
coin, expresses the opinion that the 70.
yised testament can not be read In the
English Church until 1t has been recon.
mended or authorized by some sufficient
public authority, and that any clergyman
80 using 1t runs the risk OF being held o.
an offender against the law,
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Gould,a souIhern RnlIronla.

ST. LOUIS, No., June Stay Gould and
party arrived here this morning on the
Wabash road, and conierenceis Is now being
had with Il. M. Hoxie, General Manager
Of the Texas 4 Pacific; r. s. Hays, OF the
International & Great Northern, who ar.
rived here yesterday from Texas, and the
General Manager Of the Missouri Pacific
and Iron Mountain, OF which II Ia expected
Q final decision will be reached regarding
The consolidation Of Mr.. Gould's entire
Southern interests, =
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.,.I'I, NlN IORE, June Ex-senator Ednundt,
S.a.eI ,s.a ,oF the French Gable Company,
G,s,, ryps,Fed In the United States CltCuit
"a SSq,' iDisSIsy .oIsy to ask Judge BlAlchiotd for
S,u ~ Function y on behalf Of the French
IsiEsny restraining the Ametiean Union
csSS.'pn Company from closing their
dIyS argument will be heard IN 4 few
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GRAND JURY REEURNs.
A Young Gentleman LikeIy to Get His
DeHeFlH,

Deserts.
sEEUBENvELLE, June S.-The Grand Jury
of Jefferson county made their report TO
the Common Pleas Court this afternoon.
They found several liquor indictments
against parties In different parts Of the
county, Two indictments were returned
against Henry Boutwell,, one for shooting
with intent to kill, and one Tor RhoolnR
with intent to wound. Within the last
four years young Boutwell, has been ID.
dicted for peniteutiary offences three
times, but this time the case 10 plain against
him, and he stands good chance ior the
penitentiaFY, fEl
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lice were returning with their priaoners
they were attacked and fred UPON a eec :,
ond time one OF their horses being shot
dead, The mounted men dispatched for
the military had to run severe gauntlet,
determined effort belng made 10 pre-.
vent them from reaching Tulla, They,
however, rode into town. The flying
column ct Fermoys 10 under orders to be-
ready Of q moments notice. Troops are
even going from Cork to New Palias,
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CHICAGO, June S.--Yesterday afternoon
q thunder bolt killed Hy Norman, hiS wife
and horse as they were driving home
near Desplaines under the shelter Of an
umbrella. When found both were sitting
upright in the buggy. Mrs. NefmAn.s
dress had taken ate aud burned nearly of.
No marks were discovered.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 8 The will Of tho
late Thomas A. Scott was admitted for
probate To day. II contains minute pro.
Visions for the family and relatives. There
srv no public bequests, Col. ssltt mads
gifts VI CAsh TO the institutions ne desired Ire
10 bsneGt shortly before his death, The
will provides that no inventory or account
Of the estate bhall bO dlcd In any public
0IIlnn
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Railroad Accident At sunbury, o.

COLUMBUS, o., June IA local freight
train, consisting Of locomotive and Eve
cars, went through a bridgeas sunbury,
on the Columbus & Mt. Vernon Railroad,
last night. The fall was As feet. Samuel
Martin had Ills leg torn of, and the engin.
eer, Thomas Wilson, was fatally hurt.
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In the joint convention spinola offered
q resolution that this convention adjourn
till noon Saturday. Pullman moved to
table the resolution, which was lost, and
spiDola's resolution was carried by . vote
ot 80 In the affirmative, The Democrats
and the administration voting together,
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"'"'''ot Drowned men Recovered MIR.
dHFAf AFFeatetV

