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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-26
EI.AND.

DUBLIN, July 25.-Michael Davitt
at Tralee yesterday, who was the recip-
lent of addresses by his admirers. In
reply spoke In support of his franchise
bill and implored Irishmen everywhere
10 assist in the movement against the
house of lords.
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The Gazette,s Enterprise.

In sending telegraphic news of the
nomination of Cleveland, the Fort
Worth GAZETTE lays the people of
Graham under great obligations. The
GAzETTE's dispatches were the first
Information received here.
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on forNew York.

WAsHINGroS, July 25.-The presi-
dent will leaye Washington tomorrow
morning on the NJ. $. $. Dispatch for
New York. He will be accompanied
by Jno. Davis, assistant secretary of
state, Miss Nellie Arthur and Private
Secretary Phillips.
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KGYPT.

ttNFTlAN MiSh1tN.
CAIRO, July 25--rhe Haobndish
tribe has declared against the Mahdl.
The minister of finance, under or
ders from England has issued circu-
lar insisting upon immediate payment
of arrears OF taxes now outstanding.
This will compel the cultivators OF the
soil to sell their crops standing. In
the case Of the cotton crop II will have
to be sold three months before the har-
vest at sacrifice of 40 per cent below
the normal value. II Is thought the
object Of the circular Is TO prove TO the
Egyptian conference, In an effective
way, the existence Of widespread
misery In Egypt and thus lead II TO ac-
knowledge the necessity of an impor.
tant reduction OF the rate of taxation.
SEVERE PARTICULARS.
CAIRO, July "a severe shock OF
earthquake was felt to-day. Nearly
all the houses In Massowah were DIES
troyed and ships In the harbor were
violently rocked. The Inhabitants are
panic stricken and have fled to the in
terror.
HEAVY FIRING.
SuAKIM, July 25.-The rebels main.
tanned heavy fire on the city last
night. Two Egyptian soldiers were
wounded
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-26


Fsw OaLEArs. July rs - FLoUE = Dull
loas1in fair demand; mixed e?scs;
.o.rs- Western quiet but firm; prime s0:
rs.
t3ns Meal Easy and scarce; 2 fo@ao,.
pORK-In good dsmspd at lgE,
LAkD-Stcady; uerca refined ~; KEY ~.
B0LK nEArs-in fair demand. shoulders.
prims. W long clear aud cloar rib 81.
BAcos --csres aud nfm; shoulders 0Ik;
long clear ~: clear rib w.
Hsms : Choice sugar-cured canvascd,
40.
loyrsE ...t,niet Rio cargo and common to
lu0AE-sisady; fair 70 fully fair lx@,,6:
prl, ,, yg5,.; yellow clarified s5sss,.; granu-
MoLAssss-.sl<ady: common %; ronned 20
klcs-s.a y bpt steady; Louisiaus ordina.
Corron pEED or Market NJ . alandstfiI;
prime crude yi1f9r: sunlnssr yellow ~ 50.
sf0lSr excuAH0G.
AZ nsS onty:Ars' Jniy zl-si9ht exchange
sterling sxchanSe y. D. 4s),f.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-26
PERU,


LIMA, July 25.--On the return of tho
commissioners to Tarma, Caceres de.
clared himself provisional president of
the Republic Offering to hold the power
until he could resign 1t 10 Gen. La
puerka In order that the latter should
call for a peoples election.
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MONEY.

NEW YoRK, July 25.-Money l6t2, closed
offered 2; prime mercantile paper 6&ap8L:
sterling exchange Is Is frmer, 4 s2IS: sight
exchanged ~
Dry goods imports for this week, 2,l09,0O0.
BONDS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-26

