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Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-25
Connecticut Medical Society.
Opening Session-A Display of Medicine @
 ITO Be ContSnx ed Ts-aay.

Opening Session-A Display of NEedicinss
 ITO Be Continued Ts-aay.
 The Connecticut Medical society convened in the Common Council chamber at City Hall yesterday afternoon at 3:3O o'clock with quite large attendance of practitioners The ante-room of the chamber was occupied by s'drummers, who made quite an extensive display of medicines, including pills, pow ders and lotions, which they invited the phy sicians to inspect as they entered or retired. The exhibits were tastefully arranged in glass cases. There were also on exhibition invalid chairs, surgical instruments, etc., etc. The meeting was called to order by Dr. c. W. Chamberlain, of Hartford. The secretary read his annual report, and the annual ad dress was made by the president, Dr. Will liam Deming, of Hartford, his subject being Points in the treatment of phthisis pull monalis." After the address the convention adjourned until this morning at o'clock.
 The following is the order of exercises of the society for to-day:
 Report of secretary c. W. Chamberlain, Hartford. Annual address by the president, William Deming, Hartford, Points on the treatment of pthtisis pulmonalis." Report of committee on matters of professional in- terest, w. A. NJ. Wainwright, of Hartford, chairman. Reception of delegates from other societies. Reports of delegates to other so- cieties. Dissertation, N. Nickerson, Meri- den, ''Quinine, and what 1t teaches" Intro duction of business cases of interest and dis cussion. Miscellaneous business. ESSAYS.
 "The recognition of death," G. L. Porter, Bridgeport; "A protest against the recent action of the New York State Medical so- ciety in regard to consultation" /" Willis J. Beach, Litchfeld 'sThe use of proprietary medicines" Professor c. A. Lindsley, New Haven; ''Thomas' operation" Professor F. E. Beckwith, New Haven; ''Specialties in medical treatment" Rufus Baker, Middle town. Voluntary papers.
 The annual dinner will be held at Red cliffe's. Last evening Dr. Carmalt gave 8 re- ception, in honor of Dr. Beckwith, of Yale College The affair was of an elegant de- scription, and occurred at Dr. Carmalt's new residence on Elm street, near the First M E. church. The attend ance included about seventy-fve members of the medical profession in this State, among them many of note, high standing and in- fuence, and number from other States, among whom were Dr. Sanborn of Maine, Dr. Henry, secretary of the Rhode Island State Medical society, and Dr. Downing of Providence, R. l., who are in attendance upon the meeting of the Connecticut society. The Connecticut society was numerously represented. A number of the gentlemen were accompanied by ladies. A fine collation. was served. Dr. Beckwith is professor of obstetrics at Yale Medical College, and came here to reside about 8 year ago, purchasing the residence near the Tontine, formerly the residence of Lucius R. Finch, Esq, now of New York. The occasion was very much enjoyed
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-25
Burned to Death.

Alice Cook, little colored girl, in Milford, died at Meadows End last Saturday, from the effect of the severe burns she received two days previous. She was playing with matches and her clothing took fire Medical aid was of no avail
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-25

Trunks and Bags. At Stevens &5 Brooks, 273 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-25

Midnight Weather Report. The following observations were taken at the same moment Of time at all the stations named:
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-25

For Comfort. There is nothing like the broad French toe for comfort. Mems fine and medium grade shoes on hand, made on this style last.
 WALLACE R. FENN X O.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-25

We advertise 1000 pairs of ladies', misses, boys, youths, mems and child's blue and olive colored canvas shoes from $l to $1.75
 my2O lot WALLACE B. FENN E Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-25

The shoes were taken from the feet of the three tramps and Superintendent Stevenson, Sheriff Hart of Madison and Detective Brew CT took them to the scene of the attempted train wrecking and found that the shoes matched the tramps' tracks there. The sta tlon agent also picked out one of the tramps as the man who attacked him
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-25

