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, 1881-06-18
CANNED FISH.

XII r. ft1I f1 41Nr rutt II ......, &7
rvns,. 1sn.fxs u TX .,:.,. ,..,, r,s,t S5
Grabst ttsrftexi, 9-tt cnsss, iicr caN. ....."ssv
Ktrnrreti IIerriHg, per rat..
Afuckcrci, 18th c0t,st per cats ...........-!iSS
llackcret, 1-tb rams, per cu,s .,.......,.,"ssss
CLAIMS, 1-fb ruMs, per e4th h.......,....,"."I,ss
Oys!crs. 40 cs,s, per ra,s s......,....."."ttss
L0tStcr, 1-lt cHMs, per rttn ............." .."aa <
I,Dtstrr, *-tb ct.ns, per ran
Aatts0.t (Actr), f-f6 cans, per can. ......aay;
BufHl0a, 4-tb cans, 7tsF ttssl sl............sSt ~
dncl.arv f'uy!e, IN fancy ,jarx, per jar 20"
Yarmouth uioaseT I'axig, Ii fancy Jar'' m
1HT 3NF ''s+t'f' "
AHrlt1rtcs, t'k bo!t{cs, 1'er bot4e. e.........'Yts
HuFtlAcS, 4AksortcHNs par rcan..,......."...ss X
1utTttHes, fHt,0rsesi, H. per rah......,+.""ayy
'6atftlMes. Imported, ~. j'nr rHn ~ "a
Eart4,tes, tHslorfct&, t0lstless, ", per can )"
, 1881-06-18
PICKLES, ETC.

"'ss'ts1 s;aI1 = ssts,I..n,,sE y ~. hnffje 2al
oyts t1ssT 49, ht,i ~ M1s't'S's'@e'% - ~ ~
USss t,{ftt.' XXI g1'sS 30s
Ttruss T Ti sIH*es ETa .s; 5Vl
k4pH$Q 0*+<pf ISfF UttAp - n
A'"'ost nM0aTs |'Tr ~" rne'' s"'' isl
NJ, NsnAsos, ~ sF'ko'"et*ot'''*'''t''' iQe
Si,eosos LET ~; .:..'....';;is 49, ~
E[Msoso1 -I" ,t,tf 1g3s tta.ID, 1H' ~ ~
Eofsuefeeet! ssHht PCT ~
Et,olea asNs 1MM*s per ~" "..s..'..''''''''t ~
Lgo0n AtNs aux. ffF oNh h....''''.'''''''' s5s
Chocolate Hk{{ Al{fkss per etAN..... ,..,t" "a
H"e.o- Flake, y pigs Jor,.
Va pack the abovs In quantities to suitt ~ M
liver In any part Of tho city and at the oepo"''
Of charge. Ws make no charge for boxes; "a u
Al! standard quality, and specially aaap apmr rsf
parties lutendln9 10 camp out during inc oa"''~"
k&&&Qp.
, 1881-06-18
THE COURTS.
II
Misn Kcegan Again Informed that
She Has No Claims Against
Miohnel's Estate. a..
pctc Witlfa!iiSi Ono Of tho Dissontlnat.
ors or :t,bsccnlty, Cut Out .
~ for Joliet.
= : -
Noting Out 'Justico to tho Rolling-Mill
Robbots,-Now Suits, Julg-
inonts, Etc. !,