NEW ORLEANS, July 25.-Arrived !.
Steam ship Louisiana from New York,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-26

o.;s . sSusi fiiss dollars siS Fer head E IMAM
IL Tue sscs ps:s ~ ss' s:'s . Fl ia az sssS z,
s.ct, " nrffIe ~ those paiAed In {he Counties
ensbrsced In chs following terttoZ veet
~ Ire TeEss Central Railway; nps@ q = ILL.,
n: S:.ss enc ss Si ~ I've ssa ~ sas
sonfh d Red 1--WE.
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Potatoes-Irish, new, por busbe,. n m
SACK a .uaicn.. !. per 6u,, q 10 futn,es
Dbl etW, H,ans HIP med 6bis, So, IA re
lima, oSc.. sr,sll batter, t,sNbc. PicSies.
half bbl., mod. ND; half bbi.. ANAL. Il S
.ncesr. half cr~am, lsISc,: fuii cream. Ihc.
reanus is's0nAc Cider. hAltbbi.. tsoo.
PouLra, Mems 1874 a 90 per do,sr
yomng spring chickcns, (: ,osa Is; Turseyp'
S2S "'~"' " VIZ
Eooa-pcr dosen, 5@io<c,
Fresh cruut~v bu,lnr choicn on "A CA.
margarine, lSc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-26

: aAnv,nroS, July 81 -corros- Spot closed
M lssssissy s sisSS S5dlS:!y aoSa h aSr
ding ~; wi1dline Fair nv.
Receipts, Q.
faieS,
Exports =; coastwise, =,
stock, l,sN.
Futures The market ruled stendy ON mrs,
and second calls and closed from 10 points
higher ON nil months except August which In
the samoa last quotations.
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LIVE sroox, PRODUCE. ETC,
NJ I.ants


%. LOWS
Spec'ni 10 the Sareuc.
ST.. Loris, July q. -whcat-Iearx inmped
~ W." .I'eu .'se'i 'ne market down. ~ re-
ocoeu 'orH WINE, thcn prices rallied and the
market closed firm and X To ~ h,vber
co,n-Tbe 6,e,lns v.o. ,vs., .sr,,.,,, -.
uay tnen improved Trading was very light
IN futures. rs but few orders were In. Mar
re. ''oseu strong
rnoNhions were urn and business active
Natue- Sood native steers In demand,
lesns IN iairsupp'y, slow nnd lower sales
N." tof@.
shecp dnii AMI lower
PRODUCE.
81. LOUIS. July s-FLorR-Easy aud
Wi,rAr~So' rod s2lsasnk cash.. ~, =
closing M ouisiic nrIc,. 'e"s''t SoP'e"por'
CoRN-41ss cash, Is August: ls,.,Rtsx sep-
tcmbor.
oArs--Sl cash; ?Ise bid July; 81 bid August.
WHtsKr-Stcady, los,
yoRNhEAL.-2 ~
roRk-lohblng 10.
BULK MEATS Long clear SO. short This
~ shor, clear 10.
short clear sl.@pss, ="
HAMs--lS6iiA,
LAhp-0 So
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-26

PRODUCE.
NEW YORK, July N.--FLouIt--. Dull
WHEAT--, pot grades advanced u 10 VI.
No. red DliagDj.s. No. red steamer gIat NJ:
NO. red Old "; 2 red new " l<MDyl<: No. .rod
August ,v5Gp0tz, closing at GJN; September
pa'h0rDf5s, closing Mt D7ez.
,ionS-spot lois u shade stronger: No. y, %
900 ~; steamer. 6l616ik No. y, 6kMlrl..;
No. August gsskent24, closing Gsk: Scptci,
Der BjABik, closing mt Bst4.
COSFEE-SpOt lair. lilo w: options shade
stronger. closing weak. Sales $3.50 bags.
RIO No. T-Iuly 10. August y OJ: September
l5Ns2 ctober sOsbs 49,
BugATt-Dull; graruIatad 8,k
Mol s-SEs---t(u ict and Unchanged. 20 test re-
lining quoted at Is@is,f, common sugaI. Ia use
II.
NroE.-Qulet but Arm.
TALtow-t{uiet but steady Mt G1sst9 8.l0.
ho.ts--tluiet and unchanged.
TuHpEsIfSE-lfirmer NJ &3tf.
pORK-Duli and unchanged.
BEft-Quiet and unchanged,
Cut MEATS Nominal; long clear mid
diIngs8.
LAnD. Irregular, Western steam spot
27,f@7 10.
LIVE STOCK,
BEEyi's- Receipts 1890: feeling dull: fair
grass led native steers 4 1906 ~: medium
steers $500 2y medium strictly prime native
steers 1926 extra steers 90. very com.
mon gra's fed niscrB . IS. Texans 302lat w.
HHtEP-Recsipts b,y5c market dull and
further decline In sheep and lambs and
closed, sheep to@3 81; lambs $50 900
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-26
FOREIGN.
Pathetic Scenes in the Oholera-stricken
Districts.
Davitt on the Franchise Bill American
Cattle Coveted.
ENGLAND.
Paris pEsoLATioy.

