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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-04
PARkERSBURa.
Busy Scenes on the Levee-visitors
from the Volcano OIL Country Young
Folks on for Lark, Etc
peciaT 10 Ne RcgIS'Cr,


PAEKERsBuRG, July County Court is
in session to day. The L. S. Court dis.
posed Of two cases OF violation OF the rev.
enue laws.
Mrs. DR.. Stafford left here for the noun.
tains, where she will spend the heated
term, and her many friends hope to see
her return much improved in health.
Major Lou Hough, the polite aud eff.
cient manager of the Western Union Tele.
day night from western trip and reports
having had good time. During the Ma.
jOr's absence his place has been acceptably
filled by Mr.. Dunham. OF Cincinnati, who
made some warm friends while here.
The Sisters OF the visitNstSa
will hold a grand festival at the skating
rink on July Attn and 5th. The bniiding
will lie nicely prepared, and will be con.
venient room for the purpose.
Capt. Nate Caswell, well and favorably
know as steambostman on the Ohio and
Kanawha rivers, went to Pittsburgh las.
week and purchased the towboat Atlantic
and brought her down here Oh Sunday
Owing to i'll health the Captain was com
PEELED to quit the river last fall, but as
he recovered his health his old love for the
raging waters returned and he is again
launched in the old business.
The Henry Logan made her last trip to-
day and will leave for the South to-mor.
row, TO Join the rade for which she was
purchased The W. \. Chancellor has
laid up here for repairs and will be over.
hauled and repainted.
The Levees.
Our levee presented quite an animated
scene on Monday morning. The Big Sandy
,l,.,T Tr,l.. n ,al An Ia
Of attraction. The following local packets
and towbOats also being in port: Sonoma,
Ingomar, Norton, Henry Logan, Geo.
StreCker, Heatherington, J. King, Elaine,
Horance, Atlantic, Writ, Oneida, Hope and
Hawk.
Piersol & Son, real estate dealers, report
thu. pin'sS~In oruav,i Uuns 'oiAs ", .nah'
eta for a three weeks camping on Middle
Island Creek in Tyler county. Miss W.
goes as the guest Of Miss Mamie Sinclair.
Mr.. G. l.. Spence will Join the party in a
few days. A pleasant time is anticipated.
DIR. Saiford, who has been confined to his
room for several days, is able 10 be out
egain. -.
Miss Lizzie Carney returned from visit
TO Volcano and is accompanied by MISS
Anna McCandless, a charming young lady
OF Volcano.
w. Il. Kelly, Of Volcano was here on
Monday. Col. Ninal, OF that noted oil
centre, was also here on Monday.
John Hall. Of Martins Ferry, the genial
salesman representing n. L. Walker, oil
East Liverpool, was here on Monday.
The genial Watt Warren is with the
State Standard.
Prof. Steel, formerly principal OF the
Parkersburg High School, is here greet,
ing bis many friends.
Heher smith ESQ., and wife hsve return
ed from visit TO friends in Ohio.
A. Hunter Smith, Esq, is on q business
,rip in the southern part OF the State.
Mrs. w. ii. Hunter and daughter Will
leave for the country next week where they
will spepd some time with friends.
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SPORTING MATTERS.
The Enquirer Regatta at Cincinnati
To-Day-A Pigeon Pilgrims Curious
EliRhf.

