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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-09

Mr. EEae kA lad great cpporsuai-
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-09

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-09

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-09
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-01
SERIOUS ACCIDENTS.
AT LEAST ONE OF THEM FATAL,
w. EfTtfftE i sHf!ltf.af's
. Little BOY Instantly Killed Yesterday In n
Peculiar Manner on tho Tramwny Of
tho Riverside Iron Works-wosk-
man ut Ncymnnn's Hurt.

About 10 o'clock yesterday morning a
sad and fatal accident occurred In the
Sixth ward resulting In the dealt, Of lit.
tic 8-ycar old boy. Ills name Is Fred Bar.
tells, u son Of Rcinhard Bartells. Tho
family Is u poor ono md tho little fellow
had been sent out 10 gather up coal nlong
tho tramways leading from tho coal mines
10 the Riverside md Belmont mills. lie
got to playing with so,nc Of his mates In
the narrow nlley between the two mills
and ran across the Riverside tramway Just
as some trucks loaded with bars oil steel
from tho forge came down the grade. Tho
end OF n bar struck him just over tho
heart and he fell down dead and rolled
under tho truck. lie was carried into Il
nearby house md efforts made 10 restore
him, but NIL to no anvil. Coroner Schultzc
was then notified, but did not deem It
necessary to hold an inquest. No one
was to blame for tho occurrence The
place Is u dangerous one, yet boys persist
in playing about there, although they are
often driven away. The boy waS not
cut and the only bruisc was the ono just
over the heart. Tho shock was such That
il killed tho little fellow instantly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-01
TIE CITY
Col. ". ii. Travis on tbs Trnck md Dir. G.
u. Thompson On,

Col. ". ii. Travis or the Trnck md DIr. G,
y. Thompson On. h.,
Col. ". II. Travis to-day assumes the
management OF the LaEellc mill, having
accepted the position Of manager made
vacant by the death Of G. G. Evans. The
position is responsible one and Colonel
Travis is to be congratulated on securing
It. He had intended leaving the mill and
had entered the race for the City Sergeant
cy at the coming city election on tile Re-
publican side, with this end in view. lie
was the leading candidate, and on all sides
it was conceded that his nomination ind
election were sure, but he felt that he
could lily afford to refuse the position
offered him for two and possibly four
years Of Office holding with its cares and
worries, and yesterday informed a reporter
OF the 1SrELLtGEScEn that he was out OF
the race. In withdrawing he desires to
express to his friends, both Republicans
and Democrats, his very sincere thanks for
the support they have rendered him.. Col.
Travis has always been connected with
the LaIclle and las worked his way up
from the bottom.
Col. Travis place on the political track
is not to be left vacant, however. A new
candidate has stepped into his place in
the person Of Vice President c. D. Tllomp-
son, OF the Amalgamated Association.
His announcement is to lie found III this
mornings issue. Every II knows Mr..
Thompson. lie is 4 gentleman cminently
fitted for the position, and he will make n
splendid race. lie will not only be sup
ported by working men but by business
men. Every one has confidence in
him, and his career III the various
positions in the Amalgamatcd Associ-
alton that he has filed has. demonstrated
that he has executive ability, something
very much needed in a man that is City
Sergeant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-01

The funeral Of Mrs. Mamie Dubois
Fart, whose sad and untimely death oc,
Cured Sunday, took place yesterday after
noon from the residence OF her parents
Mt %Leatl,crwood. The house was filled
with sorrowing friends, the number Of
young people present being particularly
noticeable. The casket was Utterly hidden
IRON view by profusion OF lovely flowers,
the last tribute Of love from those who 50
admired the departed. The services were
conducted by Rev. r. Rush Swopc and
were very affecting. The pail bearers
We're Hon. ]. J. Woods, Jr., Messrs. Cl,as.
II. Tallman, J. w. Grubb, D. C. List, Jr.,
J.. 0. Golfer, A. I. lIupp,B L. Walker Peter
son and Earl Oglcbay.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-01
LOCAL BnEvrrIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About the