fAklS DESOLATluN.
LONDON. July 25.-The Paris CORE.
spondent of the Standard says; "The
large number of those who recover
from the cholera show that the disease
is not of the same deadly character
which some previous outbreaks dis
played. There Ia a considerable exodus
OF people from Paris, who are appre-
henslve the epidemic will reach the
capital. The correspondent has never
seen Paris so desolste "a at present.
English and American tourists give
Paris wide berth. Such scare, he
contends, Is altogether unprecedented,
as the capitsl Is better cleaned aud
more abuudantly watered than any
other city in Europe.
DAviTr'S LECTURE.
LONDON, July 25.--Michael Davitt,
In u recent lecture said the first duties
Of Irish-American citizens was al
legiance to the republic. He thought
that Gen. Buffers policy, apart from
his Irish sympathies. would attract
the support Of Irish Americans.
AMERICAN CATTLE.
LONDON, July %. "A large and In.
iluenlial deputation waited upon Baron
Carlingford, lord of the privy seal to-
day 10 urge the immediate removal OF
the restrictions placed by the privy
council on the importation of cattle
from Wyoming. Earl Wharnclitle,
Baron Wenlock and Lord Edward
Cavendish, Cyril Flower, ST., Geo.
Balfour, Albert Gray and Chas.
Palmer, members of the commons, to-
gether with Morton Frewing, a dele
gate of the Wyoming stock growers,
were present.
The speaker urged that cheap,
healthy cattle were obtainable through
Canada and from the country west of
the Missouri river. They declared no
cattle diseases existed In those regions
aud the strictest precaution was taken
during the transit of the cattle to the
seaboard and at the seaboard. The
cattle are nourished from the second
TO the third year in Wyoming at one
quarter Of what the cost would be in
England. They could be exported
with very great advantage to both the
British farmers and British consum-
ers. The business of fattening for the
market would prove great source of
profit to the farmers, and the con-
sumers would have to pay less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-26

Wheat, choies. s,ssoe. medium. o,s,s:
NO; corn, ~ go; rye. Sksu. WV
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-26

i~sa" ,ssss,nrss 10. GIaisEv.
Second o., wss' ''e~ Nsaass, rsa wsdA, Tess,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-26

liosT0s, Jniy -W0oL-Mnrket steady
with good demand: Onto and Pennsylvania
c0mbing feeces ga;s. unwashed woods lasl
a. pulled wool 2)ee3s.
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The Cholera With Us.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 25.-Dr.
Hamilton, encouragement of the Ma
rine hospital, received the following
dispatch;
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THE DAILY NAHxErs.
Tho Financial World,

NEW yoRx. May /. Money market ,,,iugent and
up 10 per diem. closed at . per diem. Prime
mercantile paper +a5sS percent. sterling Exchange
bankera' Ellis u; demand "a 50. T'lf'@ = :. -
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THE PARADE,
A Crcditabie Turnout and Very Al.
= e. r-1 5rhci.ya ntanfnr - -