fhEnt.
CINCINNATI, July 3.-Every thing is in
readiness for the regatta which will take
place on the river tomorrow. Amateur
and professional oarsmen in this vicinity
are well enthused, and it promises to be
an event without parallel in the boating
interests of this section.
On the programme are two races-a fur
cared race in which there are two entries,
and a single scull race in which there are
eleven.
Competitors in the four. r.oared race will
be called to the stake promptly at half.past
four in the afternoon.
The Course,
as laid out and surveyed, extends from
the suspension bridge along the Kentucky
shore to point in the river opposite Kill
gour street, or nearly to the water works,
a distance OF one mile. Consequently, each
race will be over a distance OF two miles
with one turn, The course is about the
best TO be had on the Ohio river, and good
time can be expected. In the neighoor-
hood of sixteen minutes will probably be
the time made by single scullers, and thir-
teen and half minutes by the four-oared
crews.
The Start
will be made from flats anchored near the
Suspension Bridge, and the crews having
turned buoys off Kilgour street, as above
stated, will return to the starting point foI
the finish. Owing to the natural aptitude
of the banks and the two bridges, better
course for sightseeing could not be imag-
ined, every inch Of it being in full view Of
the spectators. Good and competent Judges
have been chosen and every effort will be
made to make it fair and satisfactory
contest
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SIX PEOPLE KILLED.
Making Up Time and Blottlng Out
lives.
A Horrible Accident on the Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad Near Gin
ciunati.

CINcrYyATI, July IA horrible and fatal
acci dent occurred on the line OF the Ham.
ilton & Dayton Railroad at Winton Place
crossing lust north OF the Spring Grove
Cemetery, at 9:2j tonight, where
by six persons were instantly
killed. The Thunderbolt Express coming
Ess. half hour behind time running fast
% make up, struck Q wagon in which
were a family of elk persons and driver
Every one except VIM. Bertsch, the driver,
were killed. Bertsch escaped with seri-
GUS though not fatal injuries. The wagon
was broken 10 splinters.
The Family
were that OF a huckster, Mr.. Henry kracke,
and they were going 10 their farm, seven
miles from Winton Place. Mr.. kracke has
been living on the farm for The benefit 81
ais health, while the family lived in the
CITY. The names OF the killed are Henry
KTacke and bis wife and four cbildren-..
John, sged n; Annie, 10; Maggie, -; and
Lizzie, :. The bodies OF the victims
were thrown in fragments In the gran by
the roadside, where they were picked up
by the light of lanterns and brought 70 the
city. Mrs. Krackes hesd was severed from
the body and all the victims oil the disaster
were horribly mutilated. The engine was
30 besmeared with blood that 1t was sprink'
led with flower 70 cover the stains.
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A VIRGINIA HUSBAND
Fires a Charge OF Bird Shot Into An
Alleged Traduccr.

PErERsBCRG, Va, July 3.-About mid
night last night a difficulty occurred in
Blandfosd between Barney Jones and
WOoGson Dunn. Jones accused Wood
son and his brother, Lewis Dunn,
of having induced his Jones
wife and daughter to follow them
intimating that improper motives were un-
derlying their action. Words ensued, and
jones seized an old army musket loaded
with bird shot and fired at Woodson Dunn,
the charge entering Dunn's right groin and
passing through the body, making wound
two inches in diameter. He cannot re-
Covpr
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In Better Bssfih Thsn fof Aasy

gentleman in M.laen. Ill, whose wife
.~ss ia q very low state oi health. and VINO
cou ID ssf no help from rhJsieiaps. sent ,or ior
Coloeand o.ygsIa Iv Ifsst%fns n;7 Ss.I,b Alss, he,
greatly imprdsid AZ tne hne sas 1h coz,
merced using the yteatment; her t, s.omson n1cn
would retain scarcely any 1000, s, Do, 'oc6 ood
after taking, her food sessn 70 oisesr In. LH,
her general health 10 hs9rose. Sne ns1
enjoyed better health dsnng me l. T.t 81
months than for many yeS1S Our IIest
action. and results, with rcYorts OF cases
and full information. sent free. DIS;
starkey snd PsleD. 1lo9 and Ili Gissrd
sueet, PhilsdelpLi<, +.
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A DleaakoR.