Gentlemen's and ladies' lawn tennis on hand and specialties made to order. Gym nasium shoes from $1 to fs2. The new styles are attractive. W. B, FENN & Co.,
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
EUROPEAN NARKETs

IIyFRPooL- March 1912 m-Pork- Prime Mess Eastern.
dun af so DO Western, dull at "a. BaCOn-Cumberand
Cut Glli al 80 Short Rap dull at As; Long clear
duh at Al Short Clear dull 1850. Hams-L0ng cut
se Gy s zS sho1ders dun at 80 Sd BeefIndia Mess dur
Prime estern steady al 526d Tallow-Prime CITY dull
o. 4ZGd urpen.ine-spnss steady ~ 80 Rosn-Finc dull
al II ID; Common steady at 6td Cheese-AmeHcaD Ch0ce
dun al 81. LGrd OH none here. Flour-EITa state dali
at "a Whest-NO White duh at lOld No Spring duIl
az 10; Winter New Western. duh l03d CorI-Nixed
OLD. steady at g. lat $40 vi. for new
LIVERPOOL March lu-Receipts or Wheat for the past
three days were 34S 900 centas including 2630OO Ahe
lIyEPooLg March l0-8 p m-Bread.tufs easier Flour.
10 4l2 GENITAL for Western Wheat B4d 1854 per cen
tai California Whiie 0sd 4lO for California
CluD; SGdG lO6d for Red Winter 4IO for Red Wesern
Spring
IoxDON March lO-4:3O Dm.-Cacutta Linseec asa sG6d
per quarter Sperm Oi 472Q478 per ton; Pale Rosin IN
l0ed SPIRITS Turpentne; 81 SD. per cwt. Refined
Petroleum. 5s4d shnt. 0 Petroleum 7ddSd per gallon.
Common 7Osin. : Sd. Linsoed on %. per
ANTWERP. March l0-PetrOrum, Il francs - ccntimes
paid and francs - Confines sellers, for pale men.
can. WlcOxs Lard closed AZ lz6 francs per lOGkiloa
BEEEN March lO-WllcOXs Lard closed &c 80 marks per
100 pOunds. Petroleum. MARKS 10 Dienngs
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
pOsTON wool. MARKFT.

BOSTON ch IO-Thero steady demand for Wool and
tle influence Of favorable gce from Lnsanl prices
sustained The sales Of the week have beer 900 300
h Of all kinds quote sales " Ohio and Pennsylvania
fe-ces A30AJc including Choice Xxx tie latter
xxx AZ 46 d4G good average lots Of Xxx finn % t4c
and holders are NOT disposed sell under 45c 3C
gan ana Wisconsin heece- have ben selling at II Ii3 and
have been in moderate demand Ohio No has been selling at
COmDiug Deldlno selections firm
mand Pulls from d6041c FOR Fine Delaine and for
Fine and No ! COmbilg Unwashed Comlins is
dull Coarse COmbinR
as nsaabe Tho demand Il exclusively
fine gradea Unwashed Woois have been in demand VIII "a
cOns number Of ge largely hne WoO from 20 s2c.
Der n California Wool Is aud the sales the odds
and end, that hDnd Holders closing old
stock 10 prepare for the spring CLIP Pulled Wogs
demand and nm Choice ~upcIs sell at a. J.c and
mon and Good AZ 28a43ci Choice California Pulled sells
5GJOo; Australian Wool has been IN demand with sae Of
1S OOB b AT 4Sa4sc for COmbng and 81 diBc C'Gt.
ing Other foreign Wool been quiet and there have been
no a.e Of importance.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
BOsTOS Friday March 10 ls9
FRIDAY. March lO-P. VI.