A Crcditabie Turnout ana n Very Al:
traci.vo- Display. -.
There could no. have been more pleasant
day for q parade than yesterday. II was
feared Tuesday night that the parade would
be a failure. This feeling was cccssioued by
the heavy showeru that prevailed, converting
the atreetsinto canals OF mud, through which
1t would haYe been any thing but pleaaent to
tramp. But yesterdays sun and cool wind
dried everything up nicely, so that by noon
wheE tho visiting communicates were re.
ceived, tbs streets we're in excellent condi.
ton snd 1t was not too warm for marching,
jacques de. Molsy Conmsndery, Of WuyS,
ingson, Pa, arrived about $3.50 P. N, and
headed by the Opera Houre bend Was es.
corted to the 6tamm House. where tbs mem,
bers were quattsred by the local command.
cries. Hope No, 20. OF st. Clairsville, marched
over late in the sftsspoon and went direct 10
the Asylum.
The parade was vary crcditable and setie.
factory cEe. There were one hundred
swords in line. and the appearance presented
was a handsome nne. eliciting conmenda.
ton all along the Inns OF march. .-'l.1i = =.
Captain General Sir John NJ. Birch, OF Cy.
rome Commancery, had command of the line
which marched in the following order: o pera
House pard, twenty mer; ofllcsrs OF Grand
Commandsry, fourteen swords: the two
Weeiinc Communicates combined, io,ty.ono
swords; Jscqnes de MolayColnmsndsrry, six.
swords. - II ~. =. .'''1
The line ofmarcl was changed somewhat
from that published yesterday, being extend.
ed on account Of thu good condition OF, the
streets; Many, difficult syo!ut tons were Der.
formed during the progress Of lbs purade
with precision that bstoke ned steady drill.
ing BY all the communicates. The Iemplar
anil Is very pretty one, and when well
gone through by uniformed knights Is one
OF the most attractive sigh,s thu. can be wit
h hesssd. Ihe flashing, sword9s and waving
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ReiI,lire.


The Brown Esso Bell Club will appear IN
Its new Uniform Saturday. .5f8
The A. NJ. L Church will have neck.tie
social at City Hall tonight.
The Council is still pushing forward tLe
ordinance to compel the rai,roa6a to light
their ,rscEs in ths 6i!y lImils. -. q -
Andrew Roeder has been chosen a director
of the E.na Glsss and Manufacturing Com.
pany, in place Of Cyrus H. strahl.
!. The new prics for gas, IS S-s1 hy the Couu,
sil and The company, is $3.50 per LOCO fasr.
This 10 Tor private consumers as we'll Us for
tho city.
John ]. Powell end G. Z. Le.surs have
nstn appointed members OF the Board Of
Equalization Of the city, In The places Of
J.. D. Crafty. resigned, and William McGraw,
who lately died. ~
r Johnson has been awarded the contract
lor laying the klneteentsi affect aewer, In
The First ward The bidding by Hellaire
parties was close, Mr.. Johnoon's being $1,(S5O
to Mr.. Fitton's $3.50. E1.Street Commit.
sioner John Gallagher will supsrln,end tie
work for the city. -, no. vi
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COnMAnDEl.RY CHAT,
Some Pcraonal Notes aud Gossip About
the KniuhlH.


Dr.. Cse!gh, Of Jaequea de Molny Con-.
mnndery, is one OK the best known 'Assons
In the country. Hs hag written extensively
on Masonic matters and was the first
Mason in the United States 10 receive
the So. In his remarks last evening he
referred very feelinely to Sir Morgan Mel.
son, OF Wheeling. irol. VhoT 10 learned the
principles and Lessons OF remplsrisln. ~
Among the prominent Waiting knights
vas Sir =. Stocker Willianlp, OF Newark, o.,
T. W: Deputy Grand Master OF the Ohio
Grand Lodge. Ho and Dr.. Oreigh rode In
landau, both being disabled ...s
Sr Thomas Holiday OF stsubenyille was
as jolly as eyer.
There; was displayed In the Asylum a
very ,ieh and hsndaono banner nisds III
Conl,nandery badges, collected by Sir Thea
DAsrah, on his recent pilgrimage to the San
Francisco conclave. 1t preseu,s very rich
appearance and vas universally admired.
Tha velvet and gold trimmings and borders
are superb. s"
s!r Samuel. Ha9lett, z. G., OF Jasutes de
ho!ay, was The handsomtst man In line,
Vol. Jamea y. .Charieswortl, OF St. Glars.
vile, commanded Hope Commsnds.y. The
Coi: Is way up" In Masonry-one OF the
best posted in Ohio. ~
Among, the Knights OF Jscques de Molsy
UI,o9mm,s.ndeiy weu homer y. Eeamon, Ell old
Sir Oven 8. Mckinney, OF Fairmont, kind.
y assisted Recorder Irvine and was among
the clost genial Knights present. ag,,9
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SteubeuyIIlP.

