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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-11-14

20 to this hou- the result OF the ballot for
presidential electors has been declared in 33 Of
the co counties IN this state The last previous
reports of the counting clerks showed g demo-
cratic plurality Of 1.2So. Todays canvass
shows q net loss to Blaine or four
votes. The remaining twenty counties
with two exceptions reported progress and will
for the most part report the result Of their can
Yass to-norrow. To-day's reports speak only Of
irregularities in form. No mention 5 made Of
any serious discrepancy in counts. The several
counties which dii not to-day complete their on
ciaI canvass reported that there was no reason 10
belisve that Ehsn completed the figures would
show any change from thcse already given The
| canvasssd returns ressired 5y the democratic
state committee frem "a counties indicated q
change of SIX votes IN favor Of PLaine against 60
| in Livingstonel 10 favor Of Cleveland
|. No returns have been received by the repubE-
can national committee At the Victoria hotel and
| Chairman Draper OF the republican state com
| rair1ee could not be found
General John y Knapp, s--s~art republican
from Auburn, sssa Ss beziered the osacial canvass
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-11-14
No. Is.

fatally shot Rufus r. Lishness. a
policeman Of this city, Burns lived
in tenement house called s'old fort"
on the east side of the river. A dis
turbance arose there and Lishness and
another officer went 10 the house to
arrest Burns. and not being able to
gain entrance at the door, Lishness
showed up the window and was about
10 climb IN when Burns fired, the hul,
let penetrating his head.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-11-14
RICHMOND COUNTY.

The chairman of the board of csnvassers in
,ited the chairmen of the county republican and
democratic committees to witness the count,
which was only interrupted by the offering OF
four affidavits Of men who declared they voted
for Butler in Smithfield, but believed that
their votes were credited ts Cleveland. The
board of canvassers took no notice of the affi-
davits The official vote was declared as follows:
Blaine 3,164 Cleveland 5,1s5, Butler rs, st, John
IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-12
OFF FOHTHE
Every Preparation Being Made to In.
Riire ~ Comfortable md auicx Trip
WIN a No. lhccoMmOtlnlian.

Every Preparation Being Made to In.
HIire u Comfortable md 2nicx Trip
With a No. ! Accommodation.
As TO bs expected thu Baltimore & Ohio Ia
right OH time with bottom figures on the
rates 10 the Chicago convention. One fare
for the round trip. with tickets GOOD going
from May 29:h to June ii and
good returning up to and includ.
ing June l2.h IL tho way 10 tElk 1t, and
that is ths tune the old reliable se,a for 9TH
srs 10 follow or not as they please. 1t matters
little 10 the public or the road, a, heYeahou,s
all 60 by the Baltimore Il Ohio. Every
means will he providDd 10 insure am.
pie accommodations for sill who come, and as
for time the roads reputation in this respect
leaves no room Tor question. As u matter OF
course, the Baltimore & Ohio will taks this
business from this section, as no other line
can aompare with tin direct and rapid &C.
cess to the SEAT OF conyention proceedings,
Its trains run direc. 10 Chicago without
change, and Shen the demand reaches the
limit Of The resu!Sr trains sufficient sections
will be added 10 accon,e,ptate the travel to
the meft satisfactory extent. an especial
advantage possessed by the Baltimore : Ohio
over all other lnez entering Chicago Ia that
itsdepot may Us said 10 DO almost part OF
the structure In which the conventions will
be- held. 1t Immediately adjo!np tho con-
ventlon building, anu the main eltrsura Is
but very ahort walk, from tho platform
where the traina STOP, The Baltimore A.
0hio's new depo. Ii Chicsgo is, beyond all
question: the hsndiest Ia the city, being
within<a few squares OF the hotalG end near
the business cen.res:S 1t Is sn exceedingly
nest and commodiou5- building, with al
tractiye waiting rooms and courteous sttend-
ants. The low rstes.-half tars;> or one fare
for the round trip-Sill be In force for both
conventions, Tho Ndione; Republican In
Juue and the National Demou!s;;a ir July.
1t would bs good idea for thoss ontola.
plating going to hnye a talEs*ith the Baltis
mors Il Oaio SCENTS and ,eacnttaii I. q1isite
particulars, in the shape Of Tine Of departure
oftrairs. etc, eic.--,--'r' NJ z IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-12
Circuit Court Nutes.

