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, 1881-09-17
PUBLIC OPINION.

Tic New York Tribune observes that, 50
far a. heard from, tho Now York ltopae1.c"s
stuto Committee Ia tho only political oouy uss
hns como t1gothor slnco tho attenplea sssa sres,
mutton ot the President without sl,e'ehnt. thts p.nS-
jc0t.
New York Banker: 11r, d0nld Is q hian
OF surprises. hut surprises htmsclf In tho iatet'
yiow published In his Journal. the Fhf'1' ycstos
duy. In this ho IL reported, Of course ,s.. aa,.
fully, ~ saying: "ln my Judgment tae uvJt ..cct,
1rf O. ore myrG a atouK II hsh pro
lhat proft belongs got to thom na5c to ac-
to e sad teX bd 70 for pube Gun
tdenco.
Cleveland Leadcr {Isep,l: frhe hepao'
l!can party OF Ohio bus got aloug without uor. a,.
Usatty for about three yours and has aone oII ~.
sldsrably better without him than with a'a' se ~
10 Il "Bt1lw0rk" and ho MAs the ntet nla' ". ann-
brought that Mortl into dEsF9pMto " sra "a sore.
hsNd, and has Isen for three " four yeav eaaH.viuS
would do the party = soFv!o9 py npe1rGy 1rGysmMnoratia
hts troauheEy 10 II and Joining tos n''0'
party, whcr0 he belongs ,,u-
The candidates on the Den KING .eua s,ans
toni Ticket and the cha'rmoa o1 !ne ~ tbst
committees working In the 1ntesea' " 80 IT
ticket, have Issued al address to ehe poopt. ~
Mlsstsslppi, wherein they Eeclto that 1oes .nsr
made tho most determined efforts 10 usss to
claims considered In the SELECTION .! Tts. nam.
CONDUCT tho ooetlon, without ,1 aYa1'. an elcouon
Sos Sos. erS ps en &ns ea as s fSns Ct
designating tho Opposition arpo!nsntxhi,rt
u: z taos; The state sHa pfa ~ ad 1Feeotvd tweny
nine The addrsss statea that ~ sns soaFsuly
were almost exclusively 9onnneoi ~ nav @ would b
sttsa ooksd foF II auy event while ths , n
jBoted applications covered INC sr's...tiops baa
which taa ehAtxs oa rasa'iy r. i, rt.w of tn!s w
, 1881-09-17

rrachctt. and tho company will have licrc-
after 10 got along rs well rs they mny. This
capisnisiock IL ut two kinds. There are S+a.-
bO0,00o Ut cntnnon stoc'; md 00,0oo OF
preferred stock, tla lntltr exc'Iangcal}lo for
s lmr cent first mortgage untls. sernreta by
lntul enst of tlle Missouri Ntyer. What tie
totnt u,,,o,tt of outstanding bonds Is nt this
time Is not stated. Evidently, however.
tl,urc IL n gootlty amount Of bon,ts, ealtal tn
the cost Of constructing tic road, leaving the
capital stock clear protit tn those who hdtlit.
, 1881-09-17

FULL returns Of the vote for lsoprcsonta-
tive III ConEross to I'LL tho vacancy caused by
Fryo's resignation Rlvo Dinghy tsnp.) 1t,V07 /;
Gilbert tGrccnback}. 6.j5I; itcAtl tDen1 I'll;
Eustfs tprohLbittonl, GO. plngtoy's majority,
5,l7J. Tho Rcpubiionn majority Tor Governor
In the district Inst year was 1,474. Fryo's muJor-
Ity for Congress WIS I,0B. Tho largest Kepuh'
llcan majority evur bulnre given III tho district
was 1900 a}cfore tho ecution the lnfalltblu
lr0rid predicted with dogmattc certainty TINT
tho Domo.Flat candIdnte. Gilbert, woul,' bo
cleetcL. and whom 1t pu.rcd up rs I'll elcvor-
mnn," mud cortal1 to I'LL Fryo's ptuce.
, 1881-09-17

