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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-31
BALTIMORE OFFICIALS
In Tronble-Indicted for Maifeasance
Oaice.

ONCE.
BALTIMORE, August So.-The grand jury
to-day returned three true bills Of indict.
ment against the members Of the late
Board Of Fire Commissioners, ignoring all
charges against Mayor White, ex.officio
member Of the Board. There is
one bill each against J. Frank
Morrison, and Samuel W. Register for fur.
nishing supplies to the Fire Department
contrary to the city ordinance, and one
each against Thomas W. Campbell, Chas.
B. Slingubb, Samuel Hanna and Barthole-
new Smith, as aiding and abetting, and
one against all the members Ct the Board,
Mayor White excepted, for malteasence in
nfJtna
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ATLANTIC CRY, August so-The express
train on the Philadelphia & Atlantic City
railroad, narrow guage, which left Phila.
delphia this morning for this place, was
thrownIirom the track at Pleasantville by
loose switch, which swerved after the
engine passed. The baggage car turned
upside down and tour passenger cars were
completely wrecked. No person was killed
but about thirty were injured.
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what Brok Q Hun d ell Up,

NEW HAVEN; Cr., August 3O.-George B.
Bunnell, proprietor Of Bunnell's Museum
Of New York, was arrested on the com.
plant OF Mrs. Maria NJ. McGee, for indie.
cent exposure OF person on board the ex.
press train from New York. Bunnell Is
completely broken down on account OF the
charge. He said he was respectable man
and knight Templar and the charge against
him was terrible mistake,
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FIRE uaDERwRIrERs' MEETING.
The HorthWestern Association In ses'
sion at Chicago.

CHICAGO, August 3O.-The second days
session Of the lire Underwriters' Associa-
tlon Of the Northwest began this morning.
The constitution was amended so ~ 10
have the annual meetings occur II Sep
tsinber on i day fixed on BY the Executive
Committee instead Of the third week In
August as heretofore. The committee 70
which the subject o! tho Gtate Board was
referred endofae9 the idea Of paid com:
imissioneFa and recommend that the old
system Of committees be abandoned.
The reports Of the State Board showed
marked inrrcase in the number ot local
boards during the past year.
Proi. L. A. Dolbear, OF Tuttg College
read paper on electricity, and in answel
| 10 qaeriea propopnded by members aa L
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IRISH PATRiOr DEv0Y
Denies all Connection with Dynamite
McDermott's Schemes.

oChtt1Nhs
NEw York, August S0.-John Dewey,
editor Of the Irish NatiOn, has issued an ad'
dress to the Irish Nationalist OF the United
States. He says: In view Of recent pub.
locations seeking to fasten upon me Deyoy)
some responsibility for the treachery and
escape from punishment Of james McDer-
mott and his confederates, will state that
/ am not an officer Of any organization,
and have no duties or responsibilities ex.
cept those that devolve upon me as a
simple worker in the ranks Of the National
movement and public journalist,
l have never been associated with James
McDermott in any publication, public or
private, or in any enterprise Of any kind
kind with which he has any connection.
| have never held any correspondence
with him, and have repeatedly during the
last few years, in the most public manner,
expressed my opinion Of his untrustworthi.
ness,
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WASHINGTON, August So'-The Star says
1t 10 rs~orsd that in an investigation, which
viii be made stoftiy IN the interest OF the
Government, there will Be some staEtiipS
and sensational developments as 10 how
the verdict in the Star route trial was De-
cured,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-31

