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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-22

A Defaultlng Ohio Cashier Deliver
Himself up In Boston.

A Defaultlng Ohio Cashier Delivers
Himseif up In Boston.
BosroN, august 2l.-kirtland N. Fitch,
the defauting cashier OF the Second Ma
tional Bank, Warren, Ohio, arrived here
early Sunday morning. During the day he
appeared to suffer severe mental trouble.
Arising yesterday, after a sleepless night,
he decided 10 surrender and walked into
the headqsaFters Of the District Police. He
said that his name was Kirkland NJ.
Fitch and was wanted in Warren, Ohio, for
embezzling 100000 from the Second Ma
tional Bank Of that place. He said he
could not account for his coming to Boston,
unless 1t was to get away as far as possible
from the scene Of his crime.
He also said he had taken the money
and had lost 1t all in stock speculation in
New York. He was desrous Of saying as
little as possible about his evil doing. He
expressed o desire TO return to Ohio as
soon as possible, and would go without a
reQuisitioA.
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STATE nArrEas.
rhe Currcut News of West virginia aua
the Roftler C0uutieS


the border Counties.
Colonel J. Bernard Ptyton, Clerk OF tht
House Of Delegates will nave charge OF the
editorial department Of the Huntington
Adrertiser, dnr;ag the absence Of editor Il. A.
6ennett while off with "Buttefmilk'l
Msson's Tax Commission.
About month agoa stray carrier pigeon
came to Mr.. Peter Payne, at the Grand Cen.
tral Hotel, Frostburg. No clue was obtained
as TO whence 1t came, until few days ago,
when feather came off. bearing the insctip.
ton eubsnville, No. 4" Toe bird is sup-
posed 10 have been sent out from steuben.
vile, Ohio.
The thirty fifth annual fair OF the Belmon,
County Agricultural Association, will b.
held at St. C!airsville September, s, 6 AID {
The st. Clairsyille fairs are among the best
given In this section OF the country, ano
always draw large crowds The one thi
year promises n bs fully up to the uSna
standard Of excellence. Good premiums aad
plenty OF them are offered. fue officers ore:
President, J. B. Hose; Vice. President, ]. B
Rttchey; Secretary, ]. b. Meyer; Treasurer,
John Pollock. Board OF ManagerS; J. b.
Hoge. Berj Humphrey, James B. Ritchey,
William Lodge, J. @. Kintner, Samuel Camp.
hell, joseph Hall, James Patton, A. Baron,
F. D. Bailey.
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ADesir,bIe. AM p..,ea 4 mot.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, August 2l.-The
Times Wichita, Kansas, special says: a.
B. Steinmetz, Of this city, who has been
prominent in the Oklahama movement,
mas Just returned from Il tour through the
0klanama country, says there are six hun.
dred colonists scattered along lis extremes
and inteud to stay unless expelled by an
armed force. They are anxiously awaiting
the decision OF the U. s. Court in Captain
Paine's suit,
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. L. Purinton is at Ravenswood.
Note. from nnsontowp.

LDTTlpONatIctW q NC 4HlL4lYtl1cFt.
MAsoSrowN, W. Va, August 1S.-This
town is situated in the northern part Of tie
county. The only thing that we need at
this time to complete our happiness is a
railroad, for no section OF the State has a
greater amount OF mineral and timber
lands. Most Of the farmers are engaged in
sheep and cattle raising, and but little till.
ing OF the soil is INDUCED in.
The Republicans in this part OF the State
think that by the united effort oi the party
the Bourbons caa be driven from power at
the next election, and towards that result
you can count on Preston county for 1900
majority, r.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., August 2l.-J. B.
Gardner, wealthy citizen Of Boston, re.
Gently deceased, provided by will that a
large sum of money, bonds aud other Sc,
curities aggregating in value 1881 600,
should be turned over 10 the United States
Treasury to be used in helping pay the
National debt. The bequest has been re.
ceived at the Treasury Department and
was to-day placed to the credit Of "pasri.
otic donation"
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BELMONT county Republicans meet in
con yention today to nominate a winning
ticket. The Democratic ticket is not the
strongest that could have been named, but
our Republican friends seem wisely deter
mined to make theirs out OF the strongest
available timber. There is already a good
State ticket. 1t ought to be well supported
by an equally good local ticket. Belmont
county Republicans can and ought to make
hdean sweep thisyear. Neither sectional
feeling nor personal ambition should be
allowed TO stand in the way OF the general
result,
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President Inrr. ~ nf Hnm..