TIE two men ot Gl0ucestor, llass.. who
wont across tho ocean to England ast year Ia n
twcnty-foot bont hava returned In tho snulu
craft. Tho extromo laiocy of tho whole proceed.
Ing is only cquMtctl by tho good tttok ttAt At-
to1dcd II. This hpat catlscI no less thnh four
ocuatf steamers to leave their COURSE under tho
s,,pposuon tnas It contained shtpwrccklM lnen,
aud tho loss Of time thus oooasonoh, when
figured from n commercial standpoint, amounts
to very considerable sum. Ia uase any moro
foolhArdy MlYouturera loslr0 to lmperll th0ir
lives In sinllnr manuor tho otl'cora OF tho law
should fnterfcco,
, 1881-09-17
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

TuK cu1cA6o TittnuSE has established brunch
Offices for tho tncetps Of subscriptions and advofsd-
monte ~ follows: ..-...
NEW YUilK-Hoom p Tribune Building. F.T. stc-
FAnnES, Manager.
GLhs0Ow. scot1and-Al1ants American News
Agency. al 1tcnnoln-st .. .-..-..
LONDON, Ens.-Am0sican Exchnn2o, 10 euand.
NkkRt I. ufLLIO, AEont
WASHINGTON. d. l:-lJt1 street,
, 1881-09-17

SENATOR SAwYNn Inns presented ILLS son
with two hundred and bfty square miles Of land
In the St. Crotx Valley, north Ut Hudson. Wis.
The pEico paid by Mr.. sawyor Was u per Rore,
or $i6},000 for tho whole vast tract. 8oGae OF II
IL tit for cultivation, and parts contain timber.
but mOat OF the truot il basrau aud worthless,
else It could not he purchased for dollar Ru
NHr3.
, 1881-09-17
AAtUSENi EMS.

Indnstr1nt Exraattfan.
I.ato.frout uppost Atlan,a street. Opnu day and
syoaln2.
The Ghlcnxn Fair.
~ the Chlan7o Driving rnrk tnt terminus Of tho
Madison street caf.tfack,. ttvo.ssock md aHf!oul.
tuEnI exhibition.
IEnycriy's Thentrc.
Monroe street, between Clark and 1)enrborn. En-
Rnsemant OF Robson and Cfnnc "Twolfth Might,
or. What You Will" Afternoon and evening.
lIohiey'a Theatre.
Randolph strcot, between Cturk and In salic.
Engagement Of j. Il. Emmett "frtts In 1relund''
Afternoon and evening.
GRIND O,,crn-1EoaBc.
clark street.. opp0sss new conrt-tiunse. EnRa7e-
ment Of tho union- -s1uaso Theatre Company. "Moth
or and son."' Afternoon and evening.
afevtchrr's Th-nfrr.
Madison street, between Htata ana Dearborn.
Engagement of j. H. 1ill!'s Comedy comiany. "All
the hagc." Atleraoon md evonlnH.
Olympic Thentre.
Clark street. beiwcon i.hko md Randolph. Enen4o-
nent Ut Tony Pastor. Variety entertainment After
noon ind evening"
Academy Of a1u.lc.
f1sistcd street, near MntE!son Wost Ht!e Variety
entertainment. Afternoon md oycnins.
r.yccum Thrnsrr.
DespfatHeA Rtrpet. near Andaun. West sid1. Fhri+
cty entertainment. Afternoon mud evcnilig.
t:rfter1on Theatre.
Corncr OF setlaw!ck and Division Streets "Rarl; or,
the B!Dthcrs' Ldvc," Afternoon and cyenlnF.
0'Isrlen's Gallery.
as Wabash avenue. Art Exhlbttion-"Th Court
Of peath.'
Like Front tt:trcu. fsronntls}.
HetHeon Aindiaon strcot anL Exposition Building.
Tho Monster Whnle.
, 1881-09-17

