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A BLAsrAaAINsr cLEvELANn.
A Tammany Warrior sounds tho Wa,
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WASHINGTON, D. @, June 13.-While the
name Of Grover Cleveland meets with
favor here as 9 Presidential candidate, lie
is meeting with strong opposition from
Tammany Hall. A leading Tammany
man has written letter to friend here In
which he sets forth his ground OF opposi.
ton. i the namo Of thewriter could be
given is would be sure that the expression
Is almost as important as though it came
from MIR. Kelly himself. Following is the
substance Of the letter . ;i 4 iE555. :,
II recognize the fact that blaine ~ u very
strong candidate, and that the Democratic
psYtyS must nominate a candidate in full
sympathy with the Democratic, party. or
one that will bind every Democrat liz.
gether as one man to meet ,ha carnmon
enemy. Blaine d open to sttaek and does
pot meet the appreciation OF the business
interests OF the country. II the Democracy
nominate Bayard we can win the Eight but
with Cleveland never. Why ! Z BeoaSae
Cleveland. is: a newspaper csndidate, IN
other words I aia opposed to Republicans
Who bolt Blaine, nominating our ticket, I'VE
can dothat( Cleveland has PLAYED :a;c the
hands Of a Republican t.glslatnre In our
State 9Ad s'Ened every hill to take power
away from the Democracy and would do
go again II elected President (which be
Never Will be.) z Bayard, Tilden or Flower
can be elected, but no Cleveland ior me.
About our people (meaning Tammany) We
can tell better alter Our trip to Chicago.
The cry against Cleveland must be mo Re.
publican or reformer Tor the Dam oorstie
party. We want q tull Aedgsd Democrat
from ton to bottom. i would rather lose
with such mar. than with an enemy..pSs
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! NOTES FRnn TME CAPITAL.
An Emphatic DeniHi from Sponcer-Hen.

An Emphatic Denial from Sponcer-Seu
at0rial CaucuR. 'ss-' SIT
z WAsnISGroN, June l3.-Representative
Sprague, Chairman Of the Committe on
Expenditures in the Department Of JUS
tice, received the following letter to-day:
Z DEAR sIR:-I see by the pspers that 8.
W. Dorsey has written you q letter in
which, among other things, he says de-
manded that he should pay twelve thou.
sand dollars to Elkins and that for 1t
would see he was granted immunity in the
lateL"S.ar route" trial. I pronounce this
statement Of Doraeys absolutely false in
every particular. I never made such a
demand Of him and never had conversa.
tion with him or any other person on the
subject. My testimony can be had any
time you desire. RI; ~ II
[Signed,l GEORGE E. SPENCER.
CAUCUS OF REPUBLICAN, SENATORS.
A caucus Of Republican Senators was
held this morning upon the Mexican Fen.
sion bill, at which barely quorum was
present. After discussion the subject was
referred to q caucus committee to formulate
course OF action, !, II a --y -1s-5
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Tint Ought 10 hcttle II.

VI. LOUIS, June ls.-The Republican Of
this city, in referring to Nj. Tllden's let.
tes, having interpreted it to mean that
Shen Mr. Ti!den is nominated he will no.
refuse to be- tho candidate Of the Dam oc.I
,,scy, "a the Ersning Chronicle telegraphed to
mr. Iilden, asking II that was the proper
construction to be placed on bis letter, The
telegram was referred by Mr.. Tilden to
panie! a Manning, Chairman Of the Damo.
Staac S State Central Committee, and he to-.
Gay .,s sent The following reply; -55I;;5 -j55I5;; 4
". n.y. I'lden's letter means what its says.
nH necllnat'on is absolute. Under no cir.
tcImssances Iai will he be Q candidate. 9;; 3%
leianed DANIEL NJ AIMING. y 4,
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THE CHARLESTON FAILUnE.
Some OF the Reasons That Led to tho
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Some OF the Reasons That Led to tho
.BuspenSiOn.
. CnARLEsToN,TW.'Y Va, June 1S.-The city
iHstill somewhat disturbed by the closing
Of the State bank Of West Virginia. The
bank has been in a bad, condition for a
long time, having sustained heavy Losses
seven years ago by the failure Of coal oper-
ators to whom Mrge loans had been made.
1t was precipitated by the uneaslness oc.
casioned by the recent failures in other
parts Of the country, which caused a grad
ual run on the bsnk by the depositors who
had not before felt entirely secure. There
we're no very large depositors and the loss
falls heaYiest on the mechanics, draymen
and other laborsrs who had small savinRs,
aud who almost universally. deposited in
that bank. The State Of West Virgins, to
whom $4,000 is due, is the only preferred
creditor mentioned In the assignment. W.
H. Hogeman and G. s. Couch aro the as
signees.
The uneasiness over the failure Of the
State Bank has somewhat subsidized this
evening, bat many depositors are much
agitated over the loss OF their, money,
while others take matters easy and hope
for the better. There was q slight run on.
the Kanawha Valley Blnk early to-day,
but all calls were met and the run stopped
attera few minutes. This bank is strong
and js prepared for run. COL Hogeman
and George Crouch, assiguees Of the bursted
bank, are getting out statement which
will be- made pnblic in few days.i The
arrest OF the officials is reported tonight,
but up to late hour no one is in hook.
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5A;wANDEREx RETURNS: Y.
Tho Hutralo .ExpresA" Back in the Ne.
u pubiicRn Ranks. ~; - = = S-,ts.5s =. !,

Tho Ruital o .ExpresAn Back in the ne.
4. 4 l, pubiicRn Ranks. - 80; J:
BUFFALO, N. VI, June 49, The cypress,
which declared SSsgairat the Republican
nominations Immediately after the Chica-
90 convention, came out this morning in a
leading editorial, saying that while deeply
disappointed in the result Of the conven-
ton, and while regret'ing that 1t cannot as
be along with the journals who
Are. opposing the ticket, alter due Il Election,
"cannot quito sec that these most sble and
honorable Journals have taken the wiser or
even the iairer courae.ni Conceding that the
nomination was fairly made. and ahso-
lntely s. representative Of the paFty'a
choice,;it says that the party Nmors than
ever needs all Of the best efforts Of Ito
unselGsh elements to purify. and reform
it,p and inquiries, .'cau It not be reformed
from the inside better than from the out.
side ~ The article concludes: t"1IWe know
that this will be no tr;hing fiaht, but we
expect to dc our share in It We shall not
ahrink from the Sb)oTs that come our .wsy
or fail TO strike back our hardest = We
think that tho ,oddasare against our side
at least they, 80 llooS to u.s. nov. n But 40
much the moro shsll we atrive to win the
greater victory. For Blaine and Logan
then, no mstter,who may be their competi:
tors Long liyo tho Republican party l'',3i
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A trGahTioS Is waited this way, to the
effect tia! the University Regents are dis.
cus!ng the propriety Of bringing the insti.
tuition to Wheeling. Not to seem; un.
gracious or inhoapitable, it may be said
that the trouble with the University is not
is7 location; and the chief objection on
that tcore will be removed by the two rail.
roads reasonably certain to be built through
Morgantown. The IsTELLlaEScER does not
lump wildly at the conclusion that the
University is likely to come this way; bui
Wheeling would do her best to accommo,
date and reiorm'it. rs ~
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Bsse Bail Y CO terday. !

AT Fl. Wayne-Muskegon, Z; FtWayne l.
Z at Bay City-Ssginaw, 0; Bay City, a.
4 At Milwaukee-Peoria, 8; Milwaukee 2
At Pitta-Allegheny, 2; Cincinnati. q. y
!! At New York-Metp'l'p, Y 4; Toledo. 8.
AT Providence Boston, q; Providence, O
I At b Dstroit-Chicago, s; Detroit, 6. f5s
sTAt P Philadelphia-Nsw Yerk, 0, Phila, i,
sAt Nlinneapolis- Quincy, j.; Min'pl's, 2
ZSsAt St. Lnuis-Oincinnah Union, IA; ST
&. Union, l6. ''''s' i,5 z
EiAt St stillwater, 8; St Paul, l2. &
I, AT Buffaln-Oleveland, S; Buffalo, 12. Il
AT Grand Rspids-Terre Haute, G R, 8
AT Phila.-Athletics, 812; Indlanp'l's, Z
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the srArEUNlyEksITY. n

APropoaition a 10 nring the; Insiitution
~ ( y TO Wheeling. Y
"a gentleman who had jos. returned from
the University. commencement at Morgan.
town yesterday said to an INrrL1esscea re.
porler q AZ W
s3"Haye yeu heard the latest aoheme for the
University Il y: $.t,
NO; what is ii?n asked the reporter.
i"To remove the Institution to Wheeling,
That proposition Is being seriously debated
in quist way among the friends OF the U ni-
verAity.1 heard 1t broaohed several times.
One gentleman, q member OF the faculty,
gAys me his idea OF the plan In detail. i5 It Is
to- get the 4 city, to- II devote the Cap
itol building to the uses OF the u ni.
verfi!y, and restore the instltation 10 the
dignity.an standing which should charac-
teIzs 1t, and meks it q credit TO the State. II
the Capitol building is not extensive enough
for its purposes perhaps the Linsley Insi-
tute could be secured in connection with 1t.
What do You think OF II? '{f5$ sSG{ N.
"What do You think OF ti?' ~ "a
z II think 1t would be good thing. The
city could we'll afford to- donate the State
House.. Certainly such an irstitution would
bs Of yes!ly more value 10 the city than the
Slate Ospital." ii:ng5l u S.:sf5
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A EeWea1tlo bank ClOSeu.

|, NEWCASTLE, Pa, June l3.-The Peoples
Saving bank ia embarrassed. President
Wallace has published notice that owing
to stories having been circulated tue bank
would close it's dooss. He will meet those
having interest bearing deposits Saturday,
June q, when he will make q statement
and proposition, and meanwhile the bank
will receive and pay out on che ck ACCOUNTS,
but will refuse all interest hearing deposits,
pepositors are satisfied they will receive
every cent. II. ~ t=lli1E5 fS5}i IS
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East VIM; baltimore q Ohia,,

3; Oh and after Monday 'Jupe;i ;i6, 1884, Balti.
more y Ohio trains, will leHye W Wheeling a
follows; For Baltimore aud bsyond, l:4OA,x,
aS5 a ~ and sos !. " ;Gratton acconmoda,
tion. 6:S5AdM; MoundsYills aeoomnod tion,
ll:Ss AN; .Glovers Gsp accommodation, 5;35
f%M5 For Chicago and beyond 8:lS a. "; BPS
I. X jand ll:10 R.S NJ, Barnesvillea ACC ,muioda.
tion, 8:35 AZ "; ,nesville; ;aeoommod alton,
4:A0 f!A. For Pittsburgh, t:S5 AgMSand 1920
AK daily eIcep; s ,nday; Washington, Pa,
accommodation, 5:35 r. n. daily except Bun
dayi Triadelphla accommodation, S:05'r. X.
daily except Sunday, u .SS ,;
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IA Ny stcriouH Murder,

ST. LOUIS June l3.-The dead hody Of a
young man named Taylor, whose widowed
mother liyea at Bardatown, Ky, was found
in saltriyer, near Santa Fe, Monroe county,
this State a day or two ago. His arms
were bound and his neck broken, and 1t is
believed&he was murdered aud thrown
hss,tsht.d Into shs iysF gbo stssF ia being in.
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Ohio Certsaj CpmmitSee. i,, !,

y Qo++yAHsVqs, Q, June ls-The Republican
State Central Committee concluded its
work this morning by electinu tho follow.
Ing Executive Committee Chairman, u
F. Ogelyee, Secretary, ]. R. Brown; Treas.
urer, g.. w. SinkH. Charles Foster, +. B.
Foraker, N. a. Hanna, O. O. Walcutt, S,
I. johnson, Jas. Poindexter and T, Ewing
Miller are tho other members, Al D, "a :,
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DIsGRACEFUL AND DISASTROUS.
The Recent Failnre Of middleton & Co.,
.1 In WnsoinXtOn.

aHFa-'aAl 5.--N-.atA
The Recent FaiInre Of n ntddIetOn d: Co.,
In Wnsoinxton. 4
WARRINGTON, D. O., June l3.-The Star
says the disclosures show that the failure
Of the banking houss Of Middleton & Co. is
not only one Of the most diegracsful but
slso one Of the most disastrous on record.
Property left for safe keeping, coed margins
on stocks, charity funds, all Of the deposits
and, in TACT, everything has been swept
away and used by the firm, until it is doubt
ful if it pays q cent, or even mill, II is
shown. that they have been given funds
which they have simply passed to their
own credit and SPENT Diechmau, former
ly Middleton's partner in New York, said
II Middleton had any defense or exp.ans-
ton to make they could very easily appear
before the Creditors Committee and show
II these large BUNS were lost through fill:
ures in ordinary busines, channels or,
as had been charged, deliberately stolen.
Some Of the sufferers were before the grand
jury yesterday trying 10 secure the indict-
ment OF Middleton for obtaining money
under falae prstenses. The Developments
have not yet been made made public, and
promise some very ugly features, !; IA s44si (
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FERDINAND WARD should have consulted
with Middleton & Co., Of Washington,
before he mado his grand stroke. They
understood the peculiar kind 'oi banking
that Ward WAS in better than he did.
They lobbod everything that came their
way and left nothing for the creditors to
fight over. sfiI m
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|. .Troubious Tlms.L h nelrin1n. njli.ln " y