AluttCt3 Va .ElhoVI oho aA he tsSeAS t"S
sp l City.
MATINEE at Charley. shay's this after.
noon. IsG
GgS BEAVER speaver at tho old fair
grounds this evening.
"a lToor or GoLp' will he presented at
the Opera House tomorrow evening. Re.
served seats ut Banners.
ANroS ScIiArsrEcx, a native OF Germany,
received his second papers In tho Circuit
Court yesterday, and was admitted to full
citizenship. N..5i
TMg Wheeling Female College Is rcceiy-
ing students every day, and urges young
ladies' from other places to improve the
good offer made by the Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad in placing their rates ut q merely
nominal sim to all students.
"TnE pLASrEn's WirE' WIS given again
at the Opera House last night TO another
delighted audience. 1t Is Il play of which
one never tires. III the second act Miss
Edna Carey received u lovely bouquet
from an admircr in the audience.
TIE statement in yesterdays paper TINT
only n norton OF tho Benwood nail factory
was in opera.ion, should hive been thai
only part OF the factory WIS working. OIL
steel nails. The machines arc nll on, buI
part Of them arc making iron mills.
Suruurr WILLIAM NJ. TynEE, OF Fayettt
county, accompanied by d. II. Moore and
Join Harvey rs guards, yesterday brough
10 tho Monntlsyillc pcuitcntiary Alber
Allen, colorcd, convicted Of stealing
watch aud sentenced Ia three years i'm
prisonmcnt, ind Edward Barrett, white
who stole II watch Of tl,e'samc value, am
got two years for 1t.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted i
record Il deed made September II, b.
John Ii. Hobbs and wife 10 David Sihlcl
in consideration OF S325, for one.third Q
lots 10 and ~, in square ~, in the Eight
; ward. Also 4 deed made September 0,!b
George Crumbackcr und wife to Christian
Sauder, in consideration OF $500, for par
, of lot II, on the cornc Of Woods an
: Eighteenth streets.
YESTERDAY Il. ]. Smythc's team ran o
with his delivery wagon, and tearing u
+ Market street, down Twelfth and Mai
, aud up Fourteenth street, collided wit
Mr.. Lewis Bakers buggy, breaking
somewhat. II then ran into a gas post, d.
: molishing the wagon. Mr.. Slnythe.bhi,ie
the rui0!f OIL the driver OF street cur NJ
: IL, who, he says. would not wait till Ii
could rein his horses around, but droy
:. past, his car striking the horses Hoses.
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The National Union.

The National Union, the life insurance
order recently introduced into this city,
seems to be gaining Il fine hold in this To-
cality. On Monday evening a new Coun-
ell was instituted iii Martins Ferry, com
posed OF many OF her best known business
men. The following are the officers cho-
SEN: President, DR.. b. 0. Williams; Vice
President, K. N. Theakcr; Speaker, Judge
John S. Cochran; eX-rresident, Thomas
Johns; Secretary, CD. McCarty; Finan-
cial Secretary, 7. W.Shreve; Treasurer, L.
c. Boyd; Chaplain, r. G. Swartz; Usher,
X. 0. Brienne; Sergeant-at-Arms, J. A.
Bayless; Door-keeper, @. NJ. Wells; Trus-
tees, W. II. Woods, Jas. a. Dickson, I'D.
Hastings; Medical Examiner, D. O.. Will
liams, NJ. d.
The Council adjonrncdto meet OH Wed.
evening, October s, until which
any who desire to join the Council
can do so rs charter members.
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THE ten CENT LEVY
Ordinance for Street Purposes Finally
n tHt 'AVoptel " FtNeEofpsifvfr