1,y marrying Ills motfer-in-law nj, cn,or.
rrlsInR cltznn Ut Now Jorscy Inns Ju.t tabc .',',
self a'nennh!e to II law tho penalty Of wb,h Il,
&o fine Or eighteen tlonths' Imprtson r,ent ~. -
buth. 70 eotnp!toato mnttcrs stijt furthar y.
hntl rival III tho falher-Ir-1aw Of his tlcrna.a,
wtfe's sister. Nut tho Icnst curious pnrt nf ~.
asrns Ia that this Ia the daltuQucnts fourth ,n"r
, 1881-09-17

EX-SENATOR DoAsEy iS mentioned by tha
New OrteunE Times o. tho Dwhur OF tho 6est ap.
pointed c&ttte.raneh On tho continent. 1t nc-
puptes haif million acres Ut wcll-watarcd Rrux"
Ing ground tn Now Mexico. 4 railroad station
near the ranch IL named "DoFsey." Tue STAR
route business appears to have been lucrative
, 1881-09-17

p,llnns, would not submit to tho Imposition
1T tithes. II Is by 10 grace Of tho Church,
thcu, that ttt,es aro not oxactcd from Tho
bulk OF tho English people. They conld not
bo collected from than.
, 1881-09-17
POSTAGE.

Entered at ths Iost.0Mct At thttdy, ill., a. staond-
E'Idss Matter.
For the bonent at our patrons who desire u sond
slnRla coplts of TllE TtttMtSs thrnsa1l Tho a' NO
Sir1 hEs1Mitf tho trnnnIrnt rata NJ loslHle:
Fnrtfgn and Dontttfit. Pr EhrY.
Eight and Twelve l'ago l'nper..-......-..".4 cen.'
, 1881-09-17

,t,ttnr the caption "Annenta Of Dana and tho
fiurso." rcIatetl how tho Now Y0rk tnlItnr. whtlo
With Col. Iteckur's enmt,and during tho "nr,
encouraged Il soh1tor tn atoAt n horse III order
atlleit)ana' might bo better sno'into1. "Whht
m exnmpte," excaTns Col. Smith. ''tn ho set tn
tho army by tho representative of tho Secretary
of Wnr. 1ferc WIS It mark ut that cnurao Of
moral ticsounrncy which nt last cHnlo Il, tho
tllabollani crmpaut, untlcr which tho wrotched
Charles 4. Damn nnw shIvcrN With constant ntl-
ttopntion OF that which il no AhivoFtnE inattor."
Tho replies Of Mr.. uann 10 Col. Smith hnva hth-
ertu been III tho shHpB Ut pnetry. Mr. Dunn Will
hnvo to make hs muse hump ftdolf this time.
, 1881-09-17
Gl1e Gr*il,,11re.


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Address THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
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, 1881-09-17
THE PRESIDENT AND Hts SURGEONS.

