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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


IA, Hughes, Boone, la. I. H. MonS, city.
s, c. STANLEY, city. a, j. CIImminSs Toledo
ga SEAttlSon Pittsburgh. W. l. StoiSberry GIN tSH
". ". Bruce, Piedmont J. Z Dodd, Boston,
B IL. DOMner, Buffalo, 8, ClaFk, TelIaISa
Mrs Proctor, MouAntown, ], Anderson. Httsbnrcb
IT, W. Wilson. J. NJ KIrk 1nntnn n 49, w.
]. r. Gibson, city. VS. MitchelI coln,nhnNS
III. MillikGn, Louisville, G, i. Rents Chicasn'
g. FurbAy, city. E n. Dciano, BlifSio
s. s. Allen, Cleveland, u ThohtaE =
J. r Bell, h & OR. II, ], Hui. Cincinnati
J II. MeanhAn, Petersburg Mis- Kate Claw nj,
J, DormAn, WellshlIY, A. A. Rice sitv,
W. Vol 4 vile Charleston " IlSt q VILE tharleS.nr
A, Caldwell Charleston. VIM, Abott Gha ricSioNS
Mis- Wolf Charleston. A. &. YanTaneie Phi.
q, 7. Hudson, WelishuIE, VI. 81 RayensetSit " "
c. r. Caster, 2AneSvIlle D.. q. KfFk 4 wife Denve,
Q. +. Hoke, city. Up. Smith, city. va
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CLostSe out a lot Of ladies', misses and
children's odd sizes OF shoes, regardless Of
cost to make room for new spring goods, at
L. v. BIOHp's.
IIAS Main STRAIT
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TIE usual merchants lunch at The New
McLure House Sample Rooms daily.
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Ii the worth Of anything Is proven by It's
results, then surely Or. Bulls Cough Syrup,
!. pre.eminently the best Cough Syrup now
oxlant
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OF Dress Goods, silks Housekeeping Goods,
Flannels Blankets, Cluaks and llolmAns.
You Will ave money I. BtpN 4 ;BRo. 4
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Panorama Of the Bible.
s Valentines, Birthday Cards, &c.
Passenger Steamer New Andes.
To Glass Manufacturers.
Passenger Steamer Wyoming.
Consumption.
SIT Year and Expenses to Agents.
The Works Of the Collier Company.
Ioure Fits.
Opera Householder & Farron's Superior
Dramatic Company.
Furniture and Carpets-Wm. link 4 Son.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-06

GouNTY BOARD OF EQuALlA'
" TON AND APPEALS.
To all tPhOm Il Nay Gmonn!
Take notice that the Board OF Equalization
and Appeals Of Ohio county will connense
their sitting MONDAY, JANUARYS iS-
commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ AL persons
having petitions referred to this Board aFeFe,
CURED to appear, and any Others having 'NI
business relating to their taxes for lsyeh
attend as this Board meets but once sy'"
By order Of the Board OF Commissioner
jas JAS. B.QUARRIERr CIeFk'
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ST. PETERSBURG, February 5.-The GOlol
reports the murder Of q Jewish family Of
six persons near Novidvor by some Mon.
iiks. II Is stated that the police
are on the track Of the miscre-
ants. The authorities Of Warsaw are up.
prehensive Of renewal OF outrages against
the Jews. General Albdinsky has organ.
lied thorough patrol Of CoSsacks. This
is considered as a sign that the authorities
are disposed to make strenuous efforts tC
preventa repetition Of the outrages.
LONDON, February 5.-The British steam.
er Cessna, last reported at sebastapol
from Galveston via Norfolk, foundered in
the Black Sen, Ten corpses were washed
ashore from the vessel near Kilikia.
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Great Smash for Cash
In fine Silks, satins, Velvets, Pushes, ETC., at
the clearing sale. /. BLUM Il BRo.
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BOLD RURGLARs.
a Safe nlown open and Boarding
House Gone Through.