The stock market to-day opened strong with
figures generally higher than at yesterdays closing
hour and with something very like boom" for
the Louisville and Nashville stock, which sold at
~ to 77l2 against 733i, the closing figure last
evening For other stocks the advances ranged
from Il TO about per cent. BY 1918 o'clock the
highest prices for the day generally had been re-
corded The short" interest had been so largely
reduced during the preceding two days. that the
market recev very little support that element;
thai when the renewal Of sales of long stock be-
gan. prices Immediately began to yield at first
slowly, with frequent small reactions, and later
rapidly. Hence to-night's closing figures are all
lower than last nights, few are any better than
those Of Wednesday, and many are many points
lower than at any time during the late decline
Louisville and Nashville declined from 77l2 to 71S4
although it was reported that the nego-
tatons for the sale Of the company's $40, 900 900
Of debenture bonds were successfully completed
While the various stocks Of the entire market differed
IL weakness only by degrees after the first half hour
OF business, the specially weak stocks of the day
%ere the coal stocks. Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western sold at l2Zaa 123ls in the early dealings;
late il sold at llS5s31ls7s. Delaware and Hudson
sold at 1861 l05 Reading at 81 a So and Central
Of cfNew-Jersey at s9l2a e07sa 560s ST Paul was
notably strong at 100sa9l ll0 early, but closed at
l0s7s. Missouri Pacific was specially active, and
sold at 920934 a 90 and Western Union sold at
7s5sG77l2 The market closed weak
Government bonds were dull and steady. The
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
ErRoPEAN EINANcGAL MARKETS

LONDON March l9-l22O .. m.-COnsOs lO0as for money
and luUo OI the account bonds, four per cents 100
Atlantic Western first mortgage trsteass CeTuh
Gates 4e Eric 3G3 d. second COusOs 81 y PennsTlvan8
Central ~ d; NewI OTk Central, l34l4 Reading 80; New
York. ontario Western. 23Z Milwaukee and ST. Paul
common. 10.
LONDON. March 1913 - mPaT1s adyices quote three per
at 81 francs % Centmes for the account
LONDON. March 100 m-Bar silver u quoted at 52d
per
LOSDoN March l0-4:00 m.-ConsOs 100tI1e money
lOO5s account bonds, per cents 12U 4,
do iour and hall cents ll6ag 10 three and half
1889 Erie second COnsO 9Oie: NeHN
Central, I34 Atlantic and Great Western second
trustees certificates l64 pennsylvania Central 62
Reading. Zyl2 New YORK. Ontario ana Western, 23L2
LONDON Mrch lOl3O p. m.-The amount or bullion gone
into the Bank Of England balance today Is 100000
LONDON March lO-5OO D m.-Pars a1ylces quote three
per ~ 10 centlmes for the
March lO--J:OU m.-hXcnAage Is
francs SOP cenumes for checks
BERIS, March OThe Imperial Bank OF Germany has
duced It's rate OF discount % per cent
BERLIN, March lOThe statement Of the Imperial Bank OF
Germany shows increase in specie 900 marks
last report
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
COTTON N1ARKETs-BY TELEGRApH