THE PRESIDENT AND Hts SURGEONS.
Many complaints 1iayo boon filed against
l)r. Hiss for Ills gurr,llonstlrss on tho sub
jcpt Ut tho Presidents cnsr, mil mt without
some REASON, ,ttmust l,o a,lmtttr, "lFct is doing
splun.ildly"; tho case Is progressing dnely":
"eyerytli1ng Is Roirg Oh satisfactorily
" tile President Is going to recover''-tllcse
phrases, md tho like, l.avo fallen from tho
Tips Ut Ur. 1llss from tho beginning. And
during all this ttur the sick hlan Inns been
suffering from tho slfuck 1T ono complication
after another, following enol1 other III rnpftl
succession, anti In cac', Instance With nlu'ost
fatal effect. Tn tho other hnnd,f 1T cannot b.
denied that tic complications ut the Prcs.
dents cnse nre conln,on Incidents ofsovrrc
glnsllot wounds, md upon The escape Ut tho
patient from ONE and another Of them with
life tho attending surgeons inuy well ltnyo
felt cotrage anl sppketl hopefully, IL not
eyell with good ASSURANCE. of n favorable
Issue. nesfttes, some allowance mttst ba
made for tho sometimes ton cheering words
Of the surgeons OIL acc0llnt Of tho pro-
fcssioi,at obligation wltcl. rests upon
illc,n 10 maintain about tho patient iii ut
'hosp"e'c VI "ope' ou'e'' 20 ''' ..,s.' .o ~
OF INC surgeons 10 'h'ke ioutt Pfocnn'"'so'
ol every aonn' ana apprehension tla. ''l't,
enter tlleaf minus. osch COURSE coa'u ''o'
fall to discourage the nurses and watchers.
nlNt gtye to tho slck-cEanbur a fltnercnE ns-
pect, which In turn would inevitably react
'nfavorably upon the Mind Of tho pitient.
Tile President Is not stock or Il st0ne to he
r,ttlely experimental upon rs If without
sotlsation-to bc kll|et OF cafed Us nus VIA!
oruat1s shall or mt rcsDputl to medical nint
surgical treatment. liz has dual ''"tufc'
lie cnnlbnrs great wil-power with MI etltO-
ttoanl. imaginative temperament. The inilu.
enco Of physical prostitution upon the will is
,or thar, ,,,nr tl,o j,nn9innttye faculty:
indeed, It wcakcns tlla former, while 1t stiu,-
us'es ~. ., 'a.'. -, ,i,sonso .o y,,.r
no 'otiont ,,asno,,dr,,t nul ulonmy IL thu
,.sa,,, o p ,,,,,,, ~ tho ,,,ys,cin,,. o,uf this
duty the Intending surgeons 70 owe M TO t the Fs. ~
laci! fesat1ess en'ars,y y. ' u,,eis ,s,n
upon tic public.
os.,s,, "su" ,,,s,or w s" H. n.n,on o,,rt mt +"
uuestlo'! "Hculot ILL., oo' "tuA o"h's NV ~
bo discharged from attendance npon tho
President This Views expressed outside OF
Tie sick"rooin are reflected Ill Ills aspect WltIl-
III It, md tho patient enre1'lly ooseryes ,,ls
appearance, 1t must nave most ae1'lorassz-
Doynton tn his Interviews with the news
paper correspondents croaks like II ravcn.
and hc croaks constantly. Note tte follow
tng in Yesterdays dispatches:
nr 1,nvrtno anil, this ,nnrnlna Tint the bu,-
, 1881-09-17

rr Ia wcll known t1at f,t,c ~ tim prtnctnol
nm,,arnncnta in,u,aod IN f,v nrtuy nf}tcrs atu-
tnnc,i MI Inn frontier IA tl,e se,.ctiyo but costly
on,,c ri ,,ru,y mix mr. r,n,i m riyrrsul has this
prnotitn fccotno TINT while n,any Of our coun-
frv's hrnvr ,tefcnt,ors nny be trft,o obscure In
their r,eol1crlon Of yne;o,,s uonts not furtl, IN
.Upttn.s Tnctlcs" tl,ero Is nut mo nt,ovo tho
rink uf Cnrporrl whose Inform nlIon IN tho sub.
Jcet nr four. .flushcs, nraighss, and oihef pup,..
lor au1 luuruttyo combinations of carla Is not Mt
orrr e.truslyu nnu woll defined, Among tho
n,uny ostiuuble vcntlcmcn who lmnerti thor
lives i,y living in tho tntlan country at,i their
t1tucsttor, uy ontluR tho teIcaclcs furnished ty
t,n.t.trnIcra uro Cant. LoIls II, stlto, First
Lieut. Charles fIay, sccond- Lieut. j. It. Claguost,
Autiuv. Assist mt Surgeon ". ". 1lowNn, and
Efc,,hc,, trro,,t,nr. Mi NJ tbo,n bc,n4 mctnbcra
of Tin THcntv.tbIra United s,ntcs lnfnntey. In
October. 1asI, thfs rcgImpnt wns cncn.npcd on
Tho Unron,uohncro Ntyer, and tho persons
oIv,vo ,,uuc1 stmrted in In hnvn n nuJct unme uf
.',..t. sT.,,s 49,, t,n.,r -. ~ ~ runvontfn
AraW' Atter nH HONE oe ~ VI u"u'on,t".
pity It hecn,p tho duty nf Lieut.. liny 10 tlctl
to cnrtls. Which, ho htsl .intshc.t this operation,
I'm Attfuu assistant y,,rucnn dIso,vrrcI tint
~ .H,s 49,, ,.'.s' ,sIis tn,,.s fs,.w1ott ar1
20 hou 10Y. k,'as' Hl'iu noa'7 .assa NV ~
VCnnnnr found themselves IN POSSESSION or
fUnr 1ncons anu four jacks, respectively.
1'htso t,ret. gentlemen t1cRnn botttng In most
furln,,s ,,,o,,ncr. fieu,. IinY 4" "stnyln1" with a
rnt,n t,crttstrncy that wn. ren,arkntte. After
tilts fntI hccn p.ncel In 81. tho pot," the hands
.ycrr, shnwn. whcn the ucntietnnu]y dealer
VIVA fou,ut tn hnvo A atrn,rht flush, Tic
rIsscss;on or m nhonntnunnt n hand
in s,tnh n critical p!aco was dcrmcd
nm nvent oY so, oxtrnorlnary a nature
ns Ia warrant m t,1llc,nl Investigation OF tho
| matter, A coH,rt-mnrt!Rl was accordingly con-
, 1881-09-17