PITTSBURGH, August el.-Mr. John Jar.
rett, President Of the Amalgauated Asso.
citation, arrived in the city at 2l5 o'clock
this afternoon from his homo in Sharon,
where he had been stopping since he re.
turned from the Philadelphia Convention
on Saturday night He says he Is pleased
with the work Of the convention, and that
there Is nothing new in labor circles worth
mentioning. Mr. Jarrett's term Of office as
President Of the Amalgamated Association
expires on October !, and he will now pro.
coed TO arrange the affairs Of the Office pre-.
parStory to his retirement, but has not yet
decided on what business he will pursue
when he Is no longer an Amalgamated Off
ciaL
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: CINCINNATI, August 2l.-Henderson Har-
ris aud Benjamin franklin, colored plas.
terers, got Into dispute this afternoon at
sos Broadway when Franklin struck Har.
ris with hatchet. Harris wrested the
weapon from franklin and cut him over
the head and shoulders till left for dead.
franklin was delirious tonight and there
IS little prospect Of his recovery. Harris
was arrested. r .7l.
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HARRlsDuRo, Pa, August 9l.-The an
nual gathering OF the grangers from Penn.
sylvania, Maryland and West Virginia was
formally opened at Williams Grove. The
exhibits equal and probably surpass that
Of last year. The indications points to a
larger attendance than ever before. To-
day about $500 people were present. The
opening address was delivered by Gov.
ernor Pattison, and Colonel Victor L
Piollett followed. A number Of addresses
were delivered in the grove tonight.
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YcRE, Pa. August 9l.-The funeral Of
Judge Black was by far the largest ever
seen in York. All business was suspended.
The streets were thronged With people
as the funeral cortege passed. Many dis.
tiDguished people were present. The
palibearers were General Hancock, Judge
Gibeou, Judge Wicks, Geo, Small, Gen. s. w.
Crawford, Cbiei Justice Mercer, a. B. Far
quhar, George Fl. sprigg, Judge Bear, and
W. L. Small. The religious services held OF
Brockie were conducted by Rev, DR.. Power,
OF Washington. The remains were inter.
red in Prospect Hill Cemetery.
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LoSpoS, August 2l.-Dennis Renshaw,
who shot at three policemen at Baiubridge,
county Down, while they were approach
ing his house for the purpose ot eyicting
him, was asraigned to-day on charge Of
shooting with intent 10 murder. The head
constable was wounded in fourteen places,
but is In no Immediate danger.
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ST. LOUIS. August 2l.-The Post Dispatch'S
Galena special says: The sheriff is busy in
impanelllng one hundred jurors for Frank
James trial. It is believed that it will
take three days to secure the twelve good
men aud true, The town is crowded.
Charley Ford Is here and says be will
testify. Dick Riddle has not been seen,
and It is thought he has fled. James
friends are numerous, but make no DEM
ouutratinn
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AN oPES s SWITCH.
An Accident ON the Pittsburgh & Lake
Erie Road, Yesterday.


HAzLEros, O., August 9l.-Passenger
train Nos, due from Pittsburgh at Youngs.
town at 1880 A. NJ, ran into the rear Of a
freight train, near this place this morning,
telescoping the caboeae and running
through a coke car, and badly wrecking
the engine, Engineer Samuel Rose, who
stood by his post, escaped without injury
Fireman Louis Kluntz jumped when he
found the collision inevitable, and was
badly cut and bruised, though it Is not
thought thet he Is fatally hurt, He Is a
resident Of Pittsburgh.
VIM. johnson, an express messenger, and
Charles Walsh, the baggage master, were
also badly injured. The train took fire, out
the flames were extinguished with the aid
Of buckets. None Of the passengers were
injured. The accident was caused by an
an open switch,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-22