WASHINGTON, August SO-The city post.
Office was to-day supplied with The flrst in.
stallment OF new postal notes. They are
printed In yellow ink and bound in books
Of 500 notes with stubs that are 10 be filled
up with q briei statement Of the amount OF
the detached notes and other particulars.
Eighty thousand books have been sent 10
the various money order Offices IN the
country. Elh
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LONDON, ONT, August SOW. Thurber,
who lives in West Missouri, Is the father ol
a phenomenal son. The boy is years old,
over four feet high, and is larger around the
chest and body than an ordinary man. AT
8 years OF age he could carry his mother,
who is medium.sized woman, with ease.
At be lifted man weighing $50 pounds.
Ills present weight Is ITO pounds. He has
a good mustache, but suppresses his side.
whiskeIs. The father and mother are oi
ordinary size, and the boy in question Is
the only one OF the family possessed ol
any striking peculiarity.
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ELSEWHERE we print the latest Demo
cratic explanation OF the Auditors ex-
empted personal property reassessmenf
order. Tie explanation uncovers three
judges Of the Supreme Court OF Appeals
whOhavs until now been concealsd behind
the putiy persons Of the Governor and the
Auditor. No Judge Of the Supreme Cour:
had any business in that muddle. But
according TO Democratic authority they
were there, and they handed the decision
cut Of the back alley gate. Is this the way
tAe Democratic party preserves the ermine
.spotless2 For shame! M.
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PETERSBURG, IND, August 30.-For the
third time within year disastrous fire
visited this place. The principal square
burned yesterday. Loss, 100000; insurance,
$4,000. The principal losers ART: Pagan
< Adams, drugs; the Pres, Republican
newspaper; Mics Frank, millinery; Ham.
mond 4 Parker, dry goods; Barnett & Son,
dry goods; Edwards & Ware, drugs; Citi.
zen's State Bank; J. q. Hammond 4 Son,
dry goods; Billinger & Young, hardware
Miss Frank, dry goods; and H. @. Gordon,
iewnlrv
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AT Pitts-Allegheny, IA; Columbus, 4.
At Toledo-Ft Wayne, 4; Toledo, l2.
At East Saginaw-Quincy, 0; Saginaw, 10
At Phila-Athletics, s; Eclipse, 7.
AT Baltimore-Cincinnai, 8; Baltmore,7
At Phila-providence, II; Philadelphia, s
AT Chicago--Cleyelaud, J; Chicago, 0.
At Detroit-Buffalo, 0; Detroits, 1.
At New York-Met'p'l'n, /; St. Louis, 4
AT New York-Boston, 5; New York, 8
AT Bay City-Peoria, 4; Bay City, 8.
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IT looks as though some able artist ia
alter Secretary Teller's scalp. He is the
hes. mis-epresented man in the Cabinet.
lie ha sn't time to get out Of bed in the
morning before he is pictured as taking
his pen in Sand for to write" his resigna-
ton. And the President is supposed to
sleep with one b. md stretched out to get it,
Secretary Teller is IN honest and efficient
officer, and he may as well be lot alone.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-31

ESTEEMED contemporaries are regretting
that the trouble in Java will interfere with
our rsupply of Java coffee. Thesupply would
continue though the island were wiped
out. We continue to have our "0ld Gov
erment," though the said Government has
lOug since been gathered to its fathers.
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Mn PARNELL, in discussing the condi-
ton aud prospects Of Ireland finds his
chief source Of encouragement in the emf.
grafton movement. That Is a fine country
indeed to live in which q man must get
at Of before he can hope to gain liveli-
hood and enjoy in peace the fruit Of his
toll. England has virtually turned Ireland
into Botany Bay.
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Tho pre,laent,s Moremen,s.

CAMP ALLlsoN CANYON, August Z5.-VIA
L,yrSqsFoy, Mosr Leaving Yellowstone
lake at 6:25 this morning, the Presidents
party joprneyed eighteen miles oyer Q
splendtd tract to this point, We will prob.
ably remain here tomorrow, and expect to
reach the railroad September Rrgt. So far
the trip has been one Of upalloyed pleasure,
and all are In the best oil health.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-31

Vessels iu Quarantine nj ship Island.
An appeal fer Food.