Ihdnstr1nt Exraattfah.
I4ato.Front, Upposlt Adana Btrcet. Upnu day and
RypQlng.
, 1881-09-17

The GhlCHKn FAIR
A. the Chlan7o Driving FnFk tnt terminus 0f ihc
Mndsun street caf.tfack}. Livestock nnd aHf!uul'
tuEnI exhibition.
, 1881-09-17

IEnycriy's Thentre.
Monroe street, betwecn CiArk nnd Dearborn. En-
pnsemant OF Kntfs0n and Crime. "Twclfth Might,
pr, What You Will" Afternoon and evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18
a, All. as. W,

"
Important MeotiBg Held Last Might 10
Perfect Arrangements for the Reunion
at Beaver, PA.
Our readers will remember the immense
tariff demonstration that was held Of
Beaver, Pa, last year, by the members Of
the AmAlgamated Association. Several
hundred persons went up from this city,
and most delightful day was passed in
strolling around the beautiful little town
and in taking part in the various amuse.
meats gotten up for the entertainment oil
visitors. This yeai similar meeting has
been projected, and 1t promises to be still
more attractive than last year. President
Garfield, Secretary OF State Blaine and
others have been invited 10 attend, and Il
Ia more than likely some one or more Of
them will be present.
The following named gentlemen, repre-.
senting the different lodges In this city,
met last night at the call OF Vice. President
Rogers to arrange for an attendance OF the
various lodges hereabouts.
sigel Lodge No. l-G. Taylor, schaferty
and Alex. Rogers. 7
Columbia Lodge-Wm. Briceland and
Sam Rogers.
Virginia Lodge-C. D. Thompson, John
Prince and Ralph Marsh.
Wheeling Lodge-George Haberneld,
Alex. Campbell and VIM. 0'Neill.
Belmont Lodge-M, Lane and Paddy
Barrett.
Carroll Lodge-George vennum, VIM.
Witherell and KimberliCk.
Advance Lodge-J. Brown, John Dick.
ems and r. Williams.
Crescent Lodged. spindler, Jno Lewis
and ], Jacobs.
Nail Oily Lodge-James Roberts and
Robert Darling.
Bellaire City Ledge--John FELTON,, II,
GOT and G. White.
The meeting will beheld June Alb.
The following named gentlemen were
appointed committee TO secure band OF
music for the occasion: Darling, o'Neill,
Dickens, Briceland, Lane, Thompson,
schatfety, Spindler, Vennum and FELTON,,
A general invitation was extended 10 the
public 10 attend and 90 the fare will only
be dollar and q quarter O large crowd
will likely 20 up. James Roberts pre-.
sided at the meeting and VIM. 0'Neill
was Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18
POSTPONED mELODY.