In Part II OF tho Circuit court Saturday
Judge Boyd heard The csss OF the State
We. Fred Mohn. Mohn was linsd by Squire
Pe,ermRu for q lnisdemesnor and waa on his
way. to Jail when he was released on Il habtas
corpus. Dennis o Kseifs, attorney for Nom
cIslmed that under the recent decision oil
Judge Jacob the magistrate could no. inlpose
a iine unless tho misdemeanor was committed
under his own eye. Judge Boyd, however,
hs!d tho imposition CT tho fine legal and or.
dsred capias pro fine 10 issue for Mohn.
Ellen FoIsyine vs.. the City OF Wheeling.
Exception to report Of Commlssier overruled
and decision confirmed. f.s' ~
Brook ys. Faupsl. Verdict set aside and
new trial granted.
State vs. Leon Van Walt. indicted for for.
gerry. Demurrer to indictments overruled.
e,ats Va Minnie Bell, indicted for grand
larceny. Demurrer Us 10 frat count sustained
and demurrer TO second count oyerrulud.
Case continued. Minnie is tho colored Girl
accused Of stealing tt disinond ring from Mrs
]. L. Faris. -'r-.- -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-12
PERSONAL NEH'IION.
News and Gossip IN Relation to Various
People.

News and Gossip IN Relation to Various
People.
Dr.. Baird returned from Washington City
Saturday.
Il. W. Shallcrogs returned Saturday from
an extended Eastern trip.
Mrs. Capt. George Trimble, OF Coviugton,
KY, is visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. Matt s. Hughes, city editor OF The Par
kersburg State Journal. WAS In the city 6atur-
day.
Mr. L. 8. Allison, of Hszelton, Pa, Is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Fred Norton, at the Nc
Lure House.
Mrs. Teece and daughter, Miss Sallie, have
gone to Buchannon, Upshur county, 10 spend
the summer.
Mr.. r. G. MoiTatt and son and Mr.. Hull
Quarter left on the st. Lawrence yesterday,
to 80 down and meet the Andes.
General Horatio @. King, of New York
city, will make the Decoration address here
on the 30th inst. by invitation of Holiday
Post G. A. Il.
Drs. 8. L. Jepson. Charles Frizzall and J. B.
Reed returned Saturday from Washington,
where they went IS delegates to the meeting
OF the National Medical Association.
Mrs.. General Crook arrived at Oakland
last week, and, as ususl, will spend the sea-
son there. Mrs. Crook Is one Of the most at
tractive elderly ladies to bs found at this
popular resort.
The american Police Record, Of New York,
says: ."Cxpt. Thomas D. Bennett, OF Wheel.
ing W. Va, is the youngest, handsomest and
one of the nost efficient chiefs OF police elect.
cd in that city tor the pastforty years."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-12
A FRACTURED SKULL.
HE DID NOT WANT HIS NAP BROKEN,
And Wanted 10 Shoot Som,bady for Iuttrruplipg
Ills Bnot1,-Rsiui., very Sick Coiored Per-.
s. son-Sad Accident TO q wheeling Nan ii n
BtllAirt-Spme Alnor Casualties. .1I.g

Early yesterday morning John Phillips a
roustabout, whs pounded over the head In a
very severe manner by tho captain Of the
watch Oh the steamer II. Lawrence, and the
prospects last night were tina. the ipjuties
were OF such nature that they would proyc
fatal. Roth were c,ltrtd. philiirs shipped
ut Pittsburgh Saturday, and It Ia presumed
that hG merely intended going as far-Gs Gin.
clnnati, and aa Is uaual with ,ousteIa
OF that clase,' intended 10 do us little
work as possible. Tbs captain OF the
watch has held that position on the
boat Tor rome timo. Hs Ia not u largo per.
son, while pnillips Is rather muscular. II
| was about o. clock when the men were call
cd to load nails. PHILLIPS objsc.ed to getting
up, and the Captain Hnooh him roughly
Suddenly Philips sprang up, and with an
oath drew a revolver, and leveled 1t ut his
boss. The Captain lodged out Of tho way,
and securing II cspstsn bar, dealt Phillips
several stunning blows over the head. The
blood gushed from hia cara. The
scalp wsa not cut, but was badly
bruised, and his head was very much
swollen. Az soon ns tho boat touched the
wharf arrangements were made to send the
wounded man TO the Marine hospital. lie
had rot recovered full CONSCIOUSNESS up 10
late last night. The blown he received would
have killed an ordinary msu. His skull 10
reported to DO very badly fractured at the
base OF the brain, and ~ before stated his re.
covery 10 doubtful. Nothing Is known OF
Phillips outside of what Ia given above.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-12

Saturday evening about seven hun
dred PEOPLE. went up Oh the P.
W. & Ky. to Wellsburg 10 witness that town
In all its gsseous beauty