MASSACHUSETTS Republicans say that the
party in their State in excellent condi-
lion, but apprehend trouble from the tenn
perance question. "a thousand or two
impracticabIes" will want things their own
way. But a party must consent to be ruled
by the majority, or it is virtually two
parties instead OF one. 1t was the ultra
temperance men who help TO bring about
ARepublcan reverse in Ohio, and it is not
necessary to remind them how the Demo
cratic party is repaying them.
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ALEXANDRIA, August 2l.-Forty-three
deaths from cholera occurred here yester-
day. One hundred and forty deaths from
cholera have occurred among the British
troops in Egypt since the outbreak OF the
disease to dale.
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Dr. Kings New Discoyery,

NEyER was such rush made for any Drug
Store as Is now at Logon q Co.'s, bridge cor.
ner, for q Trial Bottle Of Dr.. Kings New Dis.
All psrSops afflicted with Asthma, BronehitiS %
HoarseneSs, Severe CouS hs, or any affection
OF the Throat and Lungs, can get q Trial Bot.
tie OF thu great remedy for ten cents, BY
calling OF above Drug Store. xWEGW
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ElsEwnRKE will be found the mine in
spec.ion act, passed by the Legislature OF
Wes, Virginia at its recent session. The
act has BEEN stripped Of mere formalities
and somewhat condensed to render it more
ineligible. Governor Jackson has ap-
pointed as Inspector q man who was well
recommended and who is believed to be
Competent for the work. The require
ments do not seem burdensome or greater
than are necessary to give the men such
protection as they ought to have.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-22

If the Democratic party is hungry and
v.u,s TO be fed, the proper thing is to call
around at the kitchen door and politely
o,k 10 have its basket filled. This thing
Of sloshipg around with crowbars waiting
for chance to break in is unseemly, and
itislikely to attract the attention of the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-22

FORAKER at college "was recognized
ltsder among the students" Just now he
is isrcocnized as the leader in the race for
Governor. He hasn't anything to explain,
he isn't obliged to apologize to his party
for being its candidate, and he has not
found it necessary to invent q new name
lor Il. Foraker is q very fortunate man.
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CNcENSAEI, O., August 9l.-The confer
cnce of priests Of this diocese, called by
Archbishop Elder met to-day to consider
the subject devistng means to pay the
debts OF the Purcells. About one hundred
and twenty were present. Itwas decided
to take no action till after the court decides
the question now pending as to the liability
Of the church property for the debt.
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LONDON, August 2l.-The Times cores
pondent at Hong Kong reports that Haid-
oung, in Tonquin, was attacked by the
French on the l9:h. The result is not yet
known. The return, says cor espondent,
ofTrcon to Japan ia evidently device for
getting him away from Shanghai without
opening the appearance OF q rupture.
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THROUGH THE STATE.
THE SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS
or Webster COunty-aoW TO Est Thsr,, snd what
to Fear en- routs-A Wild aad Pie.ur,,qus
cOuatry-Ths HsallnE Properties OF the
watsrs-Pseuliarityo of,hs Atmosphere.


