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A Rumor that Il will DO Fought In wes
VI wlnln

- AuNAloE W "Nss
VI, gaia.
A rumor was current on the street last
night that hard glove fight had been ar.
ranged. to take place near Golfers station
shortly. The Pittsburgh Leader Of last even
Ing has the following, and 1t Is probable that
the idea that the fight will be fought in THU
State originated In the clause OF the agret.
mhnt which requires II TO be fought within
100 miles Of Pittsburgh:
Yesterday Afternoon Albert CAnnoup, oil
New York, and John Wagner, OF the South
Side. met at the Leader Office to arrange for a
hard glove fight. Wagner had challenE d
Csanoup through Last Sundays Louder
Neither man desired TO battle for money, the
tight being the outcome OF an old grudge.
Tue New Yorker stated that he would accept
Wagner's challenge TO fshtaiquare ttaud'up
hght In hI weeks, II the latter would accept
eight 10 take place within three
weeks. This proposition Wagner de.
clined, WhereuBon Cannoup then stated
that no would not accept Wagner's deli. A
challenge 10 have go" Immediately IVES
agreed 70 by both parties. aud the principal
and their friends stated out " secure a
room. A suitable room could not be obtain.
ed, and as last resort both partie, agreed to
compromise by tossing penny, the winner
Of the tots TO choose bstween hard glove
contest and rough aud tumble. The men
went 10 Danny Eirle's saloon In the Ola
mond, where Wagner won The Toss, and he
chose hard glove f2ht. Subse.
quently It was agreed u. have tn.
mill" take place within 100 miles OF
Pittsburgh, on Tuesday, August Il. By the
articles Of agreement saeh principal Is allow.
cd 10 have two friends present, In addition "
his two seconds and bis judge, Ave men In
all. The referee Is TO be mutually az eed on
previous 10 starting for the battle-ground,
while Ctnnoup We, given the choice OF fight.
ing grounds. Wagner Is "a years OF age, o
feet 10 inches tall, and weighs 1856 pounds
He Is a chimney blower BY trade, and lives
on the South Side. Albert Cannoup Is %
years old. 8 feet 81 inches In height, and
weighs l45 pounds. de 10 blacksmith by
trade. The latter 10 said TO have taken part
In one or Two fights, In all Of which he came
out first best. The principals are brothers
in.law, Cannoup having married Waguers
sister, and the fight Is the result OF frequent
chickering's between them.
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more weidings-Per.onaIs Cat
tIe-Monument Subscription, Etc.
Mrs. A. Sheets and daughter, Miss JUNE
are ruatieating near Moundsyille.
Mrt. A Wiley and daush left yesterday
for q week'sR jlurn In Woodsfsld.
The Garfield Club meets this evening Ii
their hall over Mayor & Klo,Z's store.
p Bruner, manager OF the Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh railroad, was In town yesterday
K. n. Eaton and Geo. v. Brown, two 81
Clairsyille gents, were on the streets yesteI
day. NH
The ordinance. authorship the issue Of
s25 900 OF water works bonds was passed on
Tuesday night.
Miss Maggie Anderson, Of st. Clairsyille,
who has hsen visiting In the city some time,
left for home yesterday.
Forty.seyen car loads Of cattle, en- route for
Europe, were fed at the cattle yards here
Tuesday night and last night.
Miss Emma Gill left yesterday for Spring.
field, o, whereshe will spend tue remainder
OF her vacation among friends.
A child Of A. T. Stewart, Of the Second
ward, died yesterday morning. The body
will be inferred at Toronto, Jetiersos county.
Misses Hall and Day, Of steubenville, at
tended the Wilson. Wethefald wedding, and
will remain among friends here for u few
days
A temperance meeting will be held In the
South Bellaire church this evening. The
First ward seems TO b the only part Of town
interested In this direction.
"a force OF workmeu went 10 work at era.
ding for the o. V. 4 r. yesterday morning.
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Robbers Fire an old Lhdy's House and
Leave Her 10 Her Pnfe

Leave Her 10 Her Pate.
WATERFOWL, Wis, July ll.-While Mrs
E. Guentz, an old widow lady living by her
self in Helenville, Jefferson county, wal
alone in her house last night, two men en-
tered, and, Seizing her, demanded that she
tell them where she had concealed the 5000
taken in by her few days since. She de.
MED that she had received that or any
other amount Of money within q month
and told them that she had no money
about the house. They said they
knew better, and while one OF them
held the poor, frightened woman the
other went ont and fired the building, and
then returned and told her what he had
done, and said that Il she would tell them
where the 5000 was they would extinguIsh
the fire. She again protested that she had
no money. 0le Of the scoundrels then
struck the woman q blow, and then the
pair ransacked the house, took few arti.
Giles Of little value, and fed. Mrs. Guentz
recovered from the blow In time TO escape
from the burning building, but could not
give the alarm In time 10 save her property.
She lost everything. There was an insur.
ance Of $500 on the house. A neighbor OF
Mrs, Geun'z, named Grister, had recently
received 5000, and II Is presumed that the
williams intended their call for that party.
The excitement in the neighborhood Is In.
tense, and there Is no doubt the scoundrels
will be lynched II caught.
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AnEHcIIANr AssAs,IxArED



DIS MONIES, IA, July 1.-THE particu.
lars Of the murder Of r. L. CIingan, Of Polk
City, late last night, 30 far as known, are
these: As Mr.. Clingan with his clerk, b. @.
Hanger, were closing the store for the
night two men came to the door, saying;
"Good evening, gentlemen" drawing re.
volvers at the same time, and without any
warning one fired at Clingan, the ball tax.
Ing effect Just below the lower coRar. bone.
He died instantly. No clue 10 the perpe.
traitors.
The whole country adjacent 10 Polk City
was aroused, aud squads Of men on horse.
back spent the night securing that region.
There 10 report that the puBuers are close
on the track oil the murderers, two horses
they had stolen and ridden nearly 10 death
having been found abandoned. It Is gen.
orally supposed this Is the second chapter
Of the mysterious murder Of Stubbs, the
Mayor Of the place, last year, who was shot
dead by masked men who entered his bed.
room. Cllugan and he were great friends,
and Clingan had been taking an active part
10 ierrettnH out his murlerera.
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MIL Items = CamPmeeitng = Persona
and General Gossip.
John whiteman Is on visit to PittsburHh
The Laughlln nall mill went to work yes
terday.
DR.. 8. D. Krimm has moved near the NJ. E
Church.
d.. D. A. Lewis has gOns to Washington
D. G., on business.
R. T. Mcclure and family have returned
home To Pittsburgh.
Four Eastern men were at the EtDa mil
yesterday, taking itsms,
Mrs. Alexander FraEier, Is at Pittsburgh or
9 visit ID her old home.
Mr.. J T. Lynch, OF West Virginia, 10 visit
lBg at II. A. AeClure's.
A great many lumber rats atebeinE land
cd at Martins Ferry now.
Mr.. Al. Bowers and wife, with Others
will take In the Buffalo exclusion.
The E.na mill is undergoing a great many
repairs, among which 10 new Iron roof
A grand open air concert at tho postottice
corner attracted large crowd last evening,
Father John Fsnimoro was out the first
time yesterday after long spell Of sickness,
The Little Anna will ruu late tonight fol
these desiring to attend camp meeting, leay.
Ing the upper landing at 030.
Mr.. MeIuinch and family, OF Cincinnati
arrived at EtuAyille Tuesday, where they
Will make their permanent home,
Nj, A.. J. Van PelL the operator at The
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh railroad, "a OF for I
short yacation. He will 90 10 Michigan for q
abort yihit
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The RucEcye as Usual scores One Nor,
Victory.

TOAs Editor u he ESielgaAeeh
Valley GEovE, W. Va, July ll.-Oul
farmer friends have the past few days beer
t.eated 10 & practical mower trial on thu
lArm Of Mr.. John Reed, near this place,
Wishing TO purchase mower that would
do satisfactory work Mr.. Reed invited tn
agents OF the dIlIere Il mowers In his vicinity
TO drIp 10 and have friendly contest In i
li,ld Of III heavy grass Is Ohio county car
bO1St OF, and the agents Of the Eureka AnC
Johnston promptly responded and each pm
In mGchlne, and did their best lIcks on Sat
urday lat. hut Ia one end OF the field thu
grass was ieRriully down, aud In this they
failed to do satisfactory work, and ehoket
repeat 'd'y Aud wood pltmans few into arst
olG.s kIndllnR.Wood 20 fast Mr.. Reed will no
need new supply OF that article beiort
Clriit ms, bu' the representatives clAlmeC
that no mower would cut that grass without
frequent choking.
AZ this pOint a request was made for I
Buckeye 10 Try Y 1t could wade through,
and Ii was on Tuesday shipped up from
Wheeling and was promptly put % work,
chine, and Il did iu work as only Buckeye
mower eau. To Ia credit II can DO said II
never made one single bAlk.
acre Of The wort down Ersss was reserved
until this morning (July IL when Me'trs
Il X, GIlisn and L, P. 8lSson dropped In u
sse II the Buckeye could cut that hall Acrs
without running hitch. The half acre
vas cut without single break or choke, aud
Mr. Reed slsnla ID his hearty endorsement Of
the Buckeye BY promptly settling for It on
the spot, and those who witnessed the work
OF the Buckeye In that aeldIWlll never doubt
Its ability TO wade through any graz that
can DO grown. XIX.
nav
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Certificates OF Incorporation were yester
day Issued By Secretary Of sta'e stAlnaker
to the K1nawha Ledger Company, Of
Charlc ton, for the purpose Of establishing
printing, publishing and maintaIninga Re
pu uIican newspaper and for carrying on O
b print ug business The capital stock d
Il 900. wlth,thO privilege OF increasing 70
t9O 600. The shares are S2S each, and ara
held by f l.. Bntttick, g. John Slack. Jr.,
49, A, @. Tibbltts, I; j. u; High, .; T.. B,
Dana, Maluen, I; J. L. Mclean, WinIifed, 4
Also 10 the Valley Agricultural ApociA.
ton, OF Berkeley county, for the purpose oil
holding farms and encouraging agricultural
pursuits. The capital stock Is $50, divided
into shares Of $9S each. They are ali held by
j. II Gst.lngers G. W. CushnAn, Jacob Mil
or, A. GlaEEef, 7. N. Davis aud g. J. Faulk.
ner, all Of Berkeley county.
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The IxrELuGENcEE will aeon Issue care
fully prepared Indt4 Of tle isadlng and NC
tive houses OF this cry, 70 Dc circulated
through all parts Of tho country.
The IndsT Will offer UNUSUAL advantages "a
our business nnd Professional men 10 widely
represent their interests
our agent will call upon you TO explain
the nature Of the poGei enterprise, and We
hope our live business men viii give II their
hunEiM ahnnnrI
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DRUGGISTS,
GRUNpY's
l0GAN'S ESS. Jamaica GINGER,

An oIcellent summer TrDie and Corrective Q
error In diet, dc. Price sc.
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Wanled-CompsIen! Timer.
Arlington InsnEdto.
Here Sne Is-5tsRmer ogio for Cincinnati.
DR.. John +. SMITH.
]. q. DIllOn--SAye ionr Eyes,
@. Menael II G0-Mamuluth Furniture,
Carpet and LurIAin Emporium.
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II you want bargain In low cut ahoe,
latest style, come and Inspect my stock before
purchasing. guarantee btiees and styles
TO suit. L. v. BLOND,
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WARRINGTON, D. O., July l., 1850 a. M.-Foi
Tennessee aud the Oulo Valley, slightly
warmer and partly cloudy weather, light
rains In the westssn puillUD, southeast ts
southwest Winds and lower barometer.
For the Lake R'siun, warmer and fail
weather during the Say, sontheriy winds And
lower barometer, followed during the NIGH
hX local rAlns.
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ARIoH, GsrmAnIA and Beethoven Singing
Societies 30 TO Buffalo on Monday, the feEh
Of July, at0Lh
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steamboat squibs and Miscellaneous
L.eree Gossip.
Capt J. 8. Jones, OF the Big Sandy Packet
Company, was In the city yesterday.
The Ella and q. D, Wood pa sed up with
empties aud the Elaine passed down with
empti,s Tie Percy Kelsey paved down
With coal.
TIE coal hirmenis from Pittsburgh on this
weeks rise aggregate 2Sl9.0O0 bushels, Of
which 4 .20I 900 bushels are for Cincinnati
and l,022,UUO bushels for Louisville.
The river during the past twenty.iour
hours fell about tvs tset Last night the
marks Indicated depth Of 0 feet U inches.
ligot business was done yesterday.
The big and elegant passenger steamer 1--WE
Have Come u Stay" Ohio passed up at 5 A
N with good trip both below and 10 the
cabins. This new packet passes here Wedrtt.
dSy morning on her way up and Friday
morning goiVI down. She leaves Cincinnati
every Monday morning.
6EEENsBoEO, Pa, July 1l.-Riye; feet
lnch,1 and falling; weather clear.
PuT BURGH, July ll.-E,ve: feet inches
end falItnli weatne, clear and pleasant
Or: CIrY, Pa, July lI.-River 1 feet 8
inches aud falling; weather cloudy and rain
ing. 1F
RIcE's LANDING, Pa, July l1.-Riyer 8 fee; 0
inches and rising; weather cloudy; thermom.
s.ei76o.
DEowESvILLE, Pa, joy ll.-River s fee,
3 inches and rising; wea.hs: clear; the.mom.
- ~, ~ va,
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Properiy Administeretl.

DR.. W. +. Pool, Camden, n. G., wrote Of
Dr.. W0rthIngton's Cholera and Diatfhma
Medicine, n have never known II 70 tall
when properly administered
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MoxirEn Excursion over the Cleveland a
PittBburRh railroad on Monday, the l6lh Of
July, At6A. N.-Arion, GeEmAniA and Bee,
thoyon Singing Societies.
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auxMEn hats Of all kinds at AsSIgnee's sale,
Roblnson'n old stand, No. 1901 Market s,rtst,
under Mcclure Houto.
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DAYLIGHT ExcunIon on Monday, the 10th
Of July, at "a. n, 70 Buffalo.
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AN ArRocIoUs CRIME.

Iryou want to spend a pleasaut evening
80 out to the concert and ball at seibeits
/ | evening".
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LADtEE and Gsntlsmen'Ian s Hand seyed
Shoes q specially 81 i, Y, BLoApR,
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rartIe Roup.

Turtle Soup at Louis SehwAlb's Saloon, Main
street, near Tenth, this morning.
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MorOAxrowS, W. Va, Ju y ll.-RIvsrSi feet
0 inches and falling; weather. cloudy; the:-
momeief f0o.
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Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid.
nsy, Bladder and Urinary Diseases 81.
pfngEtats,
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Mr.. Joseph Williams hs, lust opened q
arIt.elass grocery on Washington street
where he will sell at bottom prices.
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DEowEsvILLE, Pa, joy ll.-River 5 fee,
8 inches and rising; Wea.he: clear; the-nom.
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To BUFFALO on tho 10Th Of July, at0AA

In walking shoes and slippers a.
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EDUCATIONAL.
A SCHOOL FOR GTRLS
security sssaSIlI e az ss ssSs sSG.sS
MT. DeChantal Aonden,
HIAl WKEILng, WA

ne thlrty.lourth yeaf o, thia we'll ino,,.-.
for 9lrh, under the charge Of The siSten y, tsss
lhhon, openA On ne mt Nontay q sssI.,,
Pupils received a. any tlmO In the Ss,-io,
Those who deatfe 70 place their dSusbts
'iHstitution Adofding excott iouAlly EOS1 ~ = y
In the way Of heAlthful end delIghilul loSanSl tH
o0llent board thorough discipline ma In "a
a. the hands Of lifelong teacher, n eTe[S SSStel
ment Of female education, including IL ,S'seatF
languages and music, q TefY FeSAonShisa oaetr
should esnd toE e.talegue q Dill Ichool 49,
sAAAn: "a t,E III HI AvTIAsDI lkMY
Nj. DECEISSn
lN1tpAN NeAf wheeling W1.
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KivEH SENS.

TnE usual Thursday night concert and bal
takes place at 5eiberts Garden this evening.
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tonight.
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REcE'sLASDtSG, Pa, July l1.-Riyer fee; Q
inches and rising; weather cloudy; thermom.
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4 single dose Of Raniords Radical Cure instantly
relieves tho most violent sneeEing OF head Colds
clears the head a. BY mASic Etop' WAloTy dschAgyi
from the Nose and kyel prevents Ringing holSes u
~ Head CURES NSrvonI Heed,ehe. and snbdne l
the nAIal passages Of foul mucuI, restores thu
lenses Of smell, tSste, and hearing when Affected
Trees the head, throat, and bfpnch al tubs Of atn
tSScoas6 and sfSstS lie f prosTes q GStstfh g
wards Consumption,
One bottle RidIcGi Cure, one box Catarrhal Sol'
vent aud one NJ. 9anlor1'i Inhaler, oil IN one pack
ial Cure, PQrTEA DRp6 laD CIIENJ0It Co, Boa'
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o,I,,, For th0 gllGi aud pSoV1niion,
EOIIIMN,t the instant II u spilled, Of Rheu'
" VolTsiso mAti9m, kOurGlFiA, eciAtinA,
\MSIYSt/ Coughs, Colds, Welk nGck, atom:
\NNflNxLZ.A eh, and Bowels, shooting Pains,
~ w NlmbneN HyEteTiG, Female
|EE NNS% Pains, PAlpintion, DyJpSpga,
III 0lSS, LIVER Complaint, AlllpIiI NdteT,
SSsA$S<S MAlAEil, and EpldOIntN "a. COL
FXMcENN y Ling PLA6TER8 Ian hlcfAio
.t(LLIeINENNhATiIRf eumplned with Porous
RLASIERs s1sEs sas laugh 4 Is g. as.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-27
WHY FEENEY TRIED TO KILL THE CONSUL.
HE HOPED TO PRODUCE SORROW IN DUBLIN CASTLE
EXAMINED BY DOCTOR

HE HOPED TO PRODUCE SORROW IN DUBLIN CASTLE
EXAMINED BY DOCTOR.
pair of wild eyes cleaned through the IRON
lattice as TRIBUNE reporter approached the cell
In the Tombs yesterday where James Feeney. tho
Ould be assassin of The British Consul Is connned.
The eyes cleaned from under low forehead, over
which fell q mass of uukempt, straight black hair'
Feensy opened the conversation by exclaimin9
fran llcally Peace, peace On, give me peace
Here | am with not even chair to SIT on; OF
blanket to cover me, and nothing but oreao ana
why, there is a bed to sit o." said tho re-
porter. ,.o,u ,.oo,,.
ing contemplatiye. "but there amt any blanket"
"And that is soup, not water" continued the re-
porter.
Soup Well if you call that soup" -
Then Feeney went on with the story OF his wrongs
and. except at intervals when he became excited.
he spoke nationally enough, lie SAID II was 9
coach painter in Dublin, and worked honestly az
my trade. was also member OF OF the RoDer1
Emmett Brass Band. but belonged to no secret Or
gaDizatlon. When the Castle was trying 70 gsr lnI
was arrested and thrown into prison.. Ihey tr,c4
all ways to get me TO give false testimony %.
wonld not. | was kept for months In tne jan IN
Chancery Lane, and then removed to Kilmanham
prison. About the middle OF March was tnke I,
from prison in the night, carried TO the N9rth Wa
and placed on board vessel. She carried me 10
Liverpool, where | was placed on board the
CIrcassia and brought TO THIS c0untry. l urea
to make living at my trade IN Zoe hester, oue
Dublin Castle still bounded me and caused lying
reports to be uated to the effect tnat nao
been imprisoned Tor robbery IN Du0in. resolved
to 90 to Dublin Castle and XII the man VINO has
prosecuted me ard who has preferred all the lalse
evidence that hanged Brady and the Others. bad
letters to a gentleman in this city who. / thought.
would get me my passage to Iceland. could noe
get my passage. however, ana Yesterday WINS
llking IN the Battery Park L saw the sign OF inc
British Consulate That made me wild with anger
and determined to shoot the Consul for birds or
feather flock together, and Killed one OF tnose
fe lows knew that there would be sorrow in Dub
lin Castle"
Later Feeney was examined by DR.. Jackson. VINO
ascertained that ne was suffering from melanchoha
and extreme nervous debility. He 10 not insane.
strictly speaking though it is probable that It VIII
be necessary to send him to au asylum.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-Passed Assistant
Surgeon G. c Lppncott has been ordered to the Naval
Hosplis at New.Yorki Naval Constructor Philip Hen
burn mas been allied member OF the Board CT
inspection and Survey; Civ.l Engineer c. Mcclellan
has been ordered temporary duty in the Bureau OF
Yards aud Docks Lieutenant f. A wilmer mas oeon
detached from the Coast Survey and ordered to the
Alert October 90 Lieutenant Edward NJ. Hughes has
been de ached from the Gadpey to take effect October
and placed on waiting orders Lieutenant f. W. Nichols
has been detached from the Wabash and ordered TO tho
Alert October 10 the orders Of Passed Assistant sur
geon A. A. Austin to the Naval Hospital New OK,
have been revoked and he is placed on waiting orders
10 Mr Muiletf Of tue sp -ciai Navy Yard Commission,
mission opposed 10 the combination
nj the Navy Yard at Island IN it's present unnn-
ished condition bu would favor its continuance pro-
Wild tha rIpnal plan were carried out that II might
he made available for the construction of vessels and the
manufacture vi heavy iron and steel works.