The pain In alI his joints becs9
fever, Nth iN detsnofstiDg -
now sdded, sDd be bscans rspidiy -,
% the sem6isnos' Of skeleton, vhue 49,
Ity reached IT. lowest possible coe@1a.
and his sufye1ineS Wess of soce iscs 49,
Able character tkst those Who - css
bin sometImss thought it sonId -
N Be Wess called svay. AZ tniS ~
sicdsps, vell-kovn In this city lnic
informed bis parsnts th:t he ~ n nSts.ssiv
nent dsnesr of total pstslysSs = ise - s ."sroS.
Afterwards thsy fnnou ocso y -
n9his eeoyery. Atthis junetnse - ~
" p.,nns grs ecmmsncsd, ssd -
w..ts VIM. Lincoln Curts vas SslI 49,
go Rcd pses . of D.. hefs
.Ln ef LIE !" 81 Il fscn yeH sfas
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ANTI-MoNoPoLY.

-rbe Meeting of the Ne" Nation"i FarS
tp Chieago-G-cat DiHereuee In ihe
NAytews of Delegate.
Curr,co. July S.-Delegates to the Ma
.;N,oI Conference of Anti MOnopolists, TO
bs h. Ia in this city to morrow, are begin
IN to arrive, and there promises to be
iarre representation from all Northern an, anu
MeStern States. There are many "reen-
bscLers in attendance, but the general I'M
,,-sssion is that the great fight will be on
HE tariff question. Delegates from Eastern m
90 WsStern delegates for free trade. While
= i confdentially asserted by the dele,
oates that platform for the new National
barry will be adopted, it is evident that that
msny of those attending will hold widely
. n Ea.os,iny views on the various questions,
md Il remains for the proceedings OF the
Convention con to determine what the pro P.S
posed new party will S;ns sdvoSsrs; AND mitn
Iii Subscribe to the views embodied IN
che pIatfOrm.
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SETTLED At LAST.
The Miners and Operators Call In the
Umpire and He Decides BY Csnprs.
miAinE Matters.

Umpire and He Decides by Conpro.
mtAing Matters.
PIIrsBURGH, July S.--Hon. John r. Nc.
Cune. umpire Of the Coal Trade Tribunal,
rendered his decision this afternoon, which
is that the price paid for mining in rail.
road coal mines in this district from May
2lst 10 October lst shall be 81 cents per
bushel OF IS pounds over an inch
and half screen. The operators
claimed that the price should be
three cents, and the miners struck for
three and half. \ trade tribunal was or.
gsnizad shout month ago, and every
pbsse Of the case was in yestigated, but last
week il was decided that the umpire must
be called upon TO decide. Papers on both
sides were presented TO him. and these are
reviewed, the latter communicated, and
this is his decision:
Between the Two.
The figures shown are unmistakable OF
the depression in the coal trade; that the
supply is greater than the demand, aud
that competition has caused prices
TO be so low that the operator cannot
continue to pay 81 cents for mining. He
believes that il is possible to pay 81 cents,
however, and therefore decides that that
shall be the rate. The miners are satisfied
with the result. The operators have moth
ing to say but it is believed they will &C.
cept and that the strike will not be re.
newed.
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The Custer Monumenf.

bat afNTELG b;cS "s July ne .he sne, granite
Custer and the seven companies of the
Seventh United States cavalry laid down
their lives, was shipped to Montana yes
terday. The monument consists of a cube
of Montello grauite IA by 5H feet, resting
on base of the same material. II is in
soribed with 1900 letters, the rames OF
the slain.
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A.Iup.v,s.s Wssssss.

Ho1 srrIses, Ark, July 3:-Ihis aftss-
noon Detective Porter, oi Nashville, with
reputation from the Governor Of Tsnnss-
see, arrested Capt. James C. Fleming. lsts
Chef deputy Of Polk, charged With mskinG
false entries while under Polk amounting
10 $4,000. Porter left for Nashville IN the
evening. He has been several weeks 10
Hot Springs and msde no effort 70 coposel
bis identity. II Il believed be Will pro.c
an important witoess In the Polk trtsi
now Progressing st Sahvills.s
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Ant Old FI.x a he Returned.

New YORK, July S-The Lexington, Va,
Cadets, arrived here to-day. They were
received by tie Twenty-third Regiment,
of Brooklyn, and escorted to their quar-
ters. They bring the flag of the l5i:h New
York Regiment, which was captured
during the rebellion, and will formally
present it to the Mayor and the city gov
eminent 10 morrow. No New York City
military took part in the reception or the
escort TO day,
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A Wississippi MasAeS.

vIcXsBrrG, Mss., July 3.-Cspt n. L.
Cole, member of the Board 81 superyis'
ors, was found In the rosd this morning
between this city and his residence, fIs
miles distant, with his body riddlsd VIII,
buckshot. The coroner after the INQUEST,
fled information sgainst II. B. Cook apd
HI, ,on. Newell Cook, charging them with
the murder. They we're arrested.
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UP He GOES,

And IIke the Balance OF HIS freueceS'
.or- - Tree and:a piece Of Rope Com
nose the Ronte ef HIS Eternal fiiSh''
SK:rwIrH, Miss, July 3.-On sunday
HDTrIng Mrs. AmbaCher, a respected
ILirr woman, was found dead ten feet
nm, her back door. with her skull frac1
me- and two other wounds on the back
a. Eer head. Suspicion pointed to negro;
San,d Martin Jones, who had threatened
4he life OF the husband OF the muraereu
s,or,an and he was promptly arrested. \
- ;;F,f his dwelling revealed bloody
80 xhich confessed the crime. He was
nlsced in charge OF q posse and started Tor
s copnty iail at Myersville. The posse
- not proceeded more than mile before
they we've overpOwered by mob OF inturl III
ated citizens who took the 2riSsonsp Sa5 . 5i tm'
tn mob was principally composed OF ne
80 Who were loudest in the aenuncla
60 Of the murderer.
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v,.a,s C~aAitiSR,

RICHMOND. Va. July 3.-Information
from Port Republic Is that Elams con.
dition is improved He rested We'll oil dsy
and the wound Is doing we'll IL no neS
Complication appears IL 10 expected he
will be IN condition 70 be taksn 70 his
home in about week.
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rhs hso>a.sessess Cxelssa.

NEw Lospss. Coss., July 3.-So fas .
reported the cyclone oi Monday Hsseitsd
in the los sf only one LIE ID this seeaee.
> woman drovsed by tesy sspsls,H . Hs .
vas CO. sidsrabIe, Macy outbsildasGs -
ebimssgs were blown down sod nuee
s,,,, broken, ana some Of the finest tress
a.,t,oyed. In q psmbss Of Instances the
streets we're blockadsd By fallso 1ss@
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VOLCANIC ERUPTION.
Panie-strieken People who Believed
Their Death WAS at Hand-The
Mouth of the River Closed.

PANAMA, July S.-The volcano of One
tepe, back Of Nicaragua is in eruption.
When he crater first broke forth the peo-
pie fiocked TO the churches, fearing the
whole island would be destroyed. The
valley Of Atrates, in the State OF Cauca,
continues the centre Of vol
caAic activity. Al Rio Sucio,
forty miles from the Atlantic, the
earth opened in many places, throwing out
very fine sand in heated state, whilst the
subterranean noise was heard resembling
that made by boiling water: AT Qurbo, on
the Gulf Of Craba, the earth opened and
the water issued, flooding the streets TO the
depth of two feet. Many houses were shaken
down. The small villages Of Buiies and
Nicurio, are completely engulfed, and the
mouth of the Diver Leon, which empties
INTO the Atlantic, is completely closed up,
and all over the district the movement OF
the earth is so continuous that the inha6i-
tants are emigrating. A slight earthquake
was felt on the Mompos river, at Magdale-
ma, State of Bolivia, followed by shaPer
one when the shocks were also felt at San
Salvador and Grayaquil.
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More EmiRrAnfa.

New YORK, July 3.-0ne half of the
pauper enigrsnts by the steamer Queen,
remain at Castle Garden. Others have gone
to join friends after giving satisfactory &C.
counts Of themselves. The company sent
q Communication to the emigration COM
missioners saying they are willing to re-
turn to Eurose, those emigrsnts not
claimed by friends nd likely to become
burden. IL is probable sll the enigrants
will be satisfactorily disposed Of.
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pestb OF . Railroad oneiaL

CLEVELAND, July 5-F. H.. Medary.
Treasurer OF tAe Hooking Valley Railroad,
died of consumption last night, at the City
Hospital, where he was taken q few weeks
ago to have skilled attendance. His body
was taken to-day to Columbus for burial.
Deceased was son Of the late Hon. Samuel
F. Medary.
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Hall Slnrn

FoRT COLLINS, Cot, July 3-A destruct.
i've hail storm passed over the country
east Of here this afternoon. Hailstones an
inch in diameter fell to a depth of FIVE
suffered severely. The loss is estimated at
$4,000.
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Another Railroad Scheme.

CINCINNATI, July S.-The NewsJournal
tomorrow prints an article to the effect
that q scheme has been devised and soon
will be put under way to build q parallel
road from sc. Louis to San Francisco, with
branches running TO Texas and the Indian
territory
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A yoAgo Har1eeel.

GaLyEsTor, July a-Judss Hsa9hn va.
s,sassin o stsd ists last night O de res1
home from whsrs bs had bses sttsediag .
nieht session II court. u u not kcovn
who tbs murderer 10, b0t u y bslisvee ~
Nm. Hsughn 10 b DqpA 49, dsees'
ter the Judge hsd vrenesd bss~s mar
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A Big Libel Suit EndSxi.

CHICAGO, July 3.-The libel suit OF E. J.
Lehman, who conducts a sort of Cheap
John" store on very large scale, against
the Chicago Herald, for derogatory state
ments regarding his reputation. which has
been on trial for weeks, concluded to day
with verdict for SOS, 600 damages against
that paper.
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I,peb Him, II Caught

MassILLOY, o., July S.-Mrs. Kirkland
800 Al four O'Clock this morning to go to
Srsstline. As she was opening the window
= bnrglar cut on the roof OF the lower
cor,ion Of the bonse, shot her in the chin
I'd e.caped. The lady died. Several
ramps have been arrested
s nfp ]. W. BoRDNAN. Valley Furnace, w.
r.says- "Brown's Iron Bitters cured me
[sf srpsral debility within four weeks
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a,Abortiouisi's Crime.

Nxw YORK, July 3.-The cororer's jury
sonpd DIR. Austin guilty OF murder, causing
fbe death OF Mrs Beckley, or Brooklyn,
- OOO Two women are his sureties.
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B.,11r crxxx. NIcn, Jan. 81.

BATTLE CIxxx, nIcH Jan: IL
6kxrLrnEs-HsviDg been afiilstsd 'os .d
nup ber Of years With indigestion ano
general debility, By ths advice O ny
Socto, nSd Hoo Bitters, and must ~
,hey have Afforded me almost instant =.
lief. / sm glad TO Be sble 70 tseaiy 10
,hsu bshslL TsoH0 y. AAoA
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n..sseee - Nysafnx.

YIIxpBAslE, Pa. July 3.-Tte one
hundred and 9th anniversary Of tae mss.
ssore Of Wyoming was celebrated 70 Day q
the old monument in the fort There w
A large attendance OF old settlers.
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Time TO Cry .Halt!"

CoScoHD, \. H., July 3.-Among the
Swedish immigrants who were induced TO
come here from their native country, and
who were supposed TO be reliable work
men there, were quite number OF insane
PERSONS, IDIOTS and jail birds.
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rsaf~i>aa Rln1.

LonpoS, July 3.-A religious riot broke
out in Belfsst yesterday. and police
charged and dispersed the mob; Some Of
the police were seriously injured.
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Good Dlssufeettou.