Robiasan's big ulrcus showed hero yester.
day Epd last evening. The weather was all
that could have been desired. -
E1.Chief Gosset. reports the losses by fro
In this city for the year endinc April 10, ult.,
ct Us, 1863; insurance, $l9,677 Is. -
1 lady, Whilo standing on Market street
yesterday, Watching the circus procession
pass, had a snchel snatched from her hand
by some thief. The aatchel contained about
$50 in monty. Va.
4 liiiIe ssyea.year;;old son Of ?. 4. NesegS,
hurt yesterday. Hs fell from, q tres q dis.
lance Of twenty tsst, end striking fence
one OF the palinGs passed through his baok,
entering tho lungs. There is said 10 be no
hope Of his recovery.
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wiIrnI Destruction oil Treey.

: Some miacrean! has lately been poIuQ
about on the Island with sharp knife. AID
cutting through the bark OF young shsde
tracs clear around their trunks. Oae gentle.
man has eight shade trees recsntly set out
which were 80 treated, and will probably
uesrly all die. Many others lose smalle,
plumbers OF trees. Nothing but wi,iul and
wickedness could inspire person
TO do euch work, and it ia to bs hoped Ina
scoundrela who are engaged In 1t will he de-.
tectsd and dealt with a. they deserve. Tho
ISLANDERS are very indignant, audit will "a
hard With the culp.it II he Is discovered,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-15
PERSONAL MENTION.
News ann Gossip In Relation to Varlons
re0ple.

News ann Gossip IN Relation to VArious
People.
Mr. F. Il. Burt, il, Of Warrington, was in
the city on business yestardsy. VI. !.
Dr.. R. H. Ballard and bri5a are expected
home from their bridal trip to-day.
"Wolcome, Sir knights." aud an Hoe
eigno Vinces," were the watchwords yes.er-
day.
Mr.. Elmer Frashor leaves this morning for
B,a:na:d, M!rn., to locate and 60 into bas;-
ness there. ...
Secretary Of Wsr Lincoln and Gen. Phil
Sheridan went west ever the B. & O. via Bsn-
wood Yesterday:
Mira. Ida Touuer, Of Wheeling. Ia the guest
OF Mrs. Samusl Parks in the First wArd.-
Beiiaire Independent
III. E.iW. Welsh, OF kelsey's station, Ohio,
was in town yesterday Oh u joint business
and sightseeing Trip.
Mr.. John Gilchrist for the pas! two dsys
hiss teen lying seriously III al the residence
OF his father, IN Leatherwood, and little hone
Ia entertained OF his recovery.
Mr.. L. 6. McMillen was again the guest OF
his friend, Mr.. HIT. Black, OF the Renter,
yesterday. Mr.. McAiIlsn Is on his wny
back to Chicago from Philadelphia.
Mr.. H. Wsddeil, OF the Central Glass
Works, Wheeling, WAY shaking banda with
his. numerous Bellaire iriendu to-day,
"llansa" was slwsyd a fayosite in Bellnire-
Beliaire Tribune.
DR.. Boyd A. Emery, OF Dunn!ngsyille, Pa,
and George A. SpindleT, County Saper;n-
tendent OF Free Schools OF Washington
county, we're among the Knights in the
Washington CnmruRAdprv $50.
Sir Charles +. Bcott came on from the Phil
adefph;n General MethodiHt Conference, pre-
aided In CIR Z. G. Flick's absence, was elected
and Installed Gr.. Z. T., and returned 10
Philadelphia on the All train.
Mics Bond, Of Kentucky, Who has been
the CUES: OF Mra. II. T. B,xck, OF the Island,
for week psss. left yesterday for Bethany,
where she will be the guest Of Mrs. B, =.
HagermGn during the summer.
Rev. J..E. Scott and vile, OF see.apore.
Ondh, India, arrived via. the B. e. O. K, r.
on Tnesdsy. Mrs. Ecott IVES formerly Miss
Emma Moore, Of Mourdsvl!lc whcre her
| mother resides, and where she vii. remain
| for some time. Her uany friends will be
glad 10 learn OF her sals return in excellent
health. g,4. !, -
Miss Marie There's Neyins, OF Columbus.
| who will be remembered by Wheeling society
| as very handsome young lady attending
Mt. de- Chsutal few months since, has com.
posed both the words and music Of u waltz
song entitled "True to Thee" nad dedicated
| to Emma Abbott. Miss Nsvins was a great
| favori:e in Wheeling. and her rich voice was
! universally admiral. Shs was ono OF the bes.
musicians at the Mount,
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Reported Browning,