WASHINGTON, D. G., August 3o.-The
surgeon-General OF the Marine Hospital
Service received a report from DR.. Finney,
in charge OF Ship Island quarantine sta
ton, which shows that there are now
twelve vessels in quarantine there from
which nineteen cases OF yellow fever were
taken. All the cases were brought from
Vera Cruz.
Commodore English received the follow.
ing. telegram from Pensacola, dated the
20th: Three new cases, the servant Of DR..
Owens, Freddie Owens aud one hospital
attendant; and one death.
A large number Of applications have been
made to the marine hospital service for
food for destitute citizens on the naval res
ervation, Pensacola. The matter was refer
red to Acting Secretary oil the Treasury,
New, who decided that there were no funds
on hand which could be used for such pur-
p0ae.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-31
WORSE iHAN WAR.

The FanaticaI Hungarinns still burning
and Piundering Jewish Property.
VIENNA, August 3O.-Despite the procla'
nation OF martial law at Esertszeig, Hun
gary, the anti Jewish disorders continue.
The peasants now threaten 10 attack the
landlords. A band Of four hundred peas
ants destroyed by FIRE the property Of Jews
at Tgoetoer. They threatened to shoot the
fremen, who tried to extinguish the flames.
Acts Of incendiarism are increasing in
number. Forty.eight houses OF the Jews
have been burned at szepeth and thirty-six
at Bezered, aud their crops have been de-
stroyed. ..r
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the danger from electric lighting said the
danger from the various systems was very
great unless proper precautions were used,
but declared that the regulations already
enforced by insurance companies, lighting
by electricity was altogether safer than
kerosene.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-31
Killed byn Kick.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, August So.-A Ga
;ete special from Texarkans reports the
killing OF Cullen Norris, at the gravel tii,
on the Texas Pacific Pailway, by Conduc'
tor VIM. Ganson. The men had a difficult
ty and the conductor dealt Norris kick
which resulted fatally. He was arrested.
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An Inhumnn Condnclor.

SCRANTON, Pa, August 3O.-Ihe eonduc-
tor OF an excursion train from Scranton 10
Mountain Park TO day. put John Kenigan,
aged 10, who bad no ticket, Oh, while the
train was going at the rate Of 80 miles an
hour. lie iell under The wheels and waa
killed instantly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-31

Or 10000 lawyers in the country, iO6 at
tended the meeting Of the American Bar
Association at Saratoga. The others seem
cd content to take their cocktails at the lo-
cal groceries.
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Hnrrisoh county leneher., institute.

Correspondence Of hs la,eE'eene1.
CLARKsBuRo, W. Va, August 99.-Dur-
ing the regular Institute exercises Of to-day
a feature Of prominence was the explana.
ton ef Ocean Tides and Currents, by Miss.
es Josie Craig and Florence Randolph. At
the evening session Prof. P. F. Randolph
read an essay on The Importance oil Early
Training. Misses Bessie Griffith and An
ME Davis rendered respectively, select
reading and eseay. After exercises CT a
miscellaneous character, the session Of the
Institute closed with an address on the
subject: "Pearls and Gems OF Thought"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-31

TIE earth has not swung off its axis or
bulged badly in the middle since the Pres
ilent has been absent from Washington.
And wherever he is he is still the Presi-
deut. viii this quiet the fears Of the es-
tselned slaRgwhangers
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ARTHUR, Of New York, and Kirkwood, ,
o Iowa, is a suggested ticket-the "cul.
toreJ" Fist and the great and CROWN
West" A very good ticket might be worse
than this,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-31

BAYARp and Mcdonald, being at Deer
p,rA. in company with our own Henry 6.
p4vis, we infer that the peace Of West
yityinia is threatened. Where is our able
c.rnrnnre Call out the troopsl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-31

Mis-. LASGrRY has the laugh on Oscar.
And how she will "guy" him when he gets
home She knows how to make money out
Of America playgoers, and the poetic and
,cahetic Oscar doesn't.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-31

rrw more free trade speeches from the
Democratic stump will give US Ohio by
.pch majority as our friends over there
have no, dreamed Of. "0n with the
J,,,aW
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Yesterdays Proceedings