Rohbots,- Now snts, Julg-
1nonts, Etc.
THE HOIr.iSu-,11hL ROBBERS.
t,nlEu Anth0ny ytatcrtay *untr,,rusl Tho fulir
rt,lttta9.tnttt Ant1 rerN ut ttUlr t,tnnx nr guilty
~ tho Indictments fnillMl nE,tlnnt thon,. Aleuk
SiuKNy. wtio wis lt,qucHttolsabty tho stxunttur
1T tho crtsiG. wnK acnlbnc0l to three ycnra mud
iMlf III tho l'ettunltary. ltuforn receiving lis
Kuntotcn llc WINS GskMl Ivy tho court II liz Ind
my statatnoht IL nuke. nnd responded that lio
would ltka to crsnx wllness'a to Hlow TINT tho
statement thtlo hy htftsuf nn tho dry hu p0ntl
cd guilty Asls ii irio 0uc. rhb Ct,,trt snIl
hc lt'l tut euro u. tass ul"fn tho truth Ut that
sthtotnnnt. The 'tlurenlaitt wns tstown by tho
evidence to havn l,ccn the rtn9oa.tcr. .and
%u as fpn e eS sxpiio', yafn Of ~ H. vo ye%, n1!
tern. tilAt ho vsn,M htso =, sorva for shooting
c',e,n c','e,nnl' q tl,o a,teinrteA |atl.Gacapo.
at!a lskud him IT. hu wa,: in tho 1t|il,x.mlll
"Illeo q! tho Night thc watnhtnan was lnrii' nn
t.vr, nt,l wns Rivail iw, yuatT md illf by lilo
Cn,rL. With tho ,onlM!t,, !llnt tlu wns rcuktuss
s"na sesce Wi1 n ~ ~ TF!' @ Gy,. ts nv; WI, ,n,v nm
isFr gt sSs pTt fnt Il l't S rr H., h"S
G1s f, ,,a u waxS w. aa thol' atood o"sl''o wo lilo
salll hu ,lid mt know 9f tho rnl,lury Miti nh
os ,t xiv.,1, n a e'' ,sy 1v IL
Tint niRhi. wiiiai i,,tiu hs .tfturwnrs % turnS.t
aynr % tn p.,!iru, iIrsi tnna latiiy ,.t 'i l,t.
tEln,is.t's ~ ai!s t,ot want to havo anything tt do
WI fasss s sr sa;t;,sel s,ntc ,,at tho ,,oionlaut
Fintcu,u ntitnlt.p.l ti,.t h.a'' no Ina. ina II
scy &C. ''e',iS i;S ~ ~ ii" kii'oSs .sr,tb, Fl tno
homu i. Az utN,.lSI,l nppolti wns ,nno FIR
tho dofunlMht by IFS cu.ltI*ot, whu roferr1,l to
-, A. 9 H,!.l @ @re,'!tsd @ :at!xGn .' of Chcng9 t 10
,,rsrin,,n ia iha s,Linry? i,n om M ,s,h,
atan.
Judge AnthOny Rall hU Ind known Fnuuann'a
~. ,1.nt ;,, 1l,t ano ,nnt co rot 70
cnt,l i, to ronry mi hid a a'na@ aton 1t;y 1f
ve"r n,,;i i'nlr n H. W tor q oMe
tho su',tcr,cc II, o n,.sportlad on rt,,,tIon
ia, F'1s!e n md , 6is issSis s,ade rsst!satis!'
nss tm safn no' Ut 'no soo" 'aat woro sfolo frotn
ii il understood sut mn cHcr+ ,xl,t i'm ~ ,.,oo
is tn Fti,,tua,,u csise. IL tic a.antin,o @ liz
young mum Is out on lMll.
--..-......
TIE H1lC1lAElt 1tEEGAN ESTATE.
Tho Appallntc Court T'inss1lly affirmed tho tio-
claion OF tho Proln'lo court IN tho caso of
s'uhnci It. Kucgan pit tho olu,n, Of M aoptod
daughter, Mary Ann Kopnnt,, L, Inherit.
% %ksSH,n tiIe,! hura !eayins .,nlte lareu cstato,
,ry Karaat,, Se I ' s"r.iv nf}trs hEy & 1vri n'i
@ @sls!'Ia! So H. i fs;or tisr'.Ea!y: Zig a!atus'.sI
s;nr,r"sr; arv My ",t,t' ~ ~, nnnu Is', tn I'M
!"o'' ,'%,g " NssEMn Prior to lS whom ho
ix.ic C.irt to IL, uolnrssl KoSvnt,'s ,cIr r. nI
W,ora dEs Kt,Iukurionkers I aecjsi,, W. Irs n,
iirtnr1l, tho adopted child holnE hHltl to hnyD no
, 1881-06-18
AROUND THE LAKES.