- sRtt@S @@AtNA- 01sCA 0AA -
House Gone Through.
Yesterday morning two bold and daring
robberies were committed in this neighbor.
hood.
The tirst took place between the hours Of 5
and o'clock In Fulton, the little suburb
northeast Of the city. The door OF the paper
mill was pried open in manner that indi.
Gates that professionals must have had 9ome.
thing to do with the affair. Saturday was
payday at the Midland the burglars evidently
looked for big haul After gaining an en-.
trance hole was drilled in the door Of the
safe and powder blown in and Afterwards
ignited by means OF fuse. The thieves were
not sharp. They should have tried to open
the safe, aS'the door was unlocked. There
was only $50 in the safe and few postage
stamps. No traces were left behind by which
to gaina clue as to who the persons were.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-06

No headache or back-ache for ladies
who drink "WINE OF cARDUI.n
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Gemf.AnnunI CIeorInr snIe

At ,Blums'. Great bargains during thi
week Now Is Your time to buy.
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Great snsash for casl,

And . large stock OF goods to choose from.
]. BLpM 4 RRn.
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Gae g4telIigettte1:
O,llee. NOS. 10 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements.

Academy Of Music Grand Entertainment
Great Smash for cash-I. Blum & Bro
Head Of local.
a sun Further Reduction--J. s. Rhodes
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WASHINGTON, D. c., February Ola. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer
fair weather, winds mostly southerly, station
afy or higher pressure.
For the Lower Lake Region, clearing
weather, westerly, backing to southerly winds,
stationary temperature and pressure.
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peal ESTATE BULLETIN;

, $500 viii buy frame dwelling and lot sala
$50 only asked fora tWo.s,oFy bsIeS ST1iis, u
rooms. and lot 3Sx6O, ~
g 100 for cottage and lot GO1lsO, on Hind u
For sale-A large two.story inne dwelling IN,
rooms and two small frame dwelling, Ia Ss I'D
"A small country residence ind three lcra 1
ground for 5000. '.''> SO
city, sells on easy termS.
A farm OF 100 acres, near WCNEee, and tSoh1
farms down the river OF l7g and 40 Srf1 m oat,5
very cheap. Also a farm Of sixty acres.
For Rent-A lew houses. Inquire Al The oHo
q. A. SCHAEFER 1 On,
tN lOuFn Hans Fo.bS,
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Forty feet of shelving with pos,v.
Also two Aatclass ls.iOot .,"',
No. "A Twelfth street. S'1a''a 4
iy2 W ,,,.
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Fo.RR, SAFE s.Il oR REYT-T8T , s.
~ Ard egmmSdi9gs residence n LAR0E
1Is'; c SAWS lmn /. sii nov osSapiS
Fiyea GpaI !: issa. mos, 9 6s III ES@i g
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TOR SALE uGGIES p1 ~,
~ aud Wagons, Nov i IN EhAET0NS
Also hne pqit H0res ioF NJ Atpe lol bss,sI99
Coz: Main And Twentieth streets Nv, IIEiiIf
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For sale by Logan & Co.
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"sLAck.DRAueHT" makes chills
and lever Impossible.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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fEArHEH INDICATIONS,

-1A.s l2s, 81: N7EMI7A,M 12H.sr: N7nN
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TOR SALE = OVER TESSs u e
~ DIED farms In West VlEipiaA EEEE HUN
Two farms near NArllnSbtirS u Fei Ilf,,,sE'
PtS Ip,IrSs,, HO & egv,sS'iptiOn AadSa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-06

Forty years' trial IN proved sRLAoK.
bRAIIGHTn the best liver meiicIne In
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FOR sag.

E'o,RI. . sI.ALE y; "a TaE GoTSSs;;.
i45 oSspiss ; nv, WV : ed ss 4 pdSss. ~
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4. Y. l9A;sf. M7rn IN .12HSr.n7r
u L 20 81 80 - IS
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F0R SALE,

SHaIEILSy1NG AND CoVSIFNS :,
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FoR RENT.
EoR REM.
Fine Business Property.

-, The taree,stoy brick building with ,tor. roor
~ VIZ ~ noof aud boarding house above. sttate on
OF Market few doors below the MSrkst
5 sio H r; SS,r,sI,I[R I
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The world.
Forsale by Logan 4 Co,
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
FoREIcy vrgs.
The Latest IntsiiIEeass About Anairs In
4 !. ihn llIn NnnrIh N

The Latest Intelligence About Anhirs IN
the old World.
puBttN, February 5.-Great uneasiness
prevails at Limerick, owing to the Ill feel.
ing existing between certain classes Of
citizens and the military. The officer COM
manding has addressed communication
to the magistrates, pointing out that the
soldiers are unable to walk the streets at
night without being stoned, and giving
warning that the military will be compelled
to fire on the people in seli.deiense II the
attacks continue. The magistrates have
resolved to take precautions to preserve
the peace,
81. PETERspuRo, February 6.-The nom.
nation Of KatakoiF as Prlvy Councillor has
been gazetted. KatakOd Is editor Of the
Moscow Gdseite. He Is an Anglophoblst,
u strong protectionist and an advocate Of
the initiation Of the currency.
BERLIN, February 1T Is believed the
German Government will not adhere TO
any arrangement for the adoption OF an In
ternational bi.metallic standard without
the concurrence Of England.
vienna, February 5.-Werndt, manager
OF the Austrian small arms mandatory at
st. Eyer, has gone to Paris in connection
with the large order from the French Gov
eminent for a supply Of repeating rifles to
the army.
The Frendenblan aiirms that the most
unequivoeai declarations from Rnssia will
not repair a tenth part Of the mischief
arising from the PanslayiSt agitation, almost
openly carried on in Bosnia and Herzego.
VIVA.
MADRID, February 5.-The Government
has telegram from the Spanish Ambassa-
dor, at Vatican, reiterating the statement
that the Pope disapproves Of the political
character being given the proposed pill
grimage 10 Rome, and insists upon Its being
carried out under the direction Of the
clergy. 1t Is expected that II NoCedal, who
is organizing the pilgrimage, does not yield
to the wishes Of the Pope the entire project
will collapse.
ST. PETERSBURG, February 5.-The GOlol
reports the murder Of q Jewish family Of
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FOR RENT.

G0OD ROOMS TO LET-WELL FUR.
NJ EIsHED. with or without boaTd A. nas.te.
VA lha Cor. Main and Twentieth streets. ]. "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-28
Highly Sensational, Suicide.

ST. LOUIS, June ga suicide of a much
more than ordinary sensational character
occurred at Belleville, ILL.,, yesterday after
noon. A well-dressed, respectable looking
man registered at Hotel Tiemann Saturday
last as A. Kully, of St. Louis, and was
assigned to room IN the third story. This
afternoon the conduct OF the man excited
suspicion that all was not right with him,
and Mr.. Tiemann the proprietor of the hotel,
went to his room TO see him, but found the
door barricaded with furniture, and the man
refused peremptorily TO let him enter. Mr..
Tiemann then called in City-Marshal Will
liams, who, after great e1er ion, got the door
open far enough 10 thrust his head into the
room, whereupon the nan rushed to the win
dow, flung himself headlong to the sidewalk
below, crushing his skull in frightful man
ner, and before ne could be picked up he was
dead. The door of mis- room was then forced
open and,a washbowl was found partly filed
with blood and razor lying on the washstand.
The body Of the ~ an was then examined and
his left wrist was found to be cut in ten
places, indicating that he had attempted
suicide by bleeding to death. A note was
found, written on one of his shirt cuff, adj
dressed to a member of the editorial staff of
the Bslleville Zsitung, aud this gentleman
recognized the body as that OF A. Gossman,
a German about forty years old, who, until
a few DAYS ago, was book keeper in the Sup
piger four-mill, at Highland, Ill. A ro
mantle story is connected with the man,
which runs as follows: Some years ago he
was an officer in the German armv, fell vio-
lentlY in love with the Countess Buchan, an
actress with a husband. The attachment
was reciprocated, and after awhile the couple
ran away and came to st. Louis, where they
remained some time. G1ssman then went to
Highland and taught music, the countess
remaining in this city. At a later period
the husband of the countess came here, and,
being now rich, induced her to discard Goss-
man and live with him again. This SO upset
Gossman that he sank into a state of de-
spondency and finally determined on sui
eide
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-28