Aspccial meeting Of the Second Branch
Of Council was called fo,.. and held last
evening for the purpose o., considering the
ordinance levying n upecia al tax often cents
every 500 valuation Cor tho purpose OF
paving and matchmaking streets and
alleys not heretofore improved, also for
laying new sewers, known ny the %special
ten cent levy ordinance. This ordinance
was rejected by the Brunch at the time
the regular levy ordinance was adoptcd n
few weeks since, but tho First Branch at
It's meeting held Monday evening adopted
the ordinance, thereby giving tic friends
OF tho measure IN the Second another
chance 10 secure its adoption. They Ind
been lobbying very actively for It's
passage since that rejection, especi-
ally the numbers from tho Island
who hoped to sec Virginia streetpayed it,
entire length, withthe rcvcnuesthat would
arisc from tho adoption OF tho ordinance,
thereby giving tho ward ono passablo
street In the winter. Taking into consid.
Grafton the fact that tho lobbying had
been done, and the one, that the rejection
o fthis ordinance WIS largely due to tho
proposition to leyya special tax Of 10 cents
on tho one hundred dollars us n railroad
levy for the reductions OF bonds, which
was not carried into elect, 1t was general.
~ believed that tho ordinance would be
adopted, which belief was well founded.
The Branch was called to order at s
o'clock. All tho members were present
except Messrs. Ilaberlell, llcaly, Kenny,
Mollat, Peterson, Pickett, Whitaker and
Wilkinson. On motion OF DR.. Jcpson the
reading OF the minutes was dispensed
with. The ordinance granting the Over
land Telephone md Telegraph Company
tho right TO place poles and wires m the
streets and alleys, subject to cer-
tain restrictions with tho amendment
made by First Branch, That the
poles be kept neatly painted 10 the salts
faction Of tho Board Of Public Works, was
taken up and the amendment CONQUERED
III, MesSrs. Dicklnan and Jacgervoting no.
The special levy ordnance was then
taken up, read three times and adopted,
Messrs. Gleason, Grogan, Jaeger and
Porter Smith voting no. Mr.. Gleason
offered rs III amendment the following:
sand said levy isonly to be Used on such
unimproved streets rs have been hereto.
fore ordered paved by Council" his idea
being to have Eoir street in tho Eighth
ward paved for sure. 1t was voted down
by Il vote of ten to eight, members believ.
ing that the new Council to come in next
January should have the spending Of that
money. .
The night was too warm to consider
any further business and the Branch nd
journed. ul,| 4.
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Petroleum..

..
Oh Cry, Pa, September a0.-The market was
agitntcd today by the reports fron the Phillips
and Johnston wells, opening ut re: prices advnnc.
cd to &c. weakened to 7aaLI4sc, iirmed to lie, weaken.
ell 10 72IAc, Just before noon frincd to 7aln.c, weak.
encd 10 7l54c; iirncd to 7aaAc. weakened TO NC,
tirmed To- IKE md closed nj 73Ic bid. Snles, 2.Nb..
200 bnrrcls; runs $50 barrels; shipments Il ,GJ6
barrels; charters SO.Si7 barrels; clcannces $780,.
600 barrels. The Dtrricks monthly report rc.d to-
.,iny, In the Exchange Is us follows: Rigs up and
building ~, Il decrease Of &c compared with last
month: wells drilling 50, decrease 10; wells COM
pieted 81. decrease s.: new production a,119 tar.
rls. increase III: dry holes II, decreaSe G.. III this
report Phillips well Is credited with 100 barrels
dnily production. n w
TITrsvlilE, Pa. September 90.-NatIoual transit
certificates opened NJ 10: highest 7ic; lowest ike;
closed at 1876. No figures for the pipe lines, the
Wires nre down.. The monthly oil report to ie pub.
ilslled IN the Herald tomorrow Is APART from the
Phillips well, in Butler, very hullisi. In Dmdforl
aud Allegheny there Is pr'cilcally,a suspension Of
operations. Operations III the Ward we'll show a
!nrEe falling. oil. The immense production OF the
Phillips well OF 400 barrels, makes the new mo.
dIuction for the entire region n little over TINT Of
iihs! month. The immediate future OF oil tnlde
largely depends upon developments In lIutlcr.
PITTSBURGH, September :0.-1n the afternoon the
market WINS weaker: declined to NE: rallied aud
closed Nrmer at 1910. finding active.
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TOLEDO, September ;D.-Wllcat quiet and firm
No. ? red cash and October 7s14c bid: November
solhlc bid; December SIG; No. 2 soft S. asked
No. 3, 79Hc asked. Corn dull; No. . cash and
October. bI0; November AGlIc asked. Oats dull;
casil 2GEc asked; October !Ga2G1sc. Clover seed
u.ict: brine 81 bilsc bid. rI r. "