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A. Q A r D.


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There is no intermission in the
Massachusetts, almshouse revelations
THAT HACKING COUGH can be so
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guar
antee it, Sold by r. Fromme.
The roof of the skating-rink at
Minneapolis fell in from the weight
of snow.
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improvements in Vera Cruz harbor
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sLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable
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Rev. DR.. Sonnesheins congrega-
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Seven thousand dock laborers are
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by r. Fromme.
Sixteen buildings, thirty horses
and two men burned up at Westmins-
ter, Md.
SHILOHS COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee. 1t cures
consumption. Sold by r. Fromme.
The merchants exchange has adopt
ed the rule against trading out OF
hours.
GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and
bronchitis Immediately relievsd by Shiloh's
cure. Lold by r. Fromme.
An eXtradition law to cover dyna-
mite cases is talked of.
SHILOHS vITALIZER is what you need
for constipation, loss of appetite. dizziness
and all symptoms of dyspepsia Price 10
and Is centsper bottle Sold byR. Fromme.
The king of Italy has ordered the
immediate formation of seventy-two
new companies of troops.
THIS is to certify that we bought!
over -Four Thousand Dollars worth OF
DR.. Dromgoole's English Female BIT.
ters and Bailey's Saline Apertent dur.
ing the year 1881, and from personal
observation and public opinion, take
much pleasure in recommending them
as worthy of public confidence and favor.
THOMPSON, GEORGE & Co.,
Wholesale Druggists, Galveston, Texas.
IL YOU don'tlike the use of asickening
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lust try one dose of B0izey's Saline
Aperient, and you will never use another
pill for the same purpose.
though on chiIIs,"
Cures 5 cases for Is cts in cash or stamps.
Mailed by John Parham, Atlanta, ia
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GREAT CITIES.
BY J. w. BUEL
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On Thirty Days Trial.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-13

MADRID, August 12.-The Dia says Gen
eral Martinez oampos, Minister Of war,
to day informed the Cabinet that four rebel
sergeants had been shot at Santa Domingo.
The King, tomorrow, will review the Mad.
rid garrison numbering 1900 men. His
PROPOSED visit TO Germany has been inea-
nitely postponed. Il 10 rumored that the
ministry will change when the reyolIs have
been entirely repFessed. General La Cuesta
arriyedat Leo De Urgel with loyal troops.
Insurgent bands numbering IA land % men,
respectively, appeared at Farrigona and
Barcelona to-day. They are now being
actively pursued by the troops.
LONDON, August PA Seville news
paper states that several serge4nts and cor
porals stationed there had been arrts ed.
The latest official dispatch from Madrid
says telegrams from the Spanish Provinces
continue TO be OF a reassuring nature, and
taud to show the instruction almost end
oil. According to official adyices from
.Iendaye, France, several Republican
newspapers at Madrid have been suppress
ed and some civilians arrested. It is
stated that Sener CASTELAR, and his party
continue To condemn the uprisiDgs.
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Hell THE VICTOR
In His scuIlipE Race With Knoke Sat
uEdaY.