A.. V.is'lF Mica, juus 3.-.Late yester.
stu Wy 'OOlieS OI the I've luckless citizens
I, III. ss'33I 70 Clemens, who we're drowned In
6,Sis.' y Clatr five weeks ago while on q
% b.g icuIslon, were picked up.
C,,Sinl aleI Mcdonald, the murderer Of Bay
i, iTl a. LadinGton, has been arrested
bAlO0n al MAhiaia
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CnARLssroS, s. G., Jane 8 lien James,
colorsd, was hanged at Marion O. II. to-
dsv for The tnurdOr Of David MetriWether
Howell Al Marion, on the night OF Ati'
gust ., 1880. james denied committing
the murder.
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j.. knoxville, TESS, June S.-The South.
,'aVM ...l, Works was to-day organised with
!. SapIlal stock Of $4,000. ThS wotks viii
w.. Iln 6, 6S,getation in sixty davN, and viii Stn.
0,dstS AZ io, men. . NJ The company already has
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NEw YoRK, Juue S.-rwsnty.siI hun
dted immigrants have arrived here within
Ihe past tgenty.fout hours. II is ealimat'
ed that the MAssls this month will be q
lwbdred thousand. .6t III.
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Mexico, uue3,-Gsu. Dlaz has resigned
the portfolio Of public works. It is uncer :
tain whether he will go to France or bs
elected Governor Of 0axaca, Gen. Pacheso
takes his place about the 9Lh inst. Ramon
Fernandez, Government leader In the
Senate, will succeed PaCheco.
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GALVESTON, June a.-A special dispatch
10 the Nswt says. Melton and Baker, two
notorious burglars and horse thieves,
we're killed In Hayes county by Deputy
Sheriff while resisting arrest. These parties
have been robblng private residences and
running of stock Tor eighteen months.
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WEST PotST, June 9.-A heavy rain this
afternoon put stop 10 the outdoor pro.
s,Amme. The Board Of Visitors Witnessed
he cavalry drill In Riding Hall. Several
cadets were thrown, but none injured
badly, .N. ....'.
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BuvvALo, June s.-Jabob Berry, for
years principal Of the public school, Killed
himself. He was a Yale atst.pfiEs man.
He leaves 4 vile and tive children, "a
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rRoyiDENCE, June 3,-The General As.
ssmbIy has invited the representatives ot
france who may come 10 the Yorktown
Centennial,to Visit Rhode Island % the
quests OF the State,
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CHtcAao, June s.-The Ertning Journals
DssmoiusS special aaySI The losses Ia
Iowa farmers this year from poor seed
will amount 10 g, ,0O0, 900. ..
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wAnnInarnN ,rAYa.

what II GOtng on at the HalipnaI Cap
ItAl These Wet Days.
WAsHNsToE, Juns S.-Thets are many
tamos about the Treasury Department
relative to the probable outcome oi the
investigation In the cuStodian's Office,
One Of the officials interested informed
the Investigating Committee that persona
higher In authority than be were re-
sponsible for oil done by him. The Inn
preston prevails that several removals
will be recommended.
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A llotTibIe Aoeid eSt or llapdy HOOK,

SANDY Hook, N, j., June S.-The tug.
boat Jake Brands was blown up Of here
this morning. The engineer was blown
overboatd and drowned, and his son "a.
tally Injured. The rest Of the crew was
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Strange Conduet for the Character he
Assumes.

CRtsrEtD, N. j., June 3.-Elijah stsrl.
ing, ptoslSiming himself the son Of God,
made au attack on his vile and con with
an az. His son escaped with flesh
wound and bis wife is believed 10 be
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NOMINAL, Jane 3 .-Dutlbg May B,8Oo
immisrapts arrived at this port, There
we're some aermahA and sCandln6yians
enfoule 10 The western States.
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PARIS, June ga French veterinary
surgeon has discovered q remedy, by in.
incubation, for sickness called "Carbon,"
which kills millions OF francs worth Of
sheep yearly, ..I.
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TnE other day We published an Item in

THE other day we published an item in
regard to the Belmont Glass Works doing
more business in the month Of May Of
this year than in the same time laUt year.
This is true OF other establishments In the
city also, aud now comes the Buckeye
Glass Works Of Martins Ferry, reporting
orders Tor May as double that Of April,
These works will close for the summer
vacation, some time during the present
month.-BeIldire Independent