Detroit Put aud 1tit%zx: " Caps. 8, h, Gsuua.
zDoad fecelTed = d&spatcA Thursday erentns
6sAiu CA2t sEala, Of khe tug HtpAor, ststanx
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DRUGGISTS.
THERE is NO ALUM

Or other huIttul .uhstanee 10 Los!n, LIZ Z o.
the purest materials; mAkes light and Nhole ione
bread, and Il acknowledge g b the bo.t haEtnR
Powder in the market. Ask loI LO9AhI Ll1C
COI5 EXCELSIOR BAKING PoWpEh.
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By virtue Of deed Of trust from Hsary Kali, 4.
the undordgned trustee, dated the i9th az. Y
I.aSarY. IN he ysas ~, EeoSrded a%SnI the ~
IN deed Of truIt book No. 2, folio <SS, Vill On
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A man named Thompson, hailing from
the vicinity Of West MiddlOtown, Wash.
ington county, Pa, came to this city on
Tuesday with sled load Of pelts, which be
be disposed Of and started for home next
day via the Valley Road between here
and Clinton. He had come down the
same way and crossed Short Greek on the
ice at DR.. Englsh's ford, and although the
creek had broken up that night and was
running swiftly, with five feet Of water In
the channel, he insisted on having his
Colored man, who was driving, cross
through the flood. He was warned BY
some persons at the blacksmith shop not
10 attempt such performance, but being
Under the Influence Of liquor he sCoifed al
the advice and told the driver to 20 ahead.
The latter was induced, however, by the
advice Of byslAndeB, to get out Of the
sled and mount one Of the horses, which
he did, and then waded In. He had gone
only few steps when the Aled floSled
round down stream In the swift current,
and submerged, pulling the horses AZ.
Ter Il. The Colored man seeing his
danger got of the near horse and jumped
on to a cake Of ice aud then into the water
and scrambled TO the shore, thoroughly
soaked with water. One Of the horses
Also got 10 shore, but the other, along with
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The Kanawhn Board and the ApprOpriH-
IIOn for That River.

IIOn for That River.
WASHINGTON, February s, 1881.
Editors Intelligencer.
AS you see by the kilograms, the River
and Harbor bill failed to pass the House
Yesterday 1t Is too heavy. There Is one
thing about the Kanawhs river apppro.
priation that should be noticed in your
columns. Tho Government has already
appropriated 81 900, 600 for that river, and
the Kanawha Board still maintains the
right to collect tolls on everything that
passes over It's waters between Charleston
and the Ohio. The report Of this Board
fer the thirteen months ending January /,
1881, shows that they collected over $l5,.
900 Tower 5000 In tolls) and there was
only $3l0 used In removing distractions
or for any other purpose In the river.
This money, with the exception OF this
$34O, was absorbed in paying commissions
and salaries TO directors, collectors, Score.
tary, &c. The Board Is out OF debt, and
by their last report has ASSETS amounting
10 over $4,000. During the last year the
dradges have beon In the employ OF
the Government on this same river, and
1t has paid the. Board from $40 to $96 per
day each for the use Of them. This is an
outrage not only on the people OF the State
and elsewhere, who are compelled 10
use the river, but on the Govern.
ment az well. The State derives no
benefit whatever from this organization,
and no persons are benefited except the
half dozen men who constitute the Board.
The coal, Balt and lumber men who do
business in the valley, as well as the Citi.
zens along the river, have petitloned our
Legislature 10 pass an act aboliShing this
Board, requiring 1t 10 sell the dredges, &c,
pay the debts, II any, and hand the resi-.
due OF the proceeds into the State Treas.
ury for the benefit OF the School fund.
The government has expended over 800.
900 below Charleston, and is about to
commence building lock and dam five
miles below that place. The Board ct
their last meeting passed a resolution that
"ior the present" they would not collect
tolls. This Ia only a blind 10 induce the
Legislature not to pass the bill. The Board
has lobby In Wheeling, and the Charles
ton papers have not the independence To
speak out against this outrage. Should
the River and Harbor bill reach the
Senate this session, the Kanawha river
item will be opposed on that account, and
II Is very important that our State felin.
quish all rights to the river. W.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE
The uudersIgntd having commenced the Whsltiil,
Motion Business at 1914 MaIA street, would call tAI
Attention Of merchants 10 their Full Stock Of ever.
thing In the line including Notions, Fancy Good
Cent? FurnIAhilg Goods, Stationary aud Toys Int
solicit share Of their trade
Rfspectiully,
fei HAZLETT, WHEAT 4 HAYR
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Thompson, was carried down the stream,
and both were drowned. Persons who
witnessed the drowning followed the man
down stream two miles and ball, and
saw the body rise and sink several times,
but up to yesterday no tidings were heard
Gifts recovery. He probably foatsd out
TO the river. The Colored man said that
he had $50 in his pocket, the proceeds Of
his sGle Of pelts. The deceased was an
Irishman and leaves wife and Eve chill
dren. He Ia represented as having beer
an industrious man, not addicted 70 drinl
save when away from home,
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RANCH 1 BACH PIANOS.
oEALED PROPOSALS.