In HIS bculInE lAhte WIN nhVAe sht
urday.
The boat ryce between august, or ''Swope'
Kuoke, of this city, and Henry He'll, o.
Bellaire, over the course at the latter plact
Saturday evening, resulted in a victory fol
Bsllaire's contestant, who carried of the
purse OF $500, and put money into tn PURSE
of those who had confidence In his muscle
against Knoke's experience and stroke. The
race was for mile and q half and return
Mr.. T. @. Adams, OF this city, acted as rel,
ere', and the judges were Sam Sherwood aue
William Prince for He'll and John Braddock
and William Knoke for the Wheeling boy
The race was witnessed by a large crowd
many OF whom took advantage OF the train
of obseryation cars on the B., q & O. railroad
which kept abreast OF the rowers.
He'll wore blue and white and "swope" red
and white. The formers shell was OF cedar
thirty feet long and eleven inches wide
while Knoke used paper boat OF the tame
length and half an inch wider. Each boat
weighed thirty pounds. Knoke rowed ut Ia
pounds and He'll at 1856.
The contestants were called cut shortly
before six o'clock. He'll won the choice Of
wa or, and took the Ohio side. The word
SGD, was given at 6:0i. The Wheeling boy
dipped first and gained decided lead. Thu.
Hell soon closed, however, and for about
mile the two pulled abreast. Near the turn.
ing buoy He'll forged ahead, and rounded
over something alength ahead. This lead
he almost imperceptibly increased till the
finish, shooting over the line two lengths In
the lead, In about 2l:45, which is good time
for the course. which IL edged with bars the
entire way, requiring caution to keep from
running aground.
The result was not surprise. Prior TO the
race some little betting was done at slight
odds on Knoke, but at the course money was
hard to get even. He'll Is physically Knoke'.
superior, and the latter had only his ex
perience to rely on, which did not count fol
much against Weisgerber's careful training
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Yesterday afternoon q wagon in which
were seven men ran oyer stranger out Of
the PARK. Reckless driving. was The
cause Of the accident, which fortunately did
NOT have serious result. The man wa
helped to his feet, and was found TO be badly
bruised, though he had no bones bro
ken. The driver OF the wagon did not even
look back to see how badly the man wa
hurt 10 -.
tbeP., W. q Ky. depot, when he was iolted
mi And falling 10 front OF the wheels was
run r over, bis lift leg being broken below the
knee. and the right one having the flesh lac
Grated and torn most horribly. His wounds
were attended by Drs. Todd, Cook and Veg
ner, OF Bridgeport, whore the boys parentI
reside, Itrequired twenty-three stitches to
sew up the wound on his log.
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rbe s,,,e of,iclais' TRIP.

A special dispatch from Hagerstown to the
Baltimore american, dated Friday, says;
"Ths following prominent officials of the
State OF West Virginia arrived here this even
inc and are registered at the Baldwin House:
Governor Jacob B. Jackson and his son w.
" Jackson; secretlry OF State Randolph
stslnaker, IT.; Attorney General Q. O. Watts;
Treasurer Thos. o'Biien; Superintendent q
Free Schools Bernard L. Butcher, ana AUDI.
tor General Joseph s. Miller. Ihs parry
leaves tomorrow morning over the Shenau,
doah Valley Road, In charge OF speoial Agea i
nrsI Bridre and the White Sulphur springi
NJ VIRGINIA, During the evening Governor
Hamilton called upon Governor Jackson al
the hotel and paid his respects"
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Anether strong Endorsement.

C. B. Gibson, Analytical Chemist for the
Chicago College OF Physicians aud Surgeons,
gives Els opinion Of DR.. Prices Cream Baking
GsisIao, March 81, 1888. MERR, sTKE1x &
PRIcE, GebtlemsR:-Aiter the examination OF
many samples OF baking powders, which
purchased In the open Market ! find Dr..
Prices Cream Baking Powder TO be superi,
or article, free from any adulterant or dele
terious chemical, such as terra alba, alum,
etc. find tito be composed otarticlesoi supe.
rior quality, combined in such proportions as
10 render the greatest volume OF carbonic
acid gas, which shows II 70 be apertect pow.
der, based on scientific formula. find It to
contain no ammonia compounds, which are
products otanimal and vegetable decomposi,
lion. and which would consider unhealth.
hi. inasmuch as II Is absorbed by the dough
IA certain extentin the baking process. In
feot. by my examination and experiments I
am lead to believe that DR.. Pierce's Cream
BAKING Powder to be 0 superior article, and
one ioF efficiency and healthfulntSs would
moi hesitate 10 recommend. Respectfully,
~ C.B. GIBsoE,
Analytical Chemist,
College Of Physicians and Surgeons.
VIVIAN
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three Authorities.

spec;men OF fine writing In yesterday!
Regisler: "The summer sun has caressed anc
ths farce winter wind has howled about the
lone spot, but the ooney now disports In th'
branches above 1t and young lovers MAXI
their stated pilsrimages 10 this, the last rest
ing place OF one who died for love.
The Bible: 1.-THE comics are but ieeplt
folk, yetmake they their houses In the rocss.'
Webster on the cony: "a quadtnpea o.
the genus Leptts u. ettnteulEsl aTaooit ~.
;,,er man The chair Of Natural History.
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Tho Cnmr Meellng season.

