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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-17
THE CHOLERA SCARE
HAS EXTENDED TO LONDON, ENG.
The Seeds Of the Pl.su. have s,.a BrousA. to
has CITY sy RsElIsA Vessels from Es,pt-sAa
itasJ Precautions usraksh-Iatsraatiasai
Rins Asteh- h-Gsnsr.iF Foreign News.

LONDON, July 1G-While the Govern.
ment has been dawdline over proposed
sanitary measures, British shipping, to
tampsr with which the Government never
dares, has been allowed to move It's vessels
straight through the injected district OF
Egypt, and carry the danger to all points Of
the world. 1t would not be safe to say that
any ship which has passed through the
suez Canal during the past six weeks
has not carried from Egypt some seeds
Of the scourge. Where these may
be sown only infinite wisdom can
tell, but that some Of them have
reached London and been effectually de-
posted, there Can be no doubt. The Gov.
ernment was notified this evening that
several cases Of Asiaiic cholera existed In
London. Everything possible was done to
suppress this Information, but the fact has
leaked out and been semi officially con-
hrned. Much excitement has been caused
BY the reports, and the Government has
telt itself called upon to officially say that,
while the cases rumored as being present
IN East Jndon do really exist there, they
are merely cholerAid, not genuine Asiatic
cholera, and not Of any epidemic form.
This announcement IL, however, coupled
with such conduct on the part OF the GoY-
ernment as really tends to give occasion
Ior increased alarm. =.
The Gazette comes out this evening with
official precautions. 1t publishes aGoy-
ernment order empowering custom officers
to detain a1d examine all vessels suspected
OF being infected or coming from injected
districts, aud orders in every sucn case
thorough medicAl inspection OF every
passenger and person aboard. East
London Is the entrepot OF the London
shipping, and at all times swarms with
sailors from all parts Of the world. II is the
place where plaques enter and lodge, and
has undoubtedly harbored STORES Of men
who have left Egyptian ports since the
commencement oi the present epidemic
there. The Government Is tonight mass.
ing Q force OF sanitary inspectors in the
district and showing, by unwonted sanitary
activity, that Il is alive to some unusual
state Of affairs in this part OF the town.
A prominent physician being asked to-
night II Il was true that cholera had found
its way into East London, r. piled, "Not
taat AIN aware Of" B,ing asked II he
was aware of the usual ac,ivny ol the sani-
tary force in the district, he said he was,
but explained his activity as merely pre-
cauttonary measure. When pressed for an
explanation Of the audiences OF the nc.
tiyity. the physician said: "The bts medi.
cal authorities have advised the Govern
ment 10 take East London al once under
the most stringent control, and with
strong hand, because 1t Is agreed among
medical authorities that the Government
must he prepared for the "'lvent OF cholera
into England by autumn"
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BUFFALO, July l5.-A hotly contested
glove fght took place this morning at
Navy Island, in Niagara river, between VIM.
Baker, Of this city,; and Marion Thompson,
OF Rochester. Edward Seward, Of Cleve.
land, and John Whitney, OF Buffalo, sec.
onded Baker, and Dennis Gallagher,
OF this city, was Thompson's Eecond.
Dean Wilson was referee. Thompson
mad a little the best OF the 6ght up to the
third round, but from that to the sixth
Baker forced the fighting, and in the later
round knocked Thompson senseless:
Time was called, but Thompson was still
unconscious. He was at length revived
sufficiently to again toe the Scrat ch and
again be "kaocked out" Baker was de-
clared the winner.
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lTseems rs though We are to test all the
9s'ibiitles OF natural gas. The company
i'oTorated Yesterday, under the name Of
tie teWheelinS Natural Gas Heating Com.
'HHy, proposes 10 furnish gas for domestic
aat manufacturing purposes II the city
vii Gve its consent. 1t remains to to
ts2 whether we are in the gas belt, and
VI rtler the gas can be found in sufficient
iaSa titles to meet the demands that
m ,'srtain to be made upon IL.
II We can have fuel that
'iij be cheaper than coal and will help TO
I'D the city OF its pail OF sulphurous smoke,
l.the people will say amen. The proba.
oIlty is that the gas is only waiting to be
'oanl but it may not be found In the
sn' or the second boring. However, IL
'eri!emen are willing to risk their money
u the venture, the people eau afford TO
'olde the result with hopeful composure.
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Cholera .u Egs pl.

ALEXANDRIA, July 1876 deaths from
Cholera at Damietta yesterday; 81 at Man
surah; % at Samdnoud and 20 at Menss-
leh. The panic at Alexandra caused by
the fear that, the cholera will reach here
has been renewed and the people are leav-
ing the city In large numbers. Two cases
Of disease, supposed to be the cholera, oc-
Cured at Balak. Six deaths from cholera
occurred at Wagsa.
CAIRO, July l6.-The cholera appeared
at several quarters In this city and is
spreading in the Arab quarters. There
have been four cases IN the hospital, one
fatal.
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/ WASHINGTON, D. O., July IB.-It Ia un'
officially reported that the pre'ens abiding
place Of Major Nickerson i4 known at the
War Department, where, for prudential
reasons, It's withheld. Mj'r Ntctersou
has tend cred his resignation, but roitends
that he has no. rendered him eli amen.
able To court martial, a. be Lu1 neither
oyerdrTwn his pSy accounts nor trans
cressed any army regulations, but the In.
trnsion nj the public and the prss into
his domeatic NtFaira compels him " retire
10 private lie. Old army officers don!
believe Nicksrson cau escape court martial
lor conduct unbecoming Ian officer and
q gentleman should he appear and tria
be deemed necessary.
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Poll,s aI.alpr BOOB POUND.

NASHVILLE, TENN, July l6.-The missing
ledger, in which the balance Of State do
posits were ksp., stolen nom the State
Treasprefs eiIlce last week, was found this
morning on the steps Of the Artisan. It
was addressed To the editor Of the ArliIaa
with anonymous Instructions to turn It
over 10 the proper authorities, and make
bis own terms about the reward. Tho
book was found 10 be intact, with mutila-
lation or erasures, in every part.
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lris bnt lair to let the Cincinnati Com

Iris but fair to let the Cincinnati Com.
'actaI-Ga:ttte tell how it happened:
Tie Cincinnati Commercial. Ga.eiie In.
'iIrcted lis correspondent at Columbus To
rgt Judge Hoadly's speech at the Allen
OAyeB meeting in full, and competent
fAonosRpber was detailed for that pur-
iae. AIer the meeting the photographer
is.rd 10 materializa, and seems to have
tsn taken into camp on behalf Of the dis
,!ciished orator. Still we shall stick to
5cAiiy with photographers Il 1t takesall
ALmtr.
liNMIy must have had the accomplished
paonCTapher headed up in his "bar'l." "
New industry Bar''d phonographer
Neepin any climate! George H. Hoadly,
Cincinnati.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, July l6.-Rev. DR.. W,
H. Hornblower. Professor oil Theology aud
Homiletics at the Western Theological
Seminary Of the Presbyterian Church. died
this evening at his residence In Allegheny
City. He was 6a years old, and held many
high positions in the church. Two month";
ago he was stricken with paralysis while
preaching, and yesterday he was taken
with . chill which caused his death. His
wife 10 daughter Of Justice Bradley, Of the
United States suprene Oourt.
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r,,ri.n peculiar but hardly mysterious
-, ,,,l rsse which comes from Macon. 1t
!, - .,sjp enough that the man speight is
.I,rior r Al game, and that the good people
u III Macon are easily played upon. The
', ,,onrmoas letter writer is a scoundrel who
,ai,bI. 'I,l with great proprie,y, bo invited to
,.,vs Town.
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A summor Rish.