~ ctrRx's oyrcE BOARD OF COMPASSIONATE
WHEELISG, February II, 1851
geaIsI prOpr sails will no received at this once png
70 orseF mon March LIST, 1881, for furnishing Ohi0
County With COfins, DC, for the use o. Tue 9oGt
youth Size, fourteen years and uHdsFi also common
ThS BoaTd reserves The right to reject any or all
bids,
III III O'''' " '4 CHARLES II, DEITERs, Clerk.
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CEALED PROPOSALS.
CRY CIERK'S OyyIcE,

wHGILiNa, ", Va, February 8 1871
sealsd proposals will be received al the oee oilht
City CLERK until SATURDAY, February 10, 1881 II
O'Clock p M, for the removal Of all kitchen lafbAls
and DIAL from within the city limits for The JtI
commencing April ], 1881, the bids 10 20 a. follows
For the Flut District cOmpriSlng all Of the FlH
ward,
For the Second Dl,trict, compiling the sstOni
For lie Third District, comprislDS the Third ADD
Fourth WAIdB,
For The Fourth District, comprIIiug al south d
Wheeling creek 10 CAldWtll's Run.
For the Fifth District, comprising all south "
CaldWell'a Run 70 the southern line oil the city,
No person ", II be awarded for more than ore d.
trict, nor eau they DO interested In any pfOPaaI o
more than one district.
Proposals 70 be addressed 10 The "Chalrman Of ~
Committee on Health,n the committee feserVlng lh
$50 FRANK BOWERS,
tB City Cisrt.
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MANnooD's vigor Is Loot when the body
Is wasted by Dyspepsia, sick headache OF
liver complaint. For this pitiable condi.
ton TUFTS Pills are a specific. The vigor
and elasticity Of youth, and buoyancy Of
spirits, will follow their use. They give
ptire blood and solid ilesh.
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MARSTOa & WAKELIN, General Agents,
1888 8, Fourth ST., Philadelphia.

A. O. MARTIN, Agent
(At New Mcclure HouSe,l
ie7 WHEELING, W, VA.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

'lcITY CLRRE's OPBlCR |
wHRRLIsG, ". Va, Feb. 8. 1881.
Scaled proposals will DO received it the OfCs Of III,
City Cleik until Monday, February II, 1881, as
o'clock D. M, for the lighting, cleaning, OItinguLA.
Ing and furnishing VickS, oils, glMS ChlmneiE a.,
creek and the oil lamps In the Seventh WRIt iof Oa.
year, from March /, 1881. Bids 10 be IddrIssd y
ihe mChairmau Of The Committee on Lights tAt
committee rOSerVlpg the right 10 reject any OF ali
O'S rs FRANK BOWERS, City clnE.
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C!TY BOOK STORE,
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Progress and Poverty, an inquiry into The cause Of
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Outlines Of Bible III tory, J. F. Hurst, D. D., IS
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Troy ltS legend history and llterature with recent
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lllVand Times o. Goethe, Hermann Grimm, 5 vo.,
cloth, 500 pages, 81 80.
sketch Of the Radical Club OF Boston, Mrs. J. F.
Sargent, ClO,, 70 mo, % 90.
WhIiIer'S EnEll.h Almanac, 1881, 80 cents New
York Tribune Almanac, 1851 Is cents; Church
Almanac, 1881, 10 cents.
Any Of The above sent by mali, free Of postage on
receipt Il dflCe. New books daily, and orders sent
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can b procured through US on moro favorable terms
than from publishers.
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BENJAMIN F. STEVENS, President
JOSEPH NJ. GIBBENs, seCretar,
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NNAX NOTICE.
snEayy,. oyyIcE, lglO cnArLlnI 3.