The camp meeting season has opened In
earnest. The colored folks have so far had a
monopoly oft, but this week both the Brrrs
Mills and Moundsyille meetings commence.
Tbs Cadiz camp meeting has been In full
blast for the past week. The Eotf Street color
ed NJ. L church commenced it's annual camp
meeting ut Gaston's orchard. near Point
Mills, on the Hempfeld road, Last week, and
Saturday large numbers Of colored people
went out. Yesterday was one OF the big
DAYS, and the attendance was immense.
Next Sunday 10 expected, however, TO see
still more OF . crowd. twill also be the big
day at Burr's Mills, where the gates will bs
open to the public and special trains willrun.
At Mouudsyille the largest crowd will prob
ably attend Saturday, as the gates will only be
opel, on Sunday few hours in the morning
and evening. The A.M.E, church over theriv'
er also has meeting In progress now on In
dian run, near Bellaire and the Second NJ,
3. church OF Bellairs, has another In grove
AT Bethel station, on the B., q & O. road,
which will adjourn this week to an orchard
back Of Bridgeport.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
News and Gossip in Reference to Various
PEOPLE.

News and Gossip In Reference 70 Varioui
People.
Mr.. Joseph Bell and son left on the st. Law
renee yesterday for Cincinnati.
Mr.. E. E. Boyd will leave tomorrow on
an extended trip through eastern Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. F. Jones left on the St
Lawrence yesterday morning for Cincinnati
Rev. ]. B. Reed, OF Fairmont, was in the
city Saturday, accompanied BY his daugk'
ter.
Mr.. Lawrence Zarniiz Is confined 10 bis
room by threatend attack Of typhoid f.
yer.
Judge George E. Boyd and s. J. Boyd have
returned from az extended tour through
Virginia.
Bob McNicol, the umpire, passed through
last eyeing on his way east to umpire aseries
OF games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Moran, who have been
spending short time at, Cranberry Summit,
have returned home.
Col. Robert White and family, and Miss
Julia Goldman, are the guests Of 8. L. Flour
ney, Esq Of Romney.
Mr.. Sam Miller, Of the Auditorb Office, and
Mr.. A.. +. Wilmoth, OF Superintendent
Butchers office, are back from Cleveland.
Mr.. Chas. W. seabright, accompanied by
his son and daughter, Miss Mary, leave to.
day for q MONTHS tour OF the eastern water
ing places.
Mr.. Frank Hennig went 10 New York Sat
urday 10 commence his rehearsals with the
Keene company, Of which he will be q mem.
Der next season.
Mr.. Charlie Menkemeller, the South Side
druggist, who hes been rick, has recovered
SO as 70 be about, and will leave to-day for
the mountains to recuperate.
Mr.. Frank stamm returned to the city Sat.
urdsy. For the past month he has been al
resorts, having good time and getting well
Drowned up.
Mr.. G. Ed Mendel and DR.. r. 8. Harvey
left Saturday evening for HAmmondsport
N. Y, where Mr.. Mendel will this week be
Mrs. Major Norton's, who has visited Wheel
ing several TINES, and Is popular in society
here.
Many Wheeling people who had the pleas.
ure OF meeting Miss Susie, youngest daugh'
ter OF Hon. franklin Maxwell, Senator from
Doddridge county, will regret t, learn Of hei
was very bright young lady, and made
many friends during the two sessions tina,
she was here with her father.
Misses Carrie Brues and Laura Lukens, two
OF Wheeling Islands fairest daughters, who
have been on visit to Miss Mary Reynolds
much to the regret Of numerous OF our gal,
liant young men leave for home this evening
Miss Philips, the sweet singer OF Wheeling
will sing Of the Hameline NJ. Z. Church to
morrow morning.-Seu6enpill Gazette.
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.unn SHOT aENEnAL KELLY.,
The question Taken OPP and Answered
By the Gsneral Himself.