Special Dspdtchto ht Intetliceneer.
CLAnKsBuRc, August S0.-The happiest
feature Of the Institute 80 far was the adj
dress Ct State Superintendent Butcher TO.
day, and the address Of Col. Ben Wilson
on our Constitutional Government His
address was delivered tonight TO a packed
ball. Mr.. A. L. Husted Is expected TO con-
tinue the subject to. morrow evening. Hon.
G. W. Lynch will also address the lnsti-
tute
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KELLY has progressed 50 far with bis
motor that he promises once more to have
it ready to explain in very short time.
The stakeholder who is not satisfied with
this declaration Of principles is very hard
10 please.
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the waves were one foot high and the time
40 minutes between the crests. The remark
able disturbances noted: ::aboye were proba.
bly, caused by the same earthquake and
tidal wave that destroyed Anjer and other
towns in Java on the 26th Of August.
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WHEELING might encourage something
rorse than rapid transit. The steam motor
!, ,be best that offers now, and 1t should
10, bs reuelIed without good reason.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-31

GENERAL DrRnrS WARD and Judge Ged'
i.. have both spoken, but neither men
.oneJ ~, the head Of the ticket. 1--WE never
,nook "a We pass by
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T#sy- -afO- going to-put 4 stop to fox.
hunting in the Newport region. The fox
ha. beeu at it SO long that he is discour'
,od and wants to retire from business.
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MAYOR WHITES, Of Rochester, Mime
,o,a appeals for aid for l94 destitute tami.
lie, victims OF the cyclone. Money and
.,o,h;rv ora needed.
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wisiilSerlS, D. O, August So.-The
following telegram has bven received by
the Superintendent Of coas. and Geologi.
cal Survey by Prof. George Lamson, Assist;
ant: 'f
SAN PhAScisco, August so Earthquake
waves commenced On the Kan Celtic gauge
at one o'clock on the morning o. the goth,
They had increased in height aud were
still exhibited yesterday. The height oI
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WHEELING WEST

are without number and would appear to
represent the best manufacture OF every
species oi conveyance known TO savage and
civilized man,
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rr,aE HoADLY's friends are suspected ef
.,,iDy nut his fluent tongue in a straight.
nrket
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Ghe gnteltigencer:
,o,, S5 aud - Fourteenth street.

r,,,nrp GERHARD did not entirely con-
,n., ,be Jersey Lily, but his horse can win
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Special D,pa.eh 10 Me IaitaiOeaee.
PARxERspvRc, W. Va, August 30-The
City Council, by q unanimous vote to night,
adopted the ordinance granting the North.
western Construction Company, oi New
York, the right TO erect water works in this
city, the work to commence within ninety
days from tha passage OF the ordinance.
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The condition Of the strait OF sinda is
dangerous to navigation. New islands
have arisen there, and the coast line is al
tered. The government Ia ispreparing to OBJ
tain new sopndlpgs Of the strait Sixteen
yolrauoea appeared between the cite where
tbe island OF Kr1katoa formerly stood and
Si6lsIe island. A portion ofthe bsnk is an
ssby desert, The cattle are starving and
he population are In despair. Soeneepan
volcano split In five portions. SVEN hun:
dfei and four bodies ot tha victims Of the
dIsaster were buried In the district ol
Tenora, and three hundred In Coast Villa
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lady who had allowed me to attend her,
you may imagine that here was source ol
amusement. For the benefit Of these who
may desire information / will eay that the
ayersge Louisville lady slightly exceeds
this weight, and that as to sweetness, amia.
bility and general attractions, there al
hut few ci them who would fail to turn the
scales at a thousand pounds and then there
would be something left over, the excess
depending upon tho depth ot the love en-
terlsined by the weighef Tor the weighed,
Pears, apples, oranges, lemons, grapes, hgs,
apricots and numerous other fruits were to
be seen and handled, but not eaten. Then
tbs array Of cut aowers was such as would
attract the aotlst, and make a. spectator
think that he had resuscitation ot the
Herperides and the happy Isles Of Avillian
injected into his everyday life.
THE AIT GALLERY.
In the art gallery there arc perhaps three
millions Of dollars worth Of paintings and
they are carrying one million dollars Of in,
surahce upon them. A picture called "The
Carpenter at Work." by Frederick Ulrich,
q son OF Dr.. Ulrich, Of Wheeling, has at
tracted great deal Of attention and been
the recipient OF a great many handsome
and complimentary criticisms. Gen. Grant
has loaned Q large number ot bis collection
made during BIS tonr around the world
and among them there are many curiosf'
ties that ot Themselves would well repay
| q long journey. AesaEa. Samuel ]. Tilden
George I. ssiey and many other Eastern
gentlemen have sent q large number o
thelr choicest specimens Of art and Virtu
The exhibit Of machinery would carry In
calcuable satisfaction 10 the heart Of q ma
chinist, and TO man ola mechanical turr
World afford months Of enthusiastic stud,
ma never ending qualification. As 10
bGRptes, carriages, phie:ons, wagons, giga
dSS carts and miscellaneous vehicles, the,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-30
Cen William VI. Browne.