1t was reported yesterday That ANAL bow
named Eddie Green, whose fathe. Ia a resi-,
dent Of the Sixth ward. and employed as a
boiler at the Belmont mill, had been drowned
by FILLING of the West Wheeling ferry
hoat, where no Was sitting with number Of
other boys" The story went that sire.
nuous efforts had been made to save the
ied, and afterwards to recover the body, but
ooth were alike unsuccessful. Dlligcnt in.
quir.es at the belmont mill, the ferryboat
a y OF the police and others in the vicinity,
failed 10 Establish the truth OF the storv. Al,
though its circumstantiality seemed to indi.
dictate that 1t was genuine, ,.r''1G' : 49, "
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For tic pit,sburvl, Festival. wal

A laTEo party Of Wheeling people will no
up to the Pittsburgh Musical Festival, 10.
day, returning after this evenings perform.
apce by special train on the p, W. d XIV.
road. Among those who will fern the parry
are: M:a. Judge Jacob, Miss Jennie Wilson,
Mrs. ". H. sheib, Misses Annie and Lille
Mis.es LosinI, the Misses Pollock, Misses
I.ouisa Butlcr and Jesse Bates, Miss Jennis
Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. Jsjor. Joy, .Missas
6tnmm and Tscce, the Misses Logan, MI. and
Mrs. Walter Rinshart,} Mr.. George Va,dy.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. g. Barr, Mr.. and Mrs Oscar
seoley, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Tomlin.or, .Me,srr.
8. b. Harrison, j. X. Hsll, Erwin Sns!atop.
George Baird, s. A. Miller. r. v. Ankle, Prof..
Malmeue. Alvin Donel. Robert Mcclure, Ed.
Larkin, Harry sturm, Fred W. Banner.
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Late Tuesday night Capt. Bennett arrested
young girl named Miraie Fritchie, an in.
mate Madame NJ liss Robineon's house OF III
iamo on Ten Ii street, whoao father wanted her
togo home with him, and abe refusing 10 do so
called In tho authority Of the Chief 10 compel
her to. He took charge OF her and started hoins
to North Wheeling, but before he he'd gone
far bis daughter, who evidently was .eIuc.
tant TO relinquish her lilo OF vice, gave him
the slip, and MD soms place in the CITY,
Alter q vain search for her, the father gays
mp IN despu!r'i. The girl had applied for ad.
mission Ut another ,houps botors soins to the
one In which abe was found. shs is evident.
ly determined 10 be bad. l',''"''
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Ou the Death or Mr.. Krnus,sonc.

At a meeting Of the lady, managers OF the
Childrsn's Home, held yesterday, The follow.
ing minute was made: ~, =, NV,
1t 10 with deep regret that we have heard
of tho death OF Charles F. Krauskopl. who
was Tor several years under the care of this
Home. He was, while here, a good bow.
and early obtained responsible situation in
which he WAS faithful and dillisent, until cut
down At the threshold Of an unusually prom.
Using manhood. We feol that he was q credit
to our institution, and We point to his lie
to what 1t wasand 10 wha. II promised-as a
recompsnss Tor all that VIZ did for him, and
as 4 stimulus TO work on behalf OF Others.
Wetympsthiza with his young brother, who
is now in tho Home, upon whom his loss will
Incst hssvily fall. ,,a' ,I. r. ~ - 80 -
Reso!rsd. That these proceedings DO pub.
liGhed In the Wbcsling daily psper,. -,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-15
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9 "; medium To- good 20 0Oa6 50; choice 10 extrs
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