Several weeks ago On IkTK1LtSSarER cores
pendent writing from Phillppi, in giving an
account Of the memorable "Arst battle Of the
Rebellion" made the statement that General
B. =. Kelly, the Union commander who was
wounded in the fight, was shot by one OF his
own men. That statement started the sutyi-
yors OF the First Regiment, who denied the
story. Others were interviewed and they
also Indignantly denied the statemsnt. The
query was taken up by the State Press, and
aWho shot General kelly2" has been
ttoro 1ghiy discussed. In last weeks issue
Of the Grafton Sentinel Is 0 lett.r from wash
ington BY General nelly addressed to MI. g.
A, Huntington, editor Of the Sentinel. The
following extract Is made:
.'In reply 10 your question Is 70 how Nas
wounded, will state that We attacked tue
enemy In their camp ut o'clock. A. ~, OF
June 81, 1861, and drove them through the
town. AT the south end OF the village OBJ
served their wagon train moving out on the
| Having no cavalry with me, ordered the
ltt We. Regiment 10 charge at double quick
and capture the train, which,th did. cap
turing both the guard and the train. In
leading the charge was shot in the right
breast, the ball passing through the body
and lodging in my back, under the lower
part OF my rieht shoulder blade, where II
remained Tor four months. l. was then ex.
tfacted by DR.. Frizzsl, Of Wheeling. aud
found to Be an ounce ball, which had EVIL
IDENTIFY been flied from an old flint lock
musket with which most Of the rebels were
armed. We captured quite q number oil
these old muskets.
"Beiore the attack had detached General
Milroy with the 9th Indian Regiment, with
orders To cross the ridge and occupy the Bey'
erly road south OF the town; but in conse'
ouence OF the distance and the difficulties In
the way OF rapid movement he did moi
reach there until most OF the fugitiyes bad
passed, else the entire rebel force would have
been captured. A rebel quattermaster, MOI
In uniform, by the name OF SHINES, had
halted and was In a.vacant lot Immediately
opposite where fell. Some man exclaimed
that I had been shot by this man; that hi
, saw the smoke OF his pistol. Instantly
, rush was made for him by some Of my men
He would have been killed on the spot II
had not ordered the men to spare him. Gen
eral Lander arrived at that moment from th,
force on the opA osite side of the river, drew
his revolver and ordered the prisoner spared
The extraction OF the old musket ball clearly
demonstrated that was not wounded by
pistol shot by SHINES, and that | was RICH
In ordering the men TO spare his lie. simme
. was held prisoner OF war until recovered
and returned TO my command, when pa
rolled him and sent him through the lines
/, His home was in Richmond"
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c,.rvet, With Highway Robbery.

oescer Barum on Saturday arrested Oliver
Murphy, a boilers helper who lives In the
sixth ward, on the serioul charge OF highway
ROBBERY. Nearly four months ago William
niSht where he was stopped by two men,
Who set mon him violently and after knock
Inc him down, robbed him OF his purse,
which had SIS or 50 In 1t. Mr.. JueFgens resog'
niEad one OF the Two msn, he says, IS Oliver
Murphy, and he accordingly sWore out war
Tantt ior Murphy's arrest on the morning
after Inc robbery. He succeeded in lodging
the ofiieers until Saturday evening when
Barnm apprehended him and lodged him In
ne lookup to await preliminary hearing
before Squire schulEe this forenoon: II is
probable that II Mr.. Juergens is not mistaken
In his man Murphy's accomplish will be dis
covered and also arrested.
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The Wheeling District Sabbath School Cen
yention, which is TO be held on the Mounds
Vile camp ground, Monday and Tuesday,
August IS and II, bids fair to be a grand sue
cess, Prominent speakers will address the
meetings, good music will be furnished, and
all the railroads will give reduced rates.
There Is good water on the ground, plenty
OF shade, pure air, and other rare natural at
fractions. Be sure and 70 to-day. -
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Ex1ERPRslSo local agents wanted in this
town for an article that is sure to sell, live
druggists and grocers preferred. Address
Humiston Food Preservative Co., 70 Kilby
street, Boston. D1w
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WARRINGTON, D. G., August 10, 100 A. A.
For Inc lower lakes, clearing weather, fol
lowed during Monday by partly cloudy Tea
thef and local rains; nearly stationary bar
ometer; stationary or rising temperature
winds mostly from north 10 east.
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, partly cloudy
weather and local rains; north 10 east winds
rising followed by falling barometer; station
ary or rising temperature.
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FINANolAL AND comMRkclAL.
New YorL money aud stocIs.