LpiTetp0HdeHce o. he IheatDehcT.
SALT SULPHUR STRINGS, WEBSTER Co,
W. Va, August 1s.-I arrived from Clarks'
burg via Weston and Sutton. The road
from here to Sutton is better than from
Sutton to Weston. l wish could paint
to my readers the wild, grand and beau.
tiiul scenery through which l passed.
had been taught to think OF Braxton and
Webster counties where the people did not
know enough to give civil or sensible
answer to a question. But such Is not the
case. l called at great many houses and
inquired the way and received intelligent
and polite answers from all. Ihad versa.
tile guide with me who was over the same
road seven years ago, and she informed me
we would see "bar walters" along the road
and also "paintefs" and like animals.
Indeed the mountain roads were so wild
and desolate, travelling miles and miles
through dense forests without a sign ef hu-
man habltation or life, that II lion had
roared or tiger sprung at me 1t would not
nave been much more than l expected.
But "nothin' happened to nobody" aud
got here safely, with the exception Sf our
guide who was 80 fearful some OF our lunch
would be left that she stuffed herself al.
most Substituted Is her own expression.
She was Wheeling lady, too, and IL any
OF you want to know who she was, Just
write to me and will tell YOU.
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NEw YoRK, August 2l.-The following
is a copy OF the telegram received from
Rufus Hatch:
"FARoo, DAK., August 20.-Everythine
extremely pleasant thus far. The foreign
representatives from the London Telegraph,
Post and Times. and the Paris Figaro ex-
press themselves as being highly pleased.
The crops are good all through this section.
The cities and towns are making great pre-
parations i0r the opening Of the road"
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BAR HARBoR, Ne, August 2l.-In addi.
ton to the forest fires which have been
raging for several days, fires have broken
out in several new places. Smoke like a
heavy pail envelopes the island and rent-
ers respiration difficult. A heavy FIRE has
Just broke out in forest on the northwest
aide Of the Green Mountains.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., August 2l.-Hon.
Poipdexter Dunn, Of Arkansas, has been
invited by the Democratic Executive Com.
mittee OF Ohio, to take part in the State
canvass, and will make a number Of
speeches during the campaign.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-22

Tur Freethiuktrs are going to hold a
convention at Rochester. In spite OF the
convention great many people will con-
Time to believe that there 10 something to
beleyein. ',a.tl---
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1r seems 10 have come TO this in Ohio,
IA. the biggest purse carries the Demo-
c.,tic Convention. Hoadly got one Of
Them, and Mclean choused Pendleton out
Of the other.
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B,se Ral, Yesterday.

At Balimore-st. Louis, /; Baltimore, 0.
At khila-Cineinnati, 0; Athletics, IL.
At Boston-New York, 6; Boston, 10.
At Proyidence-Phila, o. Providence, %.
At observation-disclosures, 8; Cleveland, d.
At Rutialo-pstroit, 1; Buffalo, Q.
At East Saginaw-Toledo, 1; Saginaw, 10.
At New York-Metropolitan, 4; Col'us, 2.
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roRsEy is wanted in Ohio, to tel the
.,o,v OF the Democratic Convention at
c Colnmbus and Of that other Democratic
Convention at Cincinnati.
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NRw YoRK, August 2l.-Two operators,
ereturned strikers" were dismissed from
the Western Union service for calling the
operators who did not strike and with
whom they were working "Scabs,"
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Is West Virginia the Democratic party
pits on more taxes In Ohio the Demo-
9 cratic party objects to the Republican party
,,ducing taxation. The "broad issues"
seem 10 be fenced in by State lines.
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II is mildly suggested that there are
anne wealthy and liberal Democrats in
Ohio. Next it will be insinuated that they
rse their money for corrupt purposes.
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TuE Cincinnati Enquirer is the consistent
onnonept Of civil service reform. 1t may
ls Isf in place to remark that civil service re-
io,m does not buy conventions.
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81, per cent On $4,000 is 5000. Hoad'
i, might have had "heap o fun" per an
mum on 5000. Here is where your Uncle
Samuel Tilden's "usufruct" comes in.
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COOP time to keep out OF stock gamb-
inv is when you have no more money
,han YOU want
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NATURE OF THE ATMospuIRE.

Theair is heavy and damp, and seems to
weight the lungs oppressively. Nearly all
who come here have asthmatic feelings iot
d few days, but il they are brave enough
10 stay will get over that in a week or 10.
lnever suffered so much as did last night.
Ny throat and lungs seemed swollen until
breathing was almost impossible, and
heavy weight seemed to be pressing on my
chest. But l am assured that all such
symptoms will soon pass away. There are
three hotels here and several private board
ing places. The accommodations are
better than could be expected. An srtist
is here who is kept busy taking groups.
Mrs. Wooddell is kind and agreeable
hostess, and il you come here to cure your
dyspepsia, stop at her house, and she'll do
all she eau to make you comfortable and
happy. WANDERER.
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Ghe q,tteliasacer,

0n,,e, ~. 20 rnd g. fonr,een,h street.
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rupgS would look well as the Com
.,.rdsriu. Chief Of the Masked Maraudeis
TIAa Beat the rascals back!
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ARRIVAL AT ADDISON.