LyERro2 March Iol2So p mGo't9n 10 go2d Gsmand
leans giae sles 5000 bales, Including 20'O bales 70
speculation and export receipts !4O2 Dg.es nMgu9n. Nc
clause March delivery 6'72d March ana April delivery
June delivery 32ossd do June and July delivery
August and september deIvery 62-ad Futures steady
LIVERPOOL March lJ-5:U0 D. NJ -Fuures-Up plIDds. Low
June del very Gid do June ana July delivery 6Srd
do July and August delivery 6' do september and Oct0
LyEtro5i, Match 10 p m Cotton-The sales Of the
LNERPooI. March lo--5.oO ?. nj Cotton Fu,urcsUp.
lands, Low 1lllnE clause May and June delivery, 9s4d
do July and August delivery t'Cd Futures closed dull
LvEGPooL. March lO-5 p m Cotton-sales of the week
$1,000 bales American 900 bales SPECTATORS took 5000
Jacs total receipts io3Cj0 bales American $4,000 bales;
total stock 736 600 bales American 5S5OoO bales; amount
Of Cotton aaoat lOOG bales American 2lGOOO bal9s
4, rmer men 80 reed. cold End shrtings, 372 yari. ;
2oz~ I2d443L; No. 10, Mule twist, Fair second aual,
ACGUsTA March To- Cotton firm ,tidun2. ll1c., Low
MddnG l9.G$ Coca Ordn3ry i9e receipts; q 20 Bales
WeezyNet receipts lj6- bales shipments 2223 bales
BALTIMORE March lQ.---couon frm: aiittlng l1%9
u c Low MGaf' ~ III @ ~ 1JS1 a OraIsry: & ~ ~ q a
Continent 2227 bales sales spinners 700 bales stock
receipts 759 bales exports to the Continent
CHARLEsroS March l0.-Coton firm Mihtlng. II 80;
Lo% NdtIAS i & & Good 0rLnTZ M & bSa S net receipts
WeekNet receipts 64Zj bales exports to Great Britain
GHLyE-Ioy Sarch I0-totton firm iiddlng Ila,c.; Low
MddinE, Good Ordinary 10 net receipts, 2J5
bales exports cDastws $50 bales sales OJ4 bales stock
4S.43f bales.
Weeky-Net receipts 4;56s bales gross 502s bales: ex
ports GTea Britain 1889 bales 20 the Continent 300
bales; The Channel 3I25 bales coastwise 1896 bales
sales. g. 50 bales
AldGng Il Sc Good ordinary, LO3; net receipts. io
oales, Shipments 1870 bales sales liO0 bales' stock"
1888 baic- ,.
WoeklyNe receipts 2424 bales shipments, 1855 bales
sales 1925 bales. -
Ngw.ORLEANs Marcn l0-CottOn firm; Middnng. II &c.
Low Mddlng II Good ordinary, IO'.c net receipts
2,lS9 bales gross 1850 bales exports 10 Great Britain
l5l bales coastwise ll6 bales sales, 5000 bales stock
BATS bales.
Weeky-Ne receipts 1902 bales; gross 1890 bales;
ports Great 4J0S1 bales; 10 France 6yGl bales
10 Continent ~ bales; 70 the ChaDne 223O bales
cOastSisy. 1 1872 bales; sales 80, 800 bales.
SAVANNAH March lO.-COuon 1rm MIddIng II &c; Low
MlddLng Ordinary, lOl4c.; receipts, 1910
bales exports cOaswse 100 bales sales 800 Daies last
evening. 800 bales stock. 62,3li bales.
WeekIy-Net receipts S,6O5 bales gross, s7j2 bales
ports Great Britain fJS7 bales 70 the Continent 2,i3l
bGies cOa5twise. 1915 bales, sales, 10 100 bales.
COTTON RECEIPTS
NEwYoRK March lOThe following are the total net re-
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
1--WE srocX MARKETs-BY rELEGRAP

Prrr,to March IO-CArTLg-R Receipts today. go head
- y fins ftr lOn head. Tor san~ time last week
-0b consigned through so offerings iar narket
au0taby higher. Far % -et!n , ~
Tae- = 900 p lO Nrxed Butchers 81 oOaSi 10 Lsht
Steers - 49, al 0ffeting taken 600 -, .-.., ,
~ IN. faf ~ head f0r same time last week JVD
'1 i gb - cars market qUitt ADD weak only
- I'M -Ir all tAkeni talL 20 fOUd MO. 9tep
~ - a. CDer.e WOOl - jO0e3 -; Extra Zine Ooi
iaful. ~ a5. ChJlcr 20 Co.. ..,,-..---..,. a..
teeipi. today 900 head total for the week thus
time l4-t 80 700 head con
tr91gh be- cars market easier but not quotaby lower
,,i1I- Common no Eastern demand Good te Choice
Vr 81 500 - ~ GOOD % Choice 1gs. - Ods' 30 no
Good Heavy offerings. ~ ,...-.... n n,n ,.,,. s-.,
,fs n 900 heal good demand market gnerlU{ active ana
~ ~ ,c,. Common u GOOD Mixed - go 10 Heavy PACK
@ sLippnL 81 j0cs7, Light t. dS5 jo' sklps And Iuls
sg 5O1E5 20 1900 ,.-..... o,, h.,S
y1d smand market strong ind fuzzy 10 hgael Exp1Ft
s. 5, ma ~ oo0 Ia Choice shipping 80 jOa-5 common 70
g. F,ir :! pOa$5 4U Butchers steady AZ - bggVt 30
Thrsagh drass Te1As 81 lO45 % siocAes anu Feeders
ssEP Receipts, 1900 head sLPmentA lSOO head mar
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North RiVsr. Vessels anf R1uroIfS
NEw-YoRR FRIDAY, March 10. 1892
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NFw-YORK. Friday. March