OPEN FROM O'CLOCK A, n, UNTIL !
O'CLOCK =. n.
All persons indebted TO me for taxes must call II
the old sheriH's Once and settle promptly.
For the further convenience Of those who clnroi
spare the time during the day, will keep the OaH
open until 0 O'Clock ., IN.
Unless you giye this last notice attention, vii
proceed 10 enf0te the law, hioh will 10 many taA
add costs more than the tax BILL All ord6n nd
claims viii DO presented 10 me % usual.
GEO. X. TlNGLE,
iA9 EK.HheTlh Ohio County
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rnE iowa HEpUBLiCANs

-
Adept n AlEnIAeaht PiaiIotm-1he Past
Of the Party GUARANTEE OF iIs Pa.
tuee,
DRs NotNEs, Iowa Juns SO-JOhn W.
Aksts, Of Lynn. was cho'Un for supefin.
tendent Of Public INSTRUCTION OF tho Sec
ond District
TIE plattoim adopted fcCtss The fec1fd
ard history ui The Republican party, and
declares that II deserves petpetuslion 10
power because Of lie past deeda II has a
strong anti polygamy blank a watsr fonte
plank, CongtAtulste1 the county on the
election ol Garfield, and The National ad
mlhistfAtion Upon the vigor, IL manner 10
which II has undertaken to ferret out
fraud and suppress ex'taVagance ih pnbliC
expenees, 10 tecuie ,he rights Of our Pso'
Pile abroad and deal justlY With the Indian
wards Of the GoyetuBASni, and upon the
conspicuous success oI lts financial policy
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UaIuIEGL NOrES.

ataRe Robbeta-llw wO Escapes or Prison.
1FS-A novel OHenae Against an OlA
Law.
ALAM,sA, Cot, Juns 30-=At twoIVe
o'clock last night Sanderson's stage, from
Lake CITY 10 AlsmoHa, was robbed by
two men len miles west Of here. There
we're six passengers, Eve men and one
woman, In the coach. The robbers se'
c,,red betW cen $500 and $500 from the pas
aenpetp, II ID not known how much they
Vot from the mail and treasure box Of the
coach. There is no clue TO the Tobhets.
PfrrsBuRoit, June 30.-A dispatch from
Uniontown, Pa, says! Eight prisoners,
confined 10 the county jail, escaped this
afternoon. Five Of them we're strikers,
arrested Tor riot In the coke regions. One
has been reCsptuted. The others are
Slill at large. A large posse has gone 10
pursuit This is the second time The pris'
oners have escSped, on account OF an itise'
cure building . /,
PBttApELPHiA, June g0,--FfederiCk j,
Eater was Afraigned this morning undei
an act Of .l72l iof sellirg hre works. and
In accordance with that law WAS fined i've
sbiIIi6Vs Tbs defendant had to visit
Third Street 10 UHy five shillihvs from
bSoke., % the magiatfAIe inSisItd on being
paii Ia the regular coin. .
LoBDoN, 0Hr, Ju7e 30 james NJ
Anterior, the alleged Illinois forget, w'l
AtTee;ed here by the Sheriff from Henry
county, Illinois. Anderson vaA locked y
4 room In The hotel while the Shetia
went 10 pueat OF . lawyer. During the
absence Of the Sheriff Anderson escaped
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IN rmE Walks OF rae srORM.
Farther Reports Of Damage by WedneH
days Winds,

fuFthef Reports OF manage py WeuheA
days winds.
Sioux Cry, a., June 30.-PartiCulsrs OIL
the isvageS by the terrific storms Of two
days past are Just beginning to come in,
At Cherokee, this State, the house Of Mr.
Stevens was completely demolished, and
two OF his children instantly killed and
bis vile fatally injured, An old lady
named OberCh was also killed by the
house being blown over At Mill Greek
two grist mills and several residences
were demolished. AT Mehden the dangh.
ter OF station agent Pierce was killed by
lightning Two churches at Manson weIO
destroyed. At Merrill passenger trstn
standing on the side track was overturned,
hut no one killed.
WABAsM, IND, June so The storm OF
yesterday WEB the most severe that ever
Visited this part OF tho STATE. At Keller's
station on the Wabash road train oil
fourteen cara was blown from the track
aud down au embankment. The cara
we're lifted 80 neatly that not "a link was
broken. Twenty othors Of the train were
left on the track, but az tho brakemon
could not venture back with a signal they
we're run into by a second section ni the
SINE train and the engine and fve Q ars
totally demoli4hed No loss OF lie is re
ported, but the damage 10 all kinds OF
property IN this ana surrounding toyns is
inestimabls.
ST JoHN's, N =, June 80 "A terrific
south western rain storm ragged here all
night. Fences aud fruit trees were de-
stroyed and other damage done. II 10
feared that some oil the fishing feet were
destroyed. The steamer Cortes sailed for
New York early In the evening, but was
forced to put back to port about seven
O'Clock, after two hours, Intellectual efforts
TO get around Cape Spear She waited
fJr the wind to moderate. The Allan
steamer Caspian, due yesterday morning,
has not yet arrived.
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,roERIeSYAors
Boiled Down InIo small CompaAa Gou
Home Consumption.