ALEXANDRIA, July 3.-A number of un.
healthy wooden hcases in the street where
the cholera appeared will be burned.
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All Hope Gone.

PARIS, July Al A. M.-The physicians
attending Count De Chambord, at Q con.
sultation last night, decided his case as
hopeless.
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AtIudinnnpoIis.

. ISpIASAPoLIs, July 3.-Three cases OF sun
.,,oke were reported here TO day. The
.oniy one fatal was that OF Mrs. Frank
Gunn
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The Arehbishop's Life.


laghan: "BLANCRIsTaR, O., July 3, 4:lO P.
M.-Agchbishop Purcell is dying"
Signed, J. +. CALLAGHAN.
The Arehbishop's Life.
His Grace, Rev. John Baptist Purcell,
was born at Mallow, County Cork, Ireland,
February 2G, 1900. He is the son OF kd-
mupd and Johanna Purcell who were very
highly respectable and pious people, and
who gave their children a sound education
| as far ss possible. In the early days OF
| John (the Archbishop he was allowed to
serve at the altar and distribute the sun
day contributions among the needy. be
endeavored to obt, in means from his we'll
to.do relatives to complete his studies at
MAMMOTH, but being unable to do so emf
| grated to this country at the age OF Ell ght-
cen. Receiving
Certificate OF republication
| from Asbury College Baltimore, he started
| as a private tutor in East Maryland, and
| served two wears. Then he went as stu
| lent and teacher to Mount st. Mary's Col.
lsge. near Emlnittsburg, Md, and in 1873
received the four minor orders from Arch
| bishop Marechal With the Bishop OF Vim
cennes, Rev. Brute, he went to Paris to
| complete his studies in the Seminary of
81 Sulpice. In 1926 he was ordained priest
by Archbishop de Quelen in Notre Dame,
Taris. He then returned to America and
became Professor of Philosophy in Mount
ST. Mary's College, at the same time he as
sisted Father Brute in teaching theology.
HeWas Chosen Bishop
in 1873, as the successor OF Right Rev.
Bishop Edward Fenwick, who died the pre-
yious year while the cholera was raging
here, His conservation was effected oy
Archbishop Whitfield, of Baltimore.
Bishop Purcell took part in the Second
Provincial Council of Baltimore, and thence
set out for Cincinnati, where he found only
one church in existence. Nothing was
fourishing in the diocese but he went
from house to house, and soon had another
church erected. This was the German
church, Holy Trinity on Fifth street
west OF Smith. In 1880 Bishop Purcell was
appointed Archbishop, and the next year
while in Rome received the Pallium from
Pope Plus IN. Since that time over thirty
five Catholic churches have been erected in
the diocese.
Under BIS Administration
the following institutions were establish
ed: Theological Seminary at Mount st.
Marys: st. Nsyier College; Passionist Mon
astery, Mt. Adams; Catholic Gymnasium
of ST. Francis d Assist; st. Joseph's Col.
lege: St Mary's Institute; six young ladies
literary institutes; six converts, among
| them the Good Samaritan and Belts Streei
Hospital; the St. Aloysius Orphan Asy
lum; the Boys Protectory, and ST. Peters
and st. Joseph's Asylums- He also estab'
lished over thirty parochial schools, with
| an attendance of over 1000.
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10, workers suffering.

PITrsBURGH, July 3-The heat was
srsa,er today than for two years, the mer-
So AT one time registering nine-eight
5soyees, The iron workers suffered IN
tsnseIy and several persons were proStra-
80 bnt no deaths are reported.
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YESTERDAYS HEAT.

several sunstrokes I'm CieSeiand-the
Hottest Day for Two Years I'm fitts-
buFEh.
CLEVELAND, July S.-This has been the
I hNo';s,s,ed' 'g6o in the shade, and 1882 in the
nm. Several persons were snn struck.