NEw YoEK August ILL., doney eASy az .a2H per
paper llSR6 per cent Sterling Exchange baukeIS
bills duff atSi SS1si, demand 81 81
0ovERsNEHT-LoweL
US. &, extended .1ug1Ss: p IS. Q. f5ts,.-llt
Pacihc q Of S.........i2S 70. p. sinking fund.-.
Central Pacific ant4l stTeS; Pae. land Rr'ts- s.
E5e z, sscen Mr.: q DO RIO GAd diS %
STATE sEcuRrlEs-Q Quiet; TenneAsSe compounds
brought -.
Louisiana consOls.- 6S Virginia Gs,........... 9s
Missouri Recommending gInIA eonsolS. ca
81. Joseph. -,.........l0g t mat. coupons. g61s
T snssss Ss new e Vi H. ayp FefoFFed
RAILROAD BONDs-heayY and depressed In sym
pathy with share speculation.
sroCKg-The market openGd weak and lower with
general disposition 70 scl Piiccs declined NAl1s
pr cent IIea iioE and LoulAyile d Nashville lead
| Ing the downward movement; consequently lheie
was some dis position 10 cover 4hOrts and rally OF
4 TO per cent TOOK place, Lack1wanna aud kead,
market was excited and depressed on rIlmoIS OF
failures here and AZ Fhllldglphia: Toe market az
this timo was In . conditliu Of bcml.pauic and
prices shoWedA decline Of 10 ~ per cent, oregon
TrAnSC Continental. HOrthcrn JHlhc and Gould
sticks being the gfeIiteAt sufferer. LlquldAIlUnA
were enormous Late in the day there was rally Of
Hto ~ per cant cd covering OF short contIAcis.
as compared with last closing EtOckS are " 10 81
per cent lower, New YORK Central, however gain
cd 4 per cent on the day. LII lpeciAlues Chicago,
| II. Louis d Pittsburgh dtOPpedl pcr cent, do pre-.
iofred per cent, lnOlaha, Bloomington d Vest
EN- AZ per cent, San Fnncisco per cent, prefer.
| red ~ per cent, and INST preferred ? per cent;
Nashville d Chattanooga rose per cent, anu
Bankers aud MerchantG Telegraph ~ per cent,
the short interest Is very large The loan rate was
hid up 10 per cent, but quickl settled down To
q per cent the supply Of l6anRUle lands Is largely
| IN excfAs 0i ltglumate and speculative demands.
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wsnted-A Man to Take an Office.
Public Sale OF Real Estate.
Maine Men-Thisd page.
Wanted-A Girl to do Housework.
Wanted Immediately-A Lady.
For observation-disclosures Andes.
Academy CT Mosaic Art Society.
Grand Excursion to New MarnnsVille.
A New Thing.
! Save Your Eyes-I. G. b. lion.
Keirigerators-Nes & Bro.
DR.. John E, smith-Third page.
q. MendeI & Co.-Mammoth Furniture
Carpet and Curtain Emporium.
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GenIIenlen,

II Won want a barsSln in q low cut shoe,
Iatsst siyie, come and inspect my stock before
puFchaSing. lguarantee bfiees and styles
10 suit Nv htoso'
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MANY times you want to keep meat or fish
for several days. Lsy II In solution Of Rex
MagnuV over night and you can keep II fol-
week. You can also keep milk week OF
more by stirring In little OF the Snow
PlakaU brand. ah...# pAW
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august I4th,

august IIth.
On Tuesday, August 14,h, the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad will sell excursion tickets TO
Norfolk and Fortress Monroe for $40 the
round trip; tickets good ten dsy1.
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Collere Life.

Rev. E. B. Ridaick, Prest klttrell's Fe-
male College, wrote Of Dr.. Worthington's
CholerR and Diarrhoea Medicine; send q
gross for our College" ......
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The following shows the range Of The ther
mometer, as observed 81 schnepts arue
rtore, Opera House corner: