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sACRIEIOED M.s LIFE
To Save his Chlldren-The Brave Con-
duct Of n FRther.


ANsoYIA, Conn.,, July "A heartrendinI
accident occurred here yesterday afternoon
whereby John Murphy, So years cid, sac
rifced his life to save two Of his children
Mr.. Murphy moved here with his family
consisting Of his wife and eight young
children, from Windsor Locks, two weeks
ago and entered the employ of Wallace &
Sons. Yesterday afternoon he took two Of
his little ones-a boy and glrl-out for a
walk, reaarking to the others that they
would be back soon. He took along with
him flute on which he sometimes played
when on similar trips with his family in
the woods. They walked up the track OF
the Naugatuck Railroad. A short distance
above the house the track passes over a
stream at a point where cascade makes q
loud enough noise to drown that
made by an approaching train. Beyond
the road turns sharply. TWAS here that
the milk train, bound for Bridgeport, came
suddenly upon them around the curve
Owing 10 the falling watersthey had MOI.
heard its approach. The engineer whistled
for brakes, but his train was upon the party
in moment The father Of the children,
quick US lightning, caught up the little girl
and threw her down the embankment on
the right side Of the track. Then he seized
the boy aud hurled him down the other
side. II was too late for him to save him
self. The engine struck him and threw
him against telegraph pole. One leg was
cut completely of, and his ribs on the left
side were driven through his heart and
lungs. Flo died in few moments. The
children were overcome by fright and un-
able to move. 1t was at first supposed they
lad been killed also, but upon examine
ton it was found they were only slightly
bruised Mrs. Murphy was rendered al
most crazy with grief BY the accident.
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Steamboat squibs and Miscellaneous
Levee GoSsIp.

Steamboat squibs and Miscellaneous
Leyee Gossip.
The Diurnal got awsy about noon for
ParkersburR.
The W. W. o'Nsll and Dick FultOn passed
up with empties.
The Ohio, from Cincinnati 10 Pittsburgh,
passed up at p. N. with fair trip.
All the steamers displayed bunting yesteI,
day, and the excursion steamers were crowd
ed with passengers.
The river fell about foot yesterday, the
marks last evening showing depth Of only
eject inches. No business was transacted
outside Of the excursion passenger trade.
PrrrsguaeH, July 4.-Rlvtr 8 feet 4 inches
clear and warm.
C1NcmSATI, O., July 4.-River IA feet q
inches aud falling; fair ana hot.
eREESsBoRo, Pa, July 4,-River feet Q
inches and falling clear and warm.
MoRsASTowx, W. VA, Ju y 4.-Riyer2 feet
and stationary weather clear; Thermometer
76o.
on CRY, Pa, July 4.-Riyer 2 feet 9
inches and stationary; weather clear and
warm.
RIcTsLAxDNo, Pa, July4.-River 4 feet 10
inches and falling weather clear thefmome-
ter sss.
LOUISVILLE, July 4.-R,vers tationary with I
teet Q inches In the canal and feet O inches
In the ckute on the falls.
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NV York, Jp'y 4,-Benjamin Doremug
aged fifteen years, while playing in front Of
a saloon in Fair street, Paterson, N. j.,
dropped a small tirecracker into the faucet
hole Of an empty whisky barrel standii z
on the curb. The cracker ignited the vapor
from the whisky, causing an explosion.
The boys skull was fractured and he will
die. The fragments Of the barrel demol.
ished part Of the caves Of a three story
hnnan
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PERSONAL nENrIoN.
News and Gossip In Reference to vario
People.

News and Gossip in Reference to variou,
People.
Mr.. John Davenport has returned to the
city.
Mr.. ]. L. Steel, Of Huntington, is in the
city.
Mrs. f. NJ. Clendennlng tuse Mlsr Lidl
Logan, Of Kansas City, is visiting her old
home In this city.
Col. William Exley took in the Mounds
vile mass meeting, accompanied by his
friend, Mr.. J. Hssenour. G
Miss Bessie Hamilton, Of Washington, Pa,
we'll known in this city, Is the guest OF Mis-
Julia Raymond, OF Fairmont,
Masters Harry and Fred Faris, Of the Is,
land, are visiting ut the residence OF Hon. A.
G. Ramage, OF Belmont county, Ohio.
DR.. T. Il. Logan, wife and daughter, Mis-,
Annie, have gone to Lake Pataska, one of the
popular quiet resorts in Michigan, to spend
n few weeks
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Ina Bad position.

Yesterday morning about 10 o'clork an
accident occurred on board the steamer
Diurnal as she lay at the leYee, that at first
was thought to be fatal, but happily did not
20 result. lat Kuhn, OF this city, we'll
known machinist who for many years
was engineer OF the Vigilant fire engine, Is
at present employed in the engine room Of
the Dlurnal. Yesterday morning be entered
one OF the wheel. houses to oil the outside
journal. While there, the wheel made q
half revolution and Kuhn was caught and
pulled into the wheel. He was in . very pc:
elliaf position, being jammed into the wheel
with part OF bis body against
liz bulk b I'D. His cries attracted attentinn,
and q number rushed to his asstSlance. The
wheel was made fast and the work OF sxtsi.
eating Kuhn begun. Before he could be
taken out It was necessary to cut several
wheel arm. Kuhn was bruistd and strained
very badly and he also received two or three
cuts, No bones were broken, fortunately,
and Il Is believed that there have been no
serious internal Injuries, He was taken
hons In carriage and attended by DR..
Harvey. LAST night be was feeling very
sore.
.
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Fatal accident.

SCRANTON, Pa July 4.-During the cele.
bratlon at Montrose today, Professor H.
H. Ludlnm, a balloonist, attempted to make
an ascension. When at the height Of 40
feet the trapexs rope caught on tree hurl.
ing him violently to the ground. He struck
upon rock and sustained fracture OF the
skull and internal injuries, which Il is
thought will be fatal.
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RALTIMORE,s pIRD.

OrioIe Summer Nights Carnival which
Will be berries Of Striking No. elites.
SomTihinE Of tue Unparalleled Pro.
grAmmc Which Is Being Arranged.
Baltimore evidently takes to mystic paRea,
equal tn that manifested In Mardi Gras iollI.
ties In New Orleans, and an enterprise never
before tquGled anywhere In such sort Of
thing. Inc preparations, for this yRar's fer.
tiviLes, which will embrHcs the three days
from Sept amber nth tol3ih inclusive, have
already been actively under way for two
months or more In the way OF pageant, Il
would be difficult to imagine more exter.
slVo or brilliant programme than that laid
out. The number Of tablean cars will be
double that ever before attempted In any SIN,
gle parade elsewhere and III dimentlons, Ror,
gous construction and superb finisi will Ger
tAinly bear of the palm Of the world.
The wonderful strides which have OF late
been made with electric light will be turned
to striking advantage as this character oil
illumination will be introduced in many
novel forms. The first nights display, made
In homo: OF the arrival Of Lord Bsitimore,
will be as unique Us II will be magnificent.
II Is proposed to arm the military with cleo.
trio lights in at least ten different color; to
plaza the powerful electric focus light al
many points; 70 fairly turn night into day,
and III msny more ways make the night Q
memorable one.
The feature Of this years 0riole will be the
night displays and It has well been termed q
Summer Nights Carnival. As usual, the B.
go. is foremost in making every possible ar.
rangement for the transportation Of It's pa
irons, and In nothing will there be facility
lacking 10 insure the utmost comfort and
eompltta satisfAc ion. The rates by the Bal
timore & Ohio will be down, way down, and
the limit Of time on round trip tickets all the
most exactinE can demand. II will be well
10 jot down the dat, in some convenient
plaCe-Ssptembsr 18th. 18th and 18th
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 1.-THE railroad
and coal operators are disposed to refuse to
accept the decision Of Mr.. McCune, the
Trade Tribunal umpire, fixing the rate OF
mining for the summer at 81 cents per
bushel, and 1t ia claimed that the Tribunal
action will be recognized by only few
firms. The miners say they agreed in good
faith 10 accept the umpire's decision, and
that II the operators refuse to do likewise
then there will be general strike.
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The Gns WeIis.

Ask O'CLOCK last evening oil Of the OBJ
structions had been removed from the Cen,
ttal Glas Works gas well except the sand
pump and Il was loose Contractor pIst
said that by this morning he would be drill
ing for gas once more. BE was feeling quite
jubilant over his success in securing the
ropes, Iais and drills,
At the MARITIME Very we'll night before
last a strong vein OF salt water was pierced,
which flowed freely from the mouth OF the
we'll. This necessitAted the casing OF the well
to tbs depth at which the salt water was
struck, something over seven hundred feet.
Mr.. Dust thinks this Is theslast vein ofsalt
water which will be encountered, and after
tits shutout exettI plain sailing. The work
Of casing the hole Is now In progress
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For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, very warm
southeasterly winds, partly cloudy weather
and local rains, southeast To southwest winds,
No change In temperature, stationary OF
lower barometer.
For Lower Lake Regions, light rains aud
partly cloudy weather, southeast TO south
west winds, stationary or Bllght rise in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-05
Buel,Ipa0s Arntea save.

Tho greatest medical wonder OF the world
Warranted To speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, ealt Rheum, Fever Sores, Can,
GERS, Piles, ohilblsins, CeEpg Tsttey, Oh tapped
Hands, and al skin ttuptioas, guaranteed "a
cure In every Instance, or money refunded.
25 cents per bog. For sale at Logan d Co. 4
Bridge Corner Drug Store,
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RxcnruIon.

On the Chicago Excursion via the Balti.
more & Ohio. July 10th, through coach will
leave Wheeling on train No. 4at 2:l6 p, NJ
Parties taking the Baltimore Is Ohio will
avoid making any change between Wheeling
and Chicago. Round trip, $. Tickets good
for 10 days.
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The following shows the range OF the Their.
momoter, as observed ut SchnepFs drug
store, Opera House corner yesterday:
1852 1889
7A.M.12S. 81. M.7p.M. ia. N. IAN. SP. M.7P NJ
70 70 70 o. 50 % % %
Yesterday the temperature was asSO' from lo1f A
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ITEM!-KRAFT's DIARRHGA con
POUND.

IL you are suffering from the effects Of
imprudence In eating or drinking, or the
effect Of the intense heat, krafPS Diar.
rhGa Compound will afford immediate
relief and will cure the disease. In use
for more than twenty years. No cnre,
no pay. AL Druggists sell 1t.
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Gtts g'ttelligettter,
0nice Nos. as and 81 Fourteenth street


Ice Cream Parlors-Thos. +. Heyman.
Whits Mountain Freezers-NeSbiit & Bro.
Save Your Eyes-1. G. Dillon.
For observation-disclosures ohio-Every Fri
day.
For sale-Boat House.
Great Sale Of Dress 6oods-Geo. R. Taylor.
Pennsylvania Female College.
DR.. Jonn E. smith-Third page.
G. Mendel d Co.-Mammoth Furniture,
Carpet and Curtain Emporium.
Lecture-Mrs. Ellen ]. Foster-Head Local.
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Gentlemen.

II you want a bargain in low cut shoe,
latest style, come and inspect my stock betora
purchasing. 1Gusrantee bFices and styles
te ntt y. Y. tLoNp'
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ecEEEa Anorr roHN.

Lest night the racket that for tpace did
fail was resumed. The boom OF fire arms,
The rattle Of Jackson crackers and the hiss oil
sky rockets were heard on all sides. Some
fine pyrotechnic displays were to be seen
fromthe wharf, many OF the residents OF the
Island hay log provided fire works for the en-
tertainment OF their families and friends.
The display at the residence OF Mr.. Harry
List was particularly ane. These shows were
enjoyed by large crowds who gathered At the
river front to get the benefit Of the evening
brsezs and watch the excursion boats land
The absence OF any disaster yesterday was
q subject for general congratllatoIy remarks.
The excursion Of evil memory aysar before
had made people somewhat t!mld, and to
this cause Is 70 be attributed some measure
OF the success Of the land excursions. The
day was withal very orderly, Considering
the nature OF tho holiday there was very
little drunkenness, less indeed than the night
before. Few arrests were made during the
day; there were no fires ~ amount to any
thing; no fights are reported, aud altogether
there 10 reason 10 be satisfied with the man
ner In which the day was passed.
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REAP Geo. R Tsylor's advertisement this
msrning, He commences his annual closing
out sale Of dress goods. They are wonder
fully cheap.
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GEo. r TAYLOR, in order to reduce his
stock Of twenty-dght inch black silk velvet
has reduced his Equality to 81, SO to S. and
$3.50 u $3.50,
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The Grand Army Of the Republic post OIL
this city Joined Thoburn pest OF Martins
Ferry, IN an excursion on the Prince to Rod
afers orchard, charmit {, p ace for picnic
about four miles below BellRire. Here
spangler post, Of Bellaire, gave a basket pic
mic, to which all the posts OF the vicinity
were invited. Apparently all accepted tbs
invitation, and 1t was estimated that 4 00G
people were on the grounds. The
Wheeling post formed at its hall
In Beck's block, on Market street
yesterday morning and marched TO the
wharf, preceded by martial band. Their
families and wel!-filled lunch baskets had
been sent ahead, and the party crowded the
boat. The picnic was most enjoyable one,
the only drawback being the scarcity oil
good drinking water for so large number,
but the veterans did not grumble at such a
reminder OF campaigning as this. The
Wheeling party got back TO the city shortly
after O'clock.
At FAIRY Glen, opposite steubenyille, where
the Knights Of 1t. George had their picnic,
about 1000 people gathered. Most OF these
west up on the p, W. & Ky. road, though
many friends OF the Knights from SteubeE-
Vile Joined the party at the Glen. A very
good time was enjoyed, though shortly before
time to tike the train for home brief rain
came upaad come OF the party got wet.
The Happy Eight club had a large party on
the @. W. Anderson, on which boat they
went down 10 Cresap's Grove, where dancing
and other amusements were provided.
Mayors band accompanied the p riy, and
did much 10 make the day pass Delightfully."-.
The boat touched the wharf on her return
about 10 p. N.
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opo R. TAYLOR Is selling IS cent dress
goods aud suiting for 10 5enta.
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GEo. R, TAYLOR oilers this morning forty.
50 cents, richly worth rs or so cent?. ;
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LApIrs' and ntlemens fine Hand sewed
shoesa SpeeialiyaL L. V. BLosp'A
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GENERAL NOTICE
COMMERCIAL BANK.
.0TICE OF DISSOLUTION.
FOR SALE,