BRyssRls, June ilS-Thel excitement re:
anlting from the Liberal defeat on Tuesday
continues. The streets las! night swere
thronged by turbulent crowds, which the
police dispersed. Further :rioting Is ex.
pected on Sunday. q II Is probable the
Senate, where the Liberals have a email
usiority, will be dissolved, 3lis, 4,
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III

1B tRTELs-on Filday. Juno lss1Ssl, at lI:u ,,
ol typhoid fever, sfle an illnta OF TIRES wee is
LYDIA HERsINE F,YpRHiekI. adopted daughter nf
Go'sleb and maria BarIels, sged 8 years and 8
+ FUNERAL WI take p'ate Sunday afternoon at .
O'clock, from residence, corner ci Twenty seventh
and Wood hsfoets lnterneas at MI Zion Come.
tsry. FIienda Of tho family are respectfully in.
yi.ed, q ,i,.s rs n II 4
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The Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun says: "0ne Of the winning
cards played by the Blaine managers at
Chicago was the reiterated and confident
assertion that Blaine would carry West
Virginia" Well, won't he? 4, i
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NIw YonE, June l3. The failures dur.
'us , : the past seven days, as reported to Dun
70, are as follows: In the United States,
as; canada, 25; an increase ellis. The
casualties are lighter than usual In the
. nsw England and Western States, but in.
creased creased IN the Middle, Southern, Pacific
e:aIes and Canada, - Sc
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AT last Council has put through the
Ohio River R,il,oad and "Pswiky" ordi-
nance 1t is to be hoped that the addi-
tional facilities will meet the requirements.
The city's interest EeemH to be well
cnardad 49,. l%5
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NOT A GOOD PROPHET.
Mr.. Gibson's Views as to tho Political
Esaf hsaius Of Wcht Virginia. "a

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From Our Special Correspondent. I,i.' lj Z.
WASHINGTON, D. O., June 13-Hon,
Eua'ace Gibson, Of West Virginia, Is aa
positive that the Democracy will carry bis
State next fall as ho was that the Morrison
tariff bill would be passed all winter. Mi.
Gibson predicted that the tariff bill would
get through the House. but 1t did not.
Now he assumes to have no apprehension
whatever In regard to the result Of the
election. s SiosSS ~ 5cs I,
In answer 10 a query by a reporter as to
tho outlook In West Virginia for the Dem.
ocrata at the election he said, N have no
iears OF tho reeult and the Democratic
party have none. e We will carry the State
Suppose Mr.. Blaine should stump your
State, what effect would 1t have2'
In my opinion 1t would not change q
."Haa he 3, not large railroad interests in
your S.ate2" i lgi-- tsfl VA. w I
"Hs has not dollars worth. He and
Henry g. Davis together have q large body
Of coal land, thati 'all."'.i '57F' s5$l
How about the fusion talked OF between
the Republicans and Greenbackers2" s
ut won't amount to anything, in my
opinion. believe the Republicans would,
poll a larger vote single handed than they
would by the fusion movement" s.'"
lS"Now that MIR. Tilden Ia out Of the con.
test, who do you think West Virginia will
support for the Democratic nomination at
Chicago?" ,l;iis55.
"I'm inclined to think Gov. Cleveland
Will be the choice. Either he or McDon.
= How about Bayard2"
"Bsya.d is a good man. No better could
be found, but our people don't like his fn-
ancial views. That is the only objection
to him, yet he can carry West Virginia by
the usual majority, 5000 or 10000" ~.
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"Nrw YuRK is q protective tariff State" !"
ssys Senator Warner Miller. The Demo.
cratic party isn't that kind Of a party. This
is why New York is going to be with us in
1884 as she was in 1850.
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CARLISLE and or Morrison and
would make a good ticket-to beat. We
s,sll be Obliged to beat my ticket they put
no. but some things arc easier to handle
than others. g... .4t! g. !.
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!lAyksTT T TF0kEfqa N0TEs. =

" Opinion at Qairo is that the massacre at
Berber is q fact. S!. g.iI5ITS y.
Y The Tichborne claimant iq to DO released
on ticket.oi.leaye. u if ;;5l3 !; a
4 The workshops Of schild 1 Co., at Flush.
ing, Eng, burned yesterday. Loss $,OO,-
4 Catholic journals throughout Europe are
jqbilant over the result Of the Belgium
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Ir Is not isrgotten that there are some
highly interesting State Issues to be dis
cuaed in this campaign. They will; be
discussed. The woods are fell Of slumps
and speakers are not scarce. 4, rs 81
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bnrncd to Death by Molten M.,ov

no"sn w HoItGn Metal.
;, olSelSsA7l, O., June lS.-By thespilling
y, VI molten metal at the Cincinnati and
~ Me$poft iron and pips works at N ewptort ewr1tt
~ ICON To-day an employe named Van
n.nhstE Ms,tai Eas burned to death and two others
PROBABLY fatally injured. 359.,'' 4, 80
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CONGRESSMAN GIBSON thinks we can't do
It, and hopes We won't jsopardizs any
chance We have by making love to the
Greenbackers. This tim ely advice will be
filed away Tor future reference. II
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TIE Buffalo Express, which Topped with
the aoppers, now aops back again. It
doesn't do 10 be too previous. It Is one
thing to dop, and auether thing to carry
the subscription list along. al.
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1r Mr.. Tilden could have managed to
mill out wishou. wet.blaukoting the party,
/, wouldn't have been 80 bad. As it is 1t
,ould'ut have been worse or more Of II.
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Germaa Feel Ing svalnlt France, Z
Il PANS. juno lS Prince 5H Hohenlohe,
German ambassador, declares that public
feeling In Germany is becoming enyenom.
ed against Francssby The; conssant provo,
cation Of the French press 3}slaf&
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JUDGE Hoes, Of Mar,inDburg, says:.
"wsde Hampton would answer the DEM
oc,stsss wellas Bsyard." This is intended
N bi,'B,yard, butt hurts Hampton.
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pv,u.r, Onarlts Bradley Is not an 3D.
,,;,.h,s man and good citizen, bu! 1t seems
.l,, f,,li.er Radlord used his club with too
mneh freedom. 9.
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College presidents and Tree trade
.cbos,s don't make public opinion In this
.onn,rv, the bresd.winners have some
nublic opinion Of their own. .s',.'s
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RIsl,op Riupson Dying,

55sPaiLApELrnIA, J PA, June sls.@Blshop
Simpson ,ls slowly sinking tonight.
His physicians & say that he y will
live through the night, but express the be.
Asi 4 d,,a!s .hss Z he he cannot sasylye'9syo4d y,
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WHEN the Democratic Convention comes
IN tbs tsriiI plank 1t has only to slide IN
,bs Morrison horizontal reduction bill, and
,bs i,b will be done.
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Tur 1pdependenI Free Trade Party was
,.ni in Boston yea!erday. It is to be sent
:. IN Wsw, York to be wet.nurued by George
William Curtis. 81;
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p,oD,s from, tho State are highly en-
I.sa;0p, "s Blaine and Logan are running
s.ssomslv = sou." ln the "swi!zerland Of
America"
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=. RIVEK NEWS.
Notes About tho steamboa's, Bank Briefs
'ia5 and Telerraphic heports.

NotesAbout tho stearnboats Bank Briefs
'itli and Telerraphic Xeports.
The Andes left CIncinlku iors this point
The Telegram and Diurnal both have large
excursion par:iss booked for tomorrow. a =
= The rive1s at points shove were reported
last nightaa stationary or commencin to fall.
d Ths June riss has at last arrived. n The
marks last evening indicated depth in the
channel. of II feet and the river was sill
rising. 3$t f.4 & e. f;; 'l- ~, n
y The Barnard passed up with tief; the Jo.
seph B. Williams went up with ,emptles.
The: Annie Roberts and Willie Austen passed
up light .it = Il q. ..'5s..5i3.l
u The coal flsst passed down in the following
order: Jim Wood, Joseph Stone. Cosl Valley,
Frank Gilmore, Esgle, Joseph Walton, Ark,
Hornet No. 2, Coal City, Joseph Warner,
Transit Enterprise, Resolute. ALEX Swift,
Onward, b. D. Wood. James Gilmore, John
Penny, George Lyle Ella, Dick Fulton. Tom
Dodsyorth, Persey Kelsey aud Veteran No. Q.
! CIsctNHArI, o., June 13-River II feet 8
inches aud rising; cloudy and showery. a q
aLouhyILLr. KY, June l6.-Rlver rising,
with 9 feet A inches in.the canal and 4 feet
4inches on the falls; weather clear and warm.
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sPVRTIHu n ATTERs.

] SPRING RUNNING MEETING AT PlTTsBuRaH.:
Plr1tpuRoH, June 13-The spring run.
ming meeting Of tho Exposition PARK Asaa.
cistion will be inaugurated on the 10Th inst:
and continue four days. A large field Of
horses has been entered. Z. ~ s,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-14
COMFY, AND TEEMER 10 noE. !, a

BosToN, June 1S.-The challenge Of Peter
p. Oonley for a five milo race for 81, 900 a
Bide-has been accepted by Teemer Of Pitts
burgh, who names July 4, at Oak Point. I;