PEoRlA. Ikt, July lG,-A de,t1uotlvs
wind storm passed over pekin, fourteen
miles south Of here, this afternoon, doing
much damage to property. The Bemis
house was blown down but the occupants
with one exception escaped unhurt. Smiths
plow works were partially destroyed. The
depot and round house Of the Peoria, 70.
kin 4 Jacksonville railroad were demoliLh.
ed and number Of cara blown from the
track. Several stoyeS and dwellings were
uurooied and Otherwise destroyed. No 60.
innate Of tho total loea can yet be made,
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WnrS the old Democracy Of Ohio was
rying to keep is courage up in the dark
houn "ayant the wal" reckon there
wasn't aman in Ohio who told more sober
uthsa about the iniquities @. that party
,isn Iloadly. Why, he was in haste to
Vuy it to get rid Of the stencil. To- -.tsy II
.4iutes his nOs.rils as the sweetest Of swt ~
psipmes-balm Of a thousand flowers no
s.aadingi in court. -.-
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i,,Dvbody deserves an increase in pay
tbe fellow who scales your high wall,
r.i,s his telephone wire to your rooi,
'1orkle, in his boot-less and strides of
,i,Lou, so much as al you please" or,
Tbpusee.o lie ought to have the rs per
st extra which he asks. Wien people
,t,iu 10 shoot him the work will bs worth
!, Der cent more.
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New York sportipr Ho.s..

New YoRE, July l6.-william Elliott,
eI-champion oarsman Of England, and
George Gaisell, Of this city, are arranging
three mile and turn race for three hun,
dred dollars side.
schRler, Sexton and Wallace start foI
Denver, Col, tomorrow night to partici.
pate with Alonzs Morris In the Bake line
tournament beginning on Monday neTt.
Alter the tournament the plsyen viii pro,
ceed to San FrapcisCo and play In the
tournament there.
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Special DLpatch % Mt lRle1lQeHeeT. !
PAHxvEsDuEo, July l6.-ln the Circuit
Court to day the following nan,e'l persons
were sentenced to the penitentiary: Rolly
Evans, fifteen years and six months, fos
RAPE; Moses JOINS. felony, five y,ar4 Wm.
Hammond, alias John James, was eenten:
ced 10 eight years for burglary. He had
two contederates named Rhome, one Of
whom WAS sentenced to three y'ars, the
other to imprisonment for life, hs having
been In various pepitentaries b.'iore.
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b tLe leIegrapn business Of this comm

d the telegraph business OF this country
were to stop suddenly, as may result from
tAethreatsned strike, we should begin to
naias how the electric telegraph has
worked its way into our life. There are
bnaches Of business that depend on it ab-
'oIatey. Without it the press Samson
TOgId be 'hOrn OF his locks. But for all
Taa', strike or no strike, the ISrELLIoEScEn
vii continue TO be the best newspaper
published in West Virginia.
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wuES the Democratic newspapers were
jnornCins the Boss conventions in Penn
,,,yania hadn't we reason to expect that
II. iint time there was & convention con-
.picuously free from Boss interierent Q
those able organs would support the Re-
Republican ticket? And are they doing It?
'iLere is probably no way to gain the favor
o! those high.toned organs.
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BRtsroL, o., July lG-Elward Hylsnd
has been arrested on charge Of killinghis
wife. Every rib Of the woman excel I
three is broken and the body Is all over
disco!ored or bruised. They owned and
occupied small farm on the outskirts oi
Forest Villa.
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VA, TUESDAY MORNING. JULY IL, 1888.

that the road must pass through their
county at any rate. AT present the pros.
poets for the immediate building Of the
road are not fattering. A facetious fellow
up there said Of It yesterday,
Eve thought It dying when & slept,
And Sleeplpg whsn 1t died"
But the facts In the case do not warrant
this assertion. Those Immediately interest,"
ed in the construction Of the line are
busily engaged in working 1t up, and
the road Is bound to come. 1t is now
within fourteen miles Of the West Virginia
State line. From this place to that is
seventy miles. The road runs through or
over continuous bed Of as tine coal as can
be found in the State. It is 30 situated as
to be caved with the least possible expense:
It is belt full Of wealth. Besides 1t will
open competition, and all classes will be
benefited. The people here are much In
terested in the Ohio Valley Railroad, as 1t
contains possibilities that are Of value to
this vicinity, and the wish is that the B. &
O. may not obtain control Of it. Tomorrow
I will tell you something about the Will
sonburg mines. QulLP.
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r,,ps h nothing ungenerous about Dc
,.'',ns II England wont let him 60
l1'',t = ~ wi,b canal No. . he will let France
'.,as ',,rI var with England. There is always
'-,0s w.. man who thinks he carries that ward
n. nocket,
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Special DtpuieA 10 6t intelligence.
FLENlSoroS,. ". vAr July l6-Johu
Copclcton was instantly killed, 'y express
train No. lO5 this morning at Pennstoro.
He was intoxicated ut the time.
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u,,o,I hoppel into the Scott liquor
HpaTvs p'm,s he knew it was fenced in with
Nv D,'',f ,,i,e, Now he Is curious to learn
.si,sr ,s.,S., anybody knows how badly he is
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r,. democratic managers over in Ohio
l,Ia ,.tnoa walchman's time clock 80
l,.. l,o,5Iy ,,I can register his presence in the
,ai, n'..S,,tic ,'r party at least oncea day. Hes
,i,osn, one, is lioadly.
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. THOMPSON snugly tucked In bed
L. l.Is Nv" "' r, Mclean would be sight to
"n d. 'Jn ,ss angels weep. JOngee wouldn't
E4'' comfortable himself.
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!, what they want IN ohio'
aESD; ES,nsnDa,i Enquirer is :sandbassins
~ ,l,,3l, 10 yeti
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TtRAEER-At Oakland, MI, on Monday morn.
Ing. July 10, 1888, At clock A T., Hon THoHIsC,
IhkAtGH ,ormsIly Of BFydsepOEs, Ohio, In the 7lIt
yeAt Of his age
Funeral ttoa the resIden'O Of Mayor Mitchell,
hAI,ins Ferry. Ohio, this afternoon At 2 O'Clock,
laendi u tAe family Ne iAyitsd,
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ARE you made miserable by Indigestion
Constipation, Dizziness, Loas o. Appetite
Yellow skin? Shiloh'S yitalizer Is q positive
cure Sold by McLain Brothers, and Alex
T. Young. raw
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, pfiIaJeIyhia Pre-" says the saliva
j. .,,ay r must 90" Let ussee whether
IN Az, .,,nI against the summer sun.
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T., 5Ey might stand up for the pray
" 1.-The congregation.
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BUFFALO, July l6.-The grand reception
concert OF the twenty.third sieaseriest OF
the North American snngerbund, held
this evening at the new music hall Of the
German Young Mems Association, was an
unqualified success, the attendance being
nearly 5000. The exercises opened with
a grand overture, followed by q festival ode,
after which Governor Cleveland de-
livered q speech Of half IA hour,
complimenting the Association on its
grand hall. Addresses were also made by
Philip Becker, fest president, and Mayor
Manning. The concert part was generally
praise. There arc present seventy socic-
ties numbering nearly 10000 people.
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nuFrALo sAgNaEnREnT.
The wheeling societies-A Crowded CITY.
The ArIon'a Flag.

Special Dispatch 10 the IaielliOeaoH.
BUFFALO, July l6.-Ths Arion, Bsetho.
We II and Germania Societies arrived safely
after s o'clock this evening, iour hours be-
hind time. The train wa, delayed al
along after leaving Erie. On the Lake
Shore road we made twenty miles in seven.
teen minutes, the result Of which was hot
box set fire to the waste, necessitating o
delay Of hall an hour. A slow run wal
made to Dunkirk where the G. & P. cars
were changed and the rest OF the way made
nearly mile a minute. The Ma1nerchol
were more fortunate. They got in at two
o'clock in good shape with everybody
happy.
The city is gay with flags and bunting.
Triumphal arches span the principal
streets, and everywhere is seen the word,
welcome" The city is iull OF strangers
sad bands, but Wheeling's two bands com.
pare fayorably with amy. The Opera
House Band won plaudits from crowds at
all large towns en- route by playing.
The concert at seven In the evening at
Music Hall was success. 1t was but
slightly attended. The singing was priRci.
pally in English by choirs Of male
and female voices with accomplishments.
The audience was appreciative and the
general comment was surprise at the
high artistic character ofwhat was, rather
regarded as an amateur affair.
Most OF the Wheeling people who came
with the societies will take in Niagara and
Ohautauqua during the week. Those com.
ing late found hotel accommodations i'm
possible to obtain for love or money.
Men are bunking in balls and women are
hudded together in rooms. The press
were cared ior, however, in advance. The
Arion's new flag was displayed at the
post Of honor at the right Of the orchestra
this evening.
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G6s gntsIhgknftr:

,o., Is and ~ ronrieenth e.ree.:
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In this enterprise Clarksburg Is greatly
interested. Harrison and Marion counties
voted S95OOOO toward the project, but
Monopgalia, the "Athens Of West vir.
sinia," refused to give 3 dollar, arguing
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l,,,.tr aud free light!
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-14
Facts from FIoresYiIIe.

Special Correspondence of the Evening Light
FLoRESVILLE, March I2-Senora Teiada,
an aged and respected Mexican lady of Lodi,
died on Friday, the 9th instant, after linger-
ing illness of some months.
County court has ceased to grind for this
term, having done but little work, except to
continue the greater portion of the cases.
Judge Pickett presided.
The young men of our town are taking to
themselves, in quick succession, better halves.
And yet the crop Is not exhausted.
There is much talk and little work lust now
over the building of a new court house
at FloreSville, the removal of the county
seat, and some persons are so reckless to
talk OF dividing the county. Others wan,
the present old shell repaired and then rest
till the railroad is settled fact, when they
hope to be better prepared, then remove the
county seat to the point on the railroad near
est the center of the county. The Sutherland
Springs folks hope to be the favored ones and
are, therefore, earnestly working against the
erection Of new edihce at present. Other.
are very nervous when they think of the hief
rate of taxation a $40, 600 court house will
incur.
We took a view OF the present old shel
and must say that we almost imagined tina
We could see justice turn aside, hide her fac,
in disgust at the imprOvidence of her subjects
the people Of Wilson county.
Our Catholic friends Of Lodi have enlarged
their church, added aspire and an additi0na
bell which does much toward besutifying tina
| little Mexican town.
Professor Virgins did not furnish enough
! force to make up a first class storm in theS,
parts, as promised. ADIOS.
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Pound Notice

Taken up and in city pound on Fast street.
ON the 18th day of March, 1898:
one red spotted COW, branded c, and
marked with oyerbit in left ear and swallow
fork in right ear.
one black spotted COW, branded X p C., and
marked with smooth crop and hole in each ear.
which will If not redeemed before sale, be
soId M public auction 10 the highest bidder, for
cash AZ said pound, AT the hour Of II o'clock,
= IN. on the l4th day Of March, 1888
n IL Bids less than the amount liked by Or
4inance will not be received for auv animal put
-, ar auction, II. KARBER,
Assistant Marshal.
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that time during which their adNerIisehch'
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suhseOuent insertion. Trustees sale ordered
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S-Home advertising payable on nrst OF each
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Strange Funeral Services In New York

In accordance with instructions LETT by F..
G. Stebbins attendants sang the old army
song Marching Through Georgia while escort
ing his body to the grave, at Gowanda, New
York, on the 5th inst, and the once popular
aria Goodbye, My Lover, Goodbye, when
returning home. StebbinS was once a rail-
road man, then a journalist, eventually United
States Consul to one of the PHILIPPINE Islands,
the latter never actively, however, for while
he was on his way to his post OF duty storm
arose and swept his particular island away.
Returning ne became editor of the Cuba IN.
w. Patriot, and gained some reputation as a
disciple of Goddess Bob lngersoll.
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Il. L.. MOFFITT.
LAND SALE.

The executors of the estate of A. Nette de-
ceased, will sell AT public auction, on Tuesday
April 3, 1881, at 10 O'Clock a. M, lands belong
ing to said estate. Lot 10 and hulf of II front
ing on Gonzales street, between Sycamore and
Walnut streets. one lot on east side of Losnya
street 50 feet front, 70 yaras deep. Also the
premises now occupied by the Evening Light
Printing Company, Commerce Street. Also
other property belonging to the estate. 2-2O-tf