ASHES-Unchangef
BEB.WAk-Quiet. unchanged
CHICGRl-UnCllnCed.
COAL-DUl weaS and unsettled for Anthracite Bitumi-
firm.
COCOA-Dul. without decided change.
COOPERAGE STOCK-In Moderate demand and about
steady.
CORDAGE- Quiet. unchanged
COFFEE-RiO quiet but nm; sales Ordinary 10 Prime
cargoc 1,dllc, including Fair at 9osc Mild grades hrm
but quot 40 bags MarscGibo Clauius sold private
terms quoted a0l3c
cOTT0NspOt Cotton sc higher and again fairy active
Dales including l43
bales for export aud 492 bales for spinning. Delivered
200 bales Receipts at the ports to-day u gIt
against bales this day week. and 25T43
bales last year for the week 5555 bales against
week and 1879 bales last since Septe
ber 4s047l bales against 47j97IS bales time last
.Aa- m
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11


Futures fairly nGye oIns P at fR pSg99so q
i24s July, 1850 1884 August l2G79l27s; sePtem;
RnS s o9 Bscsgs % Ap q MT Rics
june IL II: July I25s August i272 September 1882
October. lL7ii November li.5i December. lL5I Jana.
Abn II NAV i235S@S0: Jans i346G i5G7
q Sg 3tdSe{ Sg4 AgsE & Yoysnbss sep'in5s5
December llG36ll65 January, ll76ell.75. Transfer.
FIs wanted and stu Salfs firm ,a view Of mi.
shore s5oas22 No. do si2aslS; NO DO, SO sales
Bs 100 d. a oa T = % o S. sns efy Sncs
a?aI Sor sD and s 25 for Fn1spor box errnr IN
fair demand spd about steady 2oY9 BIZ here s0d "4R 6
fLoGR AND MEAL-FLoUR-Mark rather more ac.
tive without however decided change In price, export
GSPand qaS Fcderag te PGiSr Ge & &gob2s ade
for Z ~ Z for S Winter y What % o$ R99 RSg gs' E CITY Mn
SO Europe including 1000 sacks for al April delivery
a. 49, 100 b6s sqgertne y 55%St 20 for Spring -
q i50 80 the whole range OF the bbl. were
T = e 80 & n6O On % & nsi a
70 % GoSd dSS' Extra TO- & s
8 i0e$5 81; Common 70 Good Extra Round q, Hoop
@S Common E9tra Minnesota lSssi %: Clear 80
g sSat sas s. @Sss ss % g. FssS R1eSF' 81 ga
2 s. to Lou. Gus oD Family e Far od. EIr g. p P.tsns sSS
Winter Wheat ETtfa n 25ass So market closing quiet
and s lhoG dmsH s T5 oS S6RG
Good Extra Io9 go GOOD to CHOICE s 7qess i9caa
reguest prices sales 55 bbls 5uperhne -
81 GO latter FOR choice. CKWHEAT FLOCR plenty
the extremes sales mainly
21$2 25 ---- u CKWHEAT unchanged sales 800 BUSH
soc CORNMEAI more active; sales. $50 bbls. Brandy.
wine 90 50 ~ 20 mainly - TO- Yellow Western quoted
- 25GS3 50.
TOEEIGN enthusiastically unchanged and trade
rather Raisins 50dS2 j5 turkish Prunes
63,c: CurTans b1j zc Almonds. lGaaG b. auction
$4,000 MessinA and Palermo Oranges - 23GS3 DO
and l 900 boxes do LeinOns - - asa per steamer
GRAlN-WHEAI-M Market Irregular AMI unsettrtO Openng
sal better: then Wiyh less strength nearly all the advance
points closing at g the prices current on
last evening yeIy export demand, with the bus
mainly Winter Red aud large trade speculative
account sales 10000 bush. future l8 200 bush cash.
II y new. 2o9i fer old No. Red 81 3I54Gsl SO for
new 81 333, old; Including 10000 bush free board
81 3 81 81 Cngradrd White ~ 234tl 30 No Nhiie
I'll 2s No White, 81 for new, 81 81 for old No Red
az 33a closing 81 May. 81 S3Sesl - L. closing
o Al 81 = do uly,
II 22d$l 24 closing ~ - ls..-RYE quet - dsJc, car
lJi boat oats BAILEl dun and unchanged sales,
Western at SEC BAR riley MALT quiet and steady
CORN-Markct 2al &c. better, Vth small supply Orering
ami export home trade demand moderate business
closing strong l5'OO
re: & roe: 40 2 7UGic tOr new. Il &c free on
board aud re for OLD. White, SOc delivered; Low
NJ ycd -3ilc.; No2 Mixed. March 7O01Dc. closing lnc
hid, do April 1O'iD -c, closing SC; do May 2I
without decided opt and shade easier for
lots sales l9- 900 BUSH lnciudng No az Soc for
new. No 2 81 iC. for 52Ls. for old NO j. 81 &c
y - 40. = 1-dJ-i4C tOI new;
40 J. Jjc.. Mixed Western, Jl0Jlc; White no. o4H22c;
Mixed state, jOG55 White dO 81 dJ0 PC intending
10000 bush 40 2 Mixed March, id5l sc $1,000 bush.
DO April. JODjoc. 10000 bush do. Nay, 454a+'-2c
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON March l0FOOWing the Wool sales OF yester
dav IN detail 3i8 bales Port Pnilp-Fleeae lldHY6 Id
secured lldd I'D greasy, l0d sd locks and pieces 9d
az I'D lg4 bales Sydney-Fleece sd G2 secured I'd
al l6d greasy. I'D Il I'd locks and pieces SldGlf I'd
6s2 bales Adel lada-reasy, 6d I'D 2s3 bales Cape and
Natal-Greasy. I'd. II bales New ZeaandG !.
IL I'D.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKETS.

HAVANA March iO-Sugar-Market weak. Moasses sugar,
Regular 10 Good Polarization 9GD reals gold per arI0Dc
Muscoyado Common t9Fair 9ag reals Ce9friggaL y; 70
arrp6e spanish gold. l60 2Gl89s Exchange weak on the
United states 90 days god, 5Aa5t premium short slsht
do, W G614 preIuumi on London. 10 sdl7 premium
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11

kst generally active and firm; Fair q 80
dS6 20
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11

The following shows the imports Of dry goods
at the Port Of NewYOrk for the week ending
March 10 and since the beginning OF the year,
as compared with the corresponding periods of
previous years:
For the Week: 1850. 1881 1882.
port. S2IG-Sl5 SS,2it,629 S!.3l5,092
Thrown on markell 2,19I4SJ 3,l3E,5S2 2,4l6,1J2
SInCeJau.
Entered at the port. 29.5699s2 2G45s4Gs 3l.256499
Thrown market. 2J.7lJ.l02 21O94.TJ7 32,J6l,OO4
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
COTTON RECEIPT

NEWY0RK March lO-Ihe following the Total net
cepts Cotton the below mentioned ports since SeDtem
Der /. 1881:
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
OFTcE OF THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY ConAsr.
OREGON SHORT LINE RAILWAY SUB

PRINCIPALS desiring 70 purchase plot OF
ground on Broadway below Walst, can address OWN.
r. Tribune DHca
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS

5 5 coaiinael 3l9s...-........lc. .O00....
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11

the Northern lairoad Company Of NewIersey foT the
ensuing year will De nel AZ the oce Of the Company e
EnSewOof y j. Wednesday. March -. lSSA AZ 10 IN
The polls viii remain oprn one hour. " A. ROORBACI,
March 9, 1881. secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-28
Az unexpceled ExpIo.lon.

NEw YoRE, January 27.-At the dump.
ing groud in East Ninty-ninth street, Ben
Burns, aged fourteen years, picked up from
the debris what appeared 10 be a tomato
can filled With grease. He threw It into a
bon fire when an explosion occurred. It
was violent enough to throw a saloon
keeper in an adjoining street from his
stoop into the street. The dense smoke
and cloud OF ashes obscurcd the scene
Of the disaster. When it drifted away ten
persons were found lying in the LOT in
inrcd, and the neiGhbors hocked to their
rescue. The names OF the unfortunates are:
Ben Burns, aged II, killed; Mary 0'KeelFe,
Eliza Jones, John Ross, Joseph Jones, AL.
bert Jones, Catherine Miller, Michael Pal.
erno, Thomas Ward, wounded. Some OF
those are severely wounded. The can is
supposed to have contained nitro.glycerine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-28


VOORHEES, is becoming irrepressible on
the Tariff since he turned Pr0teCtionist.
In an interview with the Washington cor
respondent OF the Cincinnati Commercial,
heays:
"Itwas not Hancock who defeated the
Democratic ticket, though" said the Indi-
ana Protcctonist; at was that detestable
platform. Tariff for revenue only: was
the death OF lis, not ouiy in Indiana, but
throughout the country. Three weeks be-
fore the election we had Indiana by 10000
majOrity, but four letters, only,
killed us. 1t WIS the unguarded
point in our line, and our oppo-
nents, like good genertts, charged It's in
force when We were unprotected, and de-
ieated lis. It was n simultaneous assault
made everywhere at the sIme tine, and
our votes fell Off by thousands. ! saw it as
plainly as anybody. 1t was like soldiers
marching Of on plain; We were routed
and / knew it. Everybody knows now,
and We ought to have known then, that
there could be no such thing us tariff for
revenue only. 1t is q Crank's notion-G
sham. With Il sound protective plank we
could have carried Indiana, English and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-28
RRlEE rELEaRAMs.

Chas, Hentzler was killed at Fondulac,
Wis, yesterday, by load of wood falling
upon him.
The body Of Jennie Cramer was exhum.
ed at New Haven, Conn.,, yesterday, for
further analysis
The deadlock in the New York I.egisla.
ture continues and the legislature has ad.
journed till Monday night.
A furious wind storm prevailed through.
out the interior Of New York yesterday,
seriously interrupting telegraphic com.
munication. At Syracuse school house
was blown down and other damage done.
Wilson Russell, prominent lumberman
Of northwestern Pennsylvania, was insanity
killed, yesterday afternoon, by log falling
upon him willie loading cars at Big
shanty, twelve miles south Of oiBndford, Pa.
A Watertown. Wis, dispatch says: The
second inquest held at Lowell, over the
body Of Mrs. Thos. Doyle, resulted in a
verdict Of death by strangalation. Her
husband was arrested as the murderer,
and is out on $4,000 bail,
Frank Rumberger, the youngest Of The
Troutman murderefs, under sentence oi
death at Harrisburg, Pa, made what be
calls q true confession yesterday afternoon,
He charges the shooting Of otTroutman a
his brother Henry RumbergeT,