I drove from Sutton to this place between
six and eight o'clock, and the weary horses
pulled, up the hill TO the Addison House,
kept by Mrs, Wooddell. had nice sup.
per and was then ready to take part in the
festivities Of the evening. A ball was in
progress, but took 20 active part in that
but proceeded to get acquainted with the
guests and visitors. The first gentleman l
met was Judge Brannon who with a huge
bouquet on the lapel OF his coat and a
bland smile lighting up his handsome
countenance, was making himself
generally sgreeable, and to the
ladies especially. Captain Stofar, Pros.
ecuting Attorney OF Pocahontas county
was introduced to me. He is devoted to
the ladies, and tripped the light fantastic
with all the sgility ola young man. Rev. Ri.
der, Of your city, was alsoa guest here, but
has LETT, to the regret OF many. Hon. S.
P. Mccormick, oil Grafton, Is also guest
OF Mrs. Wooddell. Mis- Jennie Pickens, OF
Barbour, Mr.. John Rogers, OF Philippi,
Sheriff Lockridge and daughter, of Poca-
hontas, and Mr.. Mahn aud family, Of Mon
roe, are among the many notice. have
been here but u few days and have not had
time to look around much.
Addison is situated among the noun.
tains. The Elk river flows close
to, or through the town. The Spring,
or rather well, Is close to the bank OF the
river. A barrel is sunk and from the bot
tom Of that q pipe is sunk about 200 feet.
The water is clear and cold and is pleas-
ant to me, though it Is nauseous to the
majority at first. 1t Is not as strong as
sulphur water have drank in Harrison
county. 1t has peculiar salty taste. The
gas is buhbling continually through II, and
everyone tries to clip the largest bubbles.
The water is beneficial to many persons,
but consumptives caunot stay here.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-24

MORTGAGE SALE-Notice is hereby given tina
vi default has been made by reason of non pay
ment of the conditions of certain mortgae, con-
tanning power of sale made by JamesSA,mith,
mortgagor, to Elizabeth Hassan, MORTGAGE. dated
the 4th day of March. 1874. and recorded the 9Th
day of March, 1874, at 1918 O'Clock p m, in the
Office OF the Register of Deeds for the county of
Ramsey, in the state of Minnesota, in book SO of
mortgage, at page Z2l. That the real estate en-
brace III said mortgage is situate in the city of st.
Paul in the co.nty OF Ramsey. and state of Mime
sofa and described as follows, to-wit: Lot num-
hered one. a in block numbered one, ~ of De-
Bow. Smith, Risque Williams addition to the city
of st. Paul. according to the recorded plat thereof
together with ell of the Entertainments and appur-
tenancrs thereto belonging Or in any wise apper-
tanning.
That the amount now, at the date of this notice.
gage as principal and interest is the of twelve
hundred and thirty-three dollars besides also the
sum of fifty dollars therein stipulated to be paid
MORTGAGE attorneys fees, also the further sum
of four hundred and nine and 60-l00 dollars for
and assessments with the interest thereon duly
levied on the above described mortgaged property,
and which said mortgage compelled to pay and
did pay thereon and also the further of TWEEN
ty-ve and $500 dollars for insurance paid by said
MORTGAGE on said mortgaged property, in accord
ance with the terms and conditions contained in
said mortgage.
And whereas. no suit at law or otherwise has been
had or commenced to collect any of the moneys Sc
cured by said mortgage or any part thereof, there
fore,
Notice is hereby given. that on Thursday the 1st
day of February, A. d.. 1888, at II O'Clock in the
forenoon, at the front door Of the old court house
in the city of st. Paul, in said county of Ramsey,
and state of Minnesota, the above described mort
gagged property (real estate) will be sold by the
sheriff of said county of Ramsey, at public vendue,
to the highest bidder, to foreclose said mortgage
and satisfy the above mentioned sums and amounts
now claimed to be due thereon, with costs and
expenses of such sale.
ELIZABETH HASSAN. Mortgage.
W K. CASTOR, Atty for mortgage.
Dated December 10, 1882.
dec. 20. wv We'd