EoR sALE-A GOOD LIGHT NO TOP
II. BuEgy. EpQuiTc At this office Igli
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81 James Hoiel Arrlrnla.

!. Humphrey, Maynard Wood, Bristol
q 7 Bulger, ST, CialfSy'ie B johnson, Mingo
T " Fink, CluClnnau VI Blake, Ohio
@ B Dunlap, B&0kR Jones, Pltupurgh
b B GoSbuck, Sykesvllle \ X Griffin, city,
@ II Millltz, Philadelphia W Z Webb, TffAdelphia
@ @ Evans. q. D. r. Tel J Jaeo, Grafton
L HALEY lkdy, Wtllsb'g J W CGsSels Hope Hale
q II Watson, n Ereeport Il II Bowlln, Grafton
" s Turner, PitbbufKh W AskIn, Pa
II stautf, Pa DL Walker, Pa -
J Troll, Pa JOvpIbaugh, Pittsburgh
i b Troll city CSCOnWay ,sWoeny Milf
II HATwood. C1Ahngton L d Chideiter, Weston
W Newman Stegbeuv LIS Dare, welisburE
Ii nearly every house In tho South, DR..
Worthington'S Cholera and DIaErhosa Atedl,
cine 10 known aud used asa sure, safe and
speedy cure for stomach aud bowel troubles.
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naF&ains

-'1- naF9Gins
10 walking shoes aud slippers at
I. Y. BtosP's
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FOR RENT,
EoR RENT.

TOR RENT.
Two river vlCw rooms on second floor, No. lCds
Main street, specially adapted to small family
without children. Enqulrcot
JANIS L. HAwLEY,
Ie4 lt20 Main Street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-05
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
On Human FIesli.

IL has been used in thousands OF cases on
human flesh with such wonderful success
that we now feel certain IL Is the best Uni
ment known for man, rs IL has SUFFICIENT
strength to penetrate and virtue 10 cure the
worst cases, which are not affected In the
least by ordinary linilnents. and yet IL does
not blister or cause a sore.
VEvAY, Ind, August IL, 1881 DR. H.. j. hen,
d1R K CO.. Gents-Sample of circulars 80
ceived to-day. Please send me sOne With ny
imprint, printed on one side only. The Ken.
daIls SPAWN Cure is IN excellent demand
with us, and not only for animals, but for
human ailments also. Mr.. jos. Nofis, one ~
the Leading farmers in ,lur county, sprained
an ankle badly, and knowing the value 81
the remedy for horses, tried II on himself,
and 1t did far better than he had expected
Cured the sprain IN very short order
Yours respectfully, &. o. I'll tEiiA VI.
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for 50. All
druggists have IL or can get ~ for You pf u
will be sent 10 any address on reeeip. Of price
by the proprietors, DIR. Is. j. KENDALL q
CO., Enosbnrgh Falls, VI. send for Illus,
trated circular
SOI.D nv ALI, DRUGGISTS
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Kendalls SPAWN Cure.

Fort WORTH, Texas March 70, 1881.
MessrS u. j. Renoo,H & CA bout Smonths
ago there was a valuable stallion brought TO
the stable OF farmes and Henry u be treated
for a bone spawn which WAS one wears growth
and of pronounced size, and having learned
through outside sources that your IMMINENT
known as Kend9lls SPAWN cure was valI-
able commenced using IL on the enlarge
ment and after six weeks using and havin
applied two bottles the horse was cured en-
tirely, leaving the leg perfectly smooth.
CHARLES HENRY.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-05-02
NEWS ITEMS.

Bob Ford, the murderer of Jesse
james, is in Philadelphia.
Leprosy caused sixteen deaths
in the United States in the census
year.
State Senator Thomas Cloonan
dropped dead in the street in Chi
cago, from heart disease.
Four of the twelve saloons in
Hubbard, Ohio, have closed in
consequence of the Scott liquor
law.
The Supreme Court of Iowa has
again decided the Prohibition
Amendment Of that State to be
void.
A considerable quantity of mu-
tilated coin is again in circulation.
Some of it Is neatly plugged and
difficult to detect.
The Acting Secretary of the
Treasury Friday issued warrants
fos the payment of SS,525,OO0 on
account OF pensions.
The New Haven, Conn.,, clock
shop works, covering an entire
block, took fire Friday and was
damaged to the extent of $4,000.
Walter S. Brooks was arrested
at Troy, N. Y, Friday, for chlor-
oforming and running Miss Lula
Post, a delightful young lady of
eighteen.
Lon Hank was put on trial last
Friday at Delaware, Ohio, for the
murder Of Paul A. Lohman five
years ago. Hank was arrested in
Los Angles, CAL, and brought
back for trial.
The body of a stranger was
found lying in the woods about
three miles from Alliance, COM
pletely naked. 1t is supposed he
was insane and died from expos
ure and cold.
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Caught al Last.

Abrum Suydam, well known in
this county, and for many years a
resident Of Cabell county, was ar.
rested in New York City the other
day, upon charge of swindling a
man named Flagg outof some 500,
by selling to him a tract of land in
West Virginia, on a bogus title
This fellow Suydam has been in
the bogus title business for quite q
number Of years, and has hereto.
fore been arrested on several occa,
sions, but by some means got clear
of tho clutches of the law by some
teChnicality, and thus escaped the
just punishment in the poniten.
tiary that he so richly deserved
This time they have him pretty
tight, and no doubt he will soon be
wearing his striped clothes. There
are several other sharpers selling
lunds in this State on bogus titles
who are operating in that city O
thieves and Swindlors, Chicago
that ought TO be picked up. The
better way is, if you want to buy
land, come to the State and buy
from the owners direct, and then
you will not be swindled.
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Connfr Nnncrlnfcnlenf,


The time for the election Of this
responsible school ofliceri is d,awing
near, and ii is very important TO
the school interests of the people Of
the county that a good, faithful
and efficient officer be Chosen
The people have before them now
two candidates, to.wit: Prof. W. ].
Kenny and Mr.. j. L. Whitten.-
The question then arises, which Of
these two candidates is the most
competent and will best discharge
the duties Of the office, and give
the most inspiration to the school
work of the county, Prof. W. j.
Kenny, orr, L. Written? But who
is Prof. Kenny and who is J. L.
Written? Prof. Kenny is known
all over the county and in fact has
u State reputation. Against his
scholarship nothing can be urged
his competency as a teacher is
doubted by none who know him,
and his moral character like CGsar's
wife is above suspicion. But who
is Mr.. Written? A young man of
no experience in this capacity and
but young in experience as a teach.
er. We know nothing against his
reputation, and would not dot an j
or cross a to injure it. But BY
all means let US have experience,
age and ability; Mr. Kenny has all
thee of these and therefore we in.
sist that the people of Mason county
ought to support him. Mr.. Kenny
has served but one term aud by
precedent ought to be reelected
As to these little objections and
complaints, all his predecessors
have had to carry them and three.
fourths of them are utterly with.
out foundation. Wo speak from
age and experience. But we have
no doubt of Mr., Kenny's election
and would like to sec him get a
good encouraging majority, which
we think from the signs of the
times he will be sure to get.
TEACHER.