The Chimes Of Normandy Opera Will
Not ne Given Here Until the seth and
SIst-steubsnViIl Gets Inc First SHOW.
Owing To the absence Of Kramer's or.
chestra, and the consequent impossibility
Of holding q sufficient number Of rehear.
sails with II, the management has decided
10 postpone the performance Tor one week,
thus instead Of Il being rendered on the
29d and 24th II will be given on the 30lh
and 81st Of this month. The Steubenville
performance, however, dated for 9th, will
be given as promised. The 81. Lawrence
will carry the singers and Kramer's band
10 Steubenville aud return and quite .
large number Of Wheeling people will
undoubtedly 60 along In addition. The
postponement for Wheeling will both
highten anticipation and tend to render
pstlormets more perfect in the parts as.
atUbpd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18
PERIPATETIC PENCILLINGs.

Incidents, IlGms, ldi0ayneFaaieH, Ank'
lInES, Ideas, illustrations, ImagtnA'
lions and ImpFoVisatIOns BY InIenigen'
Ger lnQuiFeFs.
The pe,eh crops "deadGr than q nAil,ne
The pill prO6chbeEI lCon Will gather here.
Eau tomatoes In the market ara Tor EAle,
This WeAtheI'l most TOO cool Tor lager beer.
'AuAuAl statement by eastern PFsIS
Strawberries are due,
THR State Fair comes on apSce.
THR thermometer still swings low.
WHERE 10 Wheeliug's "bicycle club?"
WHAT are the Parksrsburg road sur.
veYoH doingP
QVITR q number Of visitors still haunt
the Wheeling pottery.
TWENTY sEvEN years ago yesterday the
frat suspension bridge was blown down.
WHEELING loaned some OF her highly
respected citizens TO the Bellaire exhibit
ton last night.
SWEENEY & Son are making two new
rolls for the Top Mill, and q new shee
train for the Whitaker Iron Works,
Ma BARNEY STANLEY has opened sum
mer boarding house at Elm Grove and alst
purchased the grocery store oil Mr.. +, +
Post at that place,
Col, HRDMCE, Assistant Secretary o
State, has been made the recipient oil
very handsome hat Of the hands Of thu
State House employees.
MRs. scHLAo, who lives near Plea9an
Valley, was thrown from wagon near tn
Fifth Ward Market House yesterday, an'
had her left arm broken,
A DANCING stand o. by IS feet will b.
erected on the State Fair Grounds at once
1t will be q handsome structure, made o
planed boards and comfortably seated
A DISPATCH was received in this city las
evening stating that Mr.. George v. oil
lon, who was 30 badly injured at Cantor
. few days ago, Is much better, and will
likely recover,
Ar the meeting OF the State Medical So
ciety in this city to-day, Edward Booking
will exhibit some rare drugs and chemi
calls, and he and Dr. Logan will also ex
hibIt surgical implements and appliances
IT was given out at the time Gov. Jackson
withdrew the Tsquisition for Paddy Ryan
that Paddy had Concluded TO leave tn
prize ring. We see by telegram anon
our dispatches, however, that he 10 Il
meet Sullivan, Of New York, this season
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18