LAS VEGAS, June 27.-Oa Saturday night
a man named r. II. Hutler, while walking
in the street with his wife, an Indian despe-
RADIO named Francisco Tsjoya, better known
as Navajo Frank, threw d lariat around Hut
ler's neck, put spurs TO his horse and rode off
at rapid rate, dragging the man over Rock
street for a hundred yards and more. TIL
shock came so suddenly that Huter had not
time to take in the situation, the lsriat being
so tight srouud his neck that his face became
black. About 100 yards from the spot from
where he was iassoed, a bystander pulled a
revolver and shot at the Indian, who then
drew knife and cut the arIat near the
pumnel of the saddle. Hutler was left ly
ing in the street. He was terribly bruised
and mangled, his long beard being entirely
pulled out. He was finally taken home and
will probably recover. The fendish Indian
made his escape. In very short time posse
of men captured him, brought him to the
city and placed him in jail. Yesterday, be-
tween IL and ! o'clock, a crowd of citizs ms
assembled at the Jail, demanded the release
of the prisoner, but were refused. They
then entered the Jail by force, all the keys
were handed over, and Navajo Frank WAS
taken out and, after a desperate resistance by
him, a rope put around his neck. He
was then marched to telegraph pole, where
the moose was frightened and he was hoisted
up and left hanging in the air.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-28
MISSISSIPPI NEWS.
Columbus is organizing a farmers Climb.

COLUMBUS Is organizing farmers Climb.
On the glorious Fourth there will be q
railroad excursion from Okolons to Mobile,
where there will be ball and other at
fractions.
Scarlet fever is reported raging to a fear
full extent in Vicksburg. The schools have
been closed. There are said to be a good
many deaths.
Greenwood Flag, 22d: "Lefore county will
oppose, as long she has a voice that can
be heard, any scheme TO build the levees
by district corporation and especially one
that incorporates her into its body"
Macon Beacon: Captains Newbold and
johnson started from Macon this week in a
boat, to explore the Noxubee at the lowest
stage OF water. They are preparing to bring
up their boats this fall"
Brandon Republican: Meridian, the Phoe-
nix of Mississippi, has passed city ordi-
nance against smoking. A fine of $50 and
imprisonment for thirty days in Jail is the
any cotton compress, warehouse or shed used
for storing cotton, hay or anything combust-
ible"
Rosedale Leader, 23d: "The stock law,
passed at The recent session of the Legisla-
ture, meets the approval of all. Through
out overlooked section of country there
are virtually no fences left, and to replace
them would cost more than our planters,
already impoverished, could afford to ex-
pend"
The Columbus Dispatch says the cars for
the Tuscaloosa street railroad are to made
from Southern grown wood, for the following
reasons: "The Northern seasons for growth
are short and trees during that time grow
very rapidly, and the wood Is porous and
brittle. The Southern seasons for growth are
long, and the wood of the trees is firm and
solid and tough. And this fact accounts for
the superiority of homemade wagons and
plows over those N ade of Northern wood"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-28

About Brooksvilie there have been good
showers; cotton rather late with the stand
broken in some places; corn fair to good;
oats good.
Macon Beacon: Cotton is smaller than
was ever known before at this season of the
year, but planters are hopeful of good
crop, as the stands have been preserved and
the stalk is healthy. Corn Is doing we'll ia
our county, and promises better crop than
usual"
Rosedale Leader, 23d: "The second over
flow was a great calamity to us, and has
prevented many from making a crop. Many
laborers are destitute. The lower end of the
county will plant only coro; the land will
not be clear of water in time for cotton"
Starkvilie Citizen, I'D: "Wheat crops we're
a perfect failure, the rust-the great disease
so prevalent in wheat-came Just at the
proper time to destroy it. Oats are the
finest specimens to be seen-all oats sowa last
fall are now being resped and the farmers
appear buoyant al such immense yield.
Cotton, credits protector, is very small and
looks as If 1t would make a failure, the
spring being so cold that the cotton after
coming up died. Corn, credits antagonist, Is
pushing to the 'front.'"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-28
WALKER COUNTY, TEX.
The weekly Appeal the Best Paper in
the S0ufhwest-GoOd Crops and
Fine Lands.
To the Editors of the Appeal:

To the Editors of the Appeal:
DODGE, WALKER COUNTY, June 3d.
Your weekly comes regularly, every Fri
day, and / am now subscribing to five or SIX
papers, and the APPEAL is read by me with
more interest than any Of the rest. 1t con.
tains all of the most important news of ma
tional interest, and the news of the sur
rounding country of Memphis and Missis.
sippi-my old home-which makes it especi.
ally favorite with me.
The glad tidings comes from every section
of this glorious S ate that the crop prospects
are of the most favorable character, except
as TO cotton, and this product is very rapidly
improving, and now bids fair to make an
average crop. The wheat crop is immense
it will average twenty-five bushels to the
acre all over the State where it is planted
Corn in the Brazos country will yield from
seventy five te a hundred bushels, and oats
sixty bushels. / mention this from the fact
that there is more interest manifested al
present in the crops than any other variety
OF news.
This county (Walker) is a very fine coun
try. The lands are productive, water and
timber abundant, the range fine and society
good. The strea ms are stocked with hsb
and the woods abound in game (deer and
squirrels). The lands are at present remark
ably cheap, but the time will soon come
when they will very materially advance, as
new railroads are being built which will
develop the country. This country South.
eastern Texas) has been overlooked by the
immense tide of immigrants who are hockiDe
to Texas. They generally go to Northwest
or Southwest Texas. Rut for men of small
capital-from $500 to $2000-this is de.
cidedly the most advantageous portion OF
the State to come to. Good improved lands
can be bought at from s. TO S. per acre, il
any sized tract one. desires.
notice General James r. Chalmers is a
candidate for congress in the Second district
and l sincerely hope-no matter what ticket
he is on, or who is his opponent-thst he
will be triumphantly elected, as l believe he
will be, for he is one of the best men in the
State decidedly the most eloquent speaker,
and has manifested, during the brief period
in congress, high order of atesmanship
He has acquired national reputation for
intellect and genius second TO none. 1t i
true, that he does not claim to be in the
Democratic organization, but everyone who
knows him knows him to be as true as steel
TO every vital interest of the South, and Mis-
sissippi. To the manner born, he could moi
be otherwise. The Democratic party is one
that have been attached to from early boy
hood, and one that 1 can never consent to
abuse; but all thinking men know that if il
would adopt platform OF free trade, oppo
sition to the moneyed power, high tariff, ma
tional banks, and all other evils that have
crept into the body-politic for the past few
years, such men as Chalmers would still be
battling under its banner, and would rally
to its support all of the dissfected Republi-
cans, and capture the Greenbackers.
W. s.R
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-28

RATION, n. NJ, june 2.-This afternoon
Deputy Sheriff Dolman attempted to arrest
a gambler named Gus Mentzel. The latter
fred two shots at Dolmsn, slightly wound
ing him, also Charles Fox and Jacob Harris,
who were standing near them. Shortly at
terward Dolmau made a second attempt to
arrest Mentzel at his gamblinghouse. Ment-
eel again opened fire on the deputy, which
resulted in the death of Harry Moulton and
Hugh Edelston, one of the proprietors Of
the Moulton Hotel, and S. HI. Jackson, a
saloon keeper, all three were Instantly
killed, and seriously wounding H. Latimer
and Deputy-Sheriff Bergap. Immediately
after the killing Mentzel was seized by the
enraged citiz MS and hanged to sign over
the Ration Bank.
Later.-Dsputy Sheriff Bergan is dying,
and the citiz5 ms are wild with excitement.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-28
mrssrssrrpr RIVER rmpRovEmENr.

We have before us a copy of bill, re-
ported in Congress by the House Committee
on Commerce, making appropriations for
rivers and barbors. In that bill, for Improv-
ing the Mississippi river appropriations are
recommended amounting to "a ,923 900. We
mutt confess that it is with some pride, as
we'll as pleasure, that we regard the atten-
ton given in this substantial way TO the
claims the great inland sea" presents to the
consideration of the country. Again and
again has the APPEAL repealed insolent and
arrogant attacks, made by Eastern financial
and commercial journals upon those claims.
In articles whose iafelicitous phrases and
mistaken assertions revealed the ignorance of
the writers as to the peculiar phenomena
presented by the Father of Waters, the peo-
pie along the vast stream were spoken of as
Stunning an importauc in the legislative acts
OF the nation to which they were not en-
titled, and as attributiug to the commerce of
the Mississippi a rank that by no means
belonged TO it. In most contemptueus
terms we were assured that we should
fad 1t impossible to convince Congress that
the river really presented any such inn
portant claims as were set up on its behalf,
and if it did so the people of the West and
the Southwest might make the improve
ments they wanted themselves; the treasury
of the United States was not to be depleted
on their behalf This, from districts that
for long years had been hangers-on and log
rollers in Congress to get thousands granted
to their streams and insignificant creeks, and
often out of-the-way ports and harbors, was
q little too much. The APPEAL assured
these journals that they would find that d
stream running, with its greater continents,
through so many States lad an amount Of
power in the House and Senate at Washing
ton that even Eastern assurance AMI self
importance would not be able to contend
with, much more overcome. The bill be-