The telegraph n Uealn, Sl
his home in Athens. of Gen. William NJ.
Browne. Professor of Constitutional Law
and President Of the Agricultural College
of the Georgia University. The udings oil
his death will be heard with regret by
his many. friends in Georgia and else
where.
William Montague Browne was an Irish
man by birth and came of distinguished
ancestry. He was educated at Rugby,
under the tutorship OF the famous Dr. Ar
mold. and at Trinity College, Dublin. He
emigrated 10 the United States and soon
rose to commence. During the Presidency
of Mr.. Buchanan Mr.. Browne became the
editor of the Washington Union. the organ
Of the administration, and discharged his
duties with marked ability. He was a
devoted Democrat and a warm friend OF
the Southern people, and east his fortunes
with the C~onfederacy. He possessed the
full confidence Of President Davis, and
filled high and responsible positions under
him.
Since the wal General Browne has re-
sided in Georgia. where his work as an
editor and educator is well known. His
ability was everywhere recognized and
his worth appreciated. BY his death the
State loses a true citizen and a wise in
structOr, and the University n OF It's
brightest ornaments. But a fortnight
since General Browne attended the Demo
cratic Convention in Atlanta, where he
warmly espOused the cause of Governor
elect Mcdaniel. He was then in fine
health, and his death is a shock to his
many friends.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-30
England and American Law.

tNfetAgN - tp1ht kAtlts
The American people will never allow
the English to fasten upon us to help
them out of an emergency precipitated
by their own ''craft and violence" an OBJ
legation which they so distinctly repudi-
atedin 1855. If England wants to 90 TO the
root of it's troubles with Ireland. it will
spend less time on the ebullitiOn and
more on the fire. 1t will not attack the
pustules bat the seat of the disease. And
that secret spring Of dynamitism is the
crushing rule Of Ireland by England,
which John Bright described at Glasgow
as the most cruel, CALLING, Odious and IN
just system Of laws ever imposed by one
Christian people upon another. Land
lOrdism is the extreme at one end of the
system and dynamitism at the other. The
record will show 10000 murders by land
iOrdism to one by dynamitism. Both
should be abolished, and the way to do it
i to abolish landlOrdiSm.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-30

DOR SALE, Horse, Wagon and Harness
Il j. Ii. y. WILLIE, 81 jefferson street.
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Hop Bitters Are the Best and PuFest
Bitters Ever Made.

They are compounded from Hops, Malt,
Buchu, Mandrake and DandeliOn-the
Oldest, best, and most valuable medicines
in the world and contain all the best and
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remedies, being the greatest Blood Puri-
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Restoring Agent on earth. No disease or
i'll health can possibly long exist where
these Bitters are used, so varied and per-
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They give new life and YigOr to the aged
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cause irregularity Ofthe bowels or urinary
r who require an Appetizer, Tonic
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No matter what your feelings or symp-
toms are, what the disease or ailment is,
use Hop Bitters. Don't wait until you
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Do not suffer or let your friends suffer,
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Remember, Hop Bitters is no vile,
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