We venture TO remind you again how
garment than an ungalnly one; how much
more you will use an agreeable one than
an indifferent one; how much better of
you will be therefore, with proper, be-
coming, luxurious dress, than II you get
along with an unhandsome one. But, II
you prefer, apply the same doctrine TO
clothes In general. Your way is our way.
1t is ours 10 provide, yours TO choose. A
thousand circumstances make each human
life what II 10. Did you ever think how
many sorts Of lie enter into, and are pro.
vided for by Q warehouse full OF goods2
OF the hundreds that pass our doors how
many are Indifferent 10 the goods we offer,
but time will right all,
To-day we offer line Of striped oil white
lawns, handsome for over dresses and
beautiful material for house wrappers
The price 10 l23 cents per yard, India
lawnp, Paris Mills' Victoria lawns, Llnon
de AcGa, Linon de Ifl4ud, Lings DIES.
pague aud others all for white dresses,
and on excellent line Of white laCes for
trimmings. A novelty in velvets Just re-.
Ceiyed, for skirts win you see III Black
satins and black silk are here IL large
selections and ut lower prices than else.
where. II takes an eighty fact room 10
take care OF our silk stock. Nottingham
lace curtain sets from 81 80 TO s. co.;
styles entirely new. Display Of psrasols
none like II in Wheeling. Gloves and
hose we cannot afford to be undersold
We chow you to-day hair line, full
regular made British hose at % cents, none
such under IS cents anywhere. Mourn.
ing French Rlnghams, very scarce, on our
counters. to dAV at q Oants per yard.
Styles pronounced psreCily elegant, II
you can come before II aud after O'Clock
yon will avoid the usual rush in midday.
|, BLUM & BRo.
llO4 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18
cHARLEs EowARD TREEsE.

An Interview with the Deceased Boys
Uncle, Who Says That His Nephew Was
Murdered,
Mr.. Robert Hamilton, brother Of Mrs.
Freese, and Allie Freess, his nephew, have
returned from Fort Wayne, whittier they
had gone 10 have the body Of Mrs, Freess's
oldest son, Charles Edward Freese, ex-
humed, in order to SEQ II there had been
foul play, an account Of which was pub.
lished exclusively In the city by the In.
TRLLldENoER yesterday morning
Mr., Hamilton states that III the post
norton examination that was held
he had secured the services OF Drs.
Van Buskirk, Myers and Swearin.
gen, aud had paid them their fees In
advance. The wife and mother OF the
deceased had also secured physicians, but
that trouble arose 90 to who should be the
examiners, which was settled, 90 stated,
by the coroner appointing two dislnterest.
ed ones himself, though he permitted the
other doctors to assist. The body was
disinterred as described In the article yes.
terday, and Mr.. Hamilton, who watched
the post mortem, said that q terrible frac.
ture was shown on the skull, and the
brain was apparently mashed. He had
paid all the expenses incurred, with the
exception OF the fees OF the two physicians
appointed by the coroner, and refused to
pay them, 90 advised by his lawyers. They
then declined 10 make any declarations Of
opinion as 10 how the deceased came to
hls death. The physicians employed by
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
NEW. YORK MARKErs.
Lard, GFain and Other Prominent
staples,

Lard, Grain and Other Prominent
staples,
NEW YoRE, May H.-Robert stobe, who
Is said to be running the market here, says
that he and Fowler stand ready to take
the whole stock Of lard in Chicago, which
is reported to-day at $500 tierces or about
!, 200 tisrces less than on May LIST. Said
he, at is cheap and is going TO l2l cents.
August option is the strongest and best
purchase on the list"
Heavy receipts Of canal grain here srs
reported this morning, consisting Of 4O0,.
900 bushels OF corn and 200, 900 bushels oil
wheat, out OF the total receipts by rail and
canal OF 56l,075 bushels OF corn and
429,4 bushels oil wheat. In order
70 make q market for these large ar.
rivals without breaking prices toe
much, the first call on grain
wss made higher. Ocean ireights are bet
ter to-day, as was the case yesterday al
ternoon on the supplies OF grain and
lower prices, Charter rates are also firmel
for sailing vessels, but not Tor steamers
The increasing business ia interesting rail
roads and the rapid building Of new lines
10 causing an active demand for cars ant
the principal works are pressed with
orders, giving full employment to a large
number OF men than ever before, Tht
out.pouringoi American visitors to loreigI
countries causes an active business II
letters OF credit, and the leading banker
are now working in full force.
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