Home Consumption.
ST. PETERsRuRs, June SO.-The Minister
Of Marine Is examining q plan for additions
to the feet. Estimated cost, 2l6 900 900
roubles.
LONDON, June SO,-Ths Telegram an
nounces that A. Leftsy has been arrested
on 9 train on the Windsor 4 London
Railway. '''a
In the House OF Commons 1t was an
nounced that the Government has no In.
formation relative to the mission to Ireland
which, II Is reported, the private Secretary
to President Garfield recently undertook
for the purpose OF obtaining information
as to the Irish. American element In that
country.
In the House Of Lords, Earl Granville,
Foreign Secretary, said: OF course, II
President Garfield had sent secret mis-.
zion to England be the SecTe'aTyl was
not bound to know IL, but he might say
that he had very good reason to believe
The report was totally uniounded.
A dispatch from Prague says q iestiye
gathering OF German studants was dis
larbed by Czechs, and an ARRAY ensued,
uuIluk WnlUu HbNeIhl VI tuS Nulmah1
were severely wounded. The Bohemian
populace again attacked the German stu
dents the next day, when several persons
were STABBED.
A Paris correspondent says the motion
relative to the administration OF affairs in
Algeria, 10 be discussed in the Chamber of
Deputies today, is an indirect attack on
the President.
The Right Hon. jas Chamberlain, Pres
ident OF the Board Of Trade, is considering
the possibility OF arranging q convention
with America to check the practice OF
Cimping seamen.
LIMA, June S.-The United States Lega,
ton here received dispatches week since
from WashingI on, instruCting the Minister
to proceed to recognize the government Of
UaIderon should such a step In his judge
msnt seen expsdient.
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SOURcdticisms, public and private, hay
ioe been made in regard to tardlneSs
ID eoayle.iug the work on the Market
street bridge ordered by Council, we deem
Il ba, IDS. to the Street Commissioner to
ny that the work was promptly let to
r1ulrscl alter the order WGs passed, but
NJ. condition Of the bridge was found 10
be- mCch worse than at frat supposed
hsOdsr WAS 70 relay the floor, suppos'
lng,hs. t,s under timbers would be all
.,uud, but IN examination revealed the
IIct that the ,llSgonaI timbers were de-
eyed and detective to sGCh an extent as
10 call Tor new ores before q new floor
could be put down. Consequently the
contractors, Messrs. Armstrong, 0cen &
Co., were Obliged to order l5O pieces ot 20
hOI OaS diag,nals, $ by 4, before work
Condbs commenced TN the a1or. These
tubeu are now arriving, and the repairs
WiIlbo made next Tuesday, neCessitating
The co,inEOi the bridge for one or more
days The eros, Limbers are all right and
tie bridge perfectly safe for ordinary
ttAVel, but the diagonaIs on top Of them
were loo much dec,yed to warrant the
putting down ol a new floor on them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-01
Y,,,, of n l,sIivoy A AeOidsn,.

CHICAGO, June SO.-suppressd partiCu'
lars Of a fatal accident on the Chicago
Burlington 4 Quincy road eaily yesterday
morning we're learned this morning A
stock train broke In tvo near Hindsdals
o wing to the binding glare ot lightning
the danger signals could not be seen. Tbs
second section dashed into the Caboose oil
a stock train, instantly killing ]. @. Smith
OF Chatiton, Iowa, aud A. j, Evaus, o.
PleSsantville, Iowa, both stock men. A
man named schrum, OF Charlton, Iowa
WAS injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-01

9rMasSyILLR juns SO-whsn part Of
t.e ioo' Of the old nail factory was torn Of
W Dy,. The vial Yesterday, John boyd was
.s ss.S'9s under bis cart 10 escape the rain,
snu sos nsd barely done 90 when the roof
ne vas not hurt '
M, ,VSShS the storm a tank Of The Anchor
Hu nn,o'ks, near Mingo station, Waa Btfnck
mEalninS and set on fire, causing q lev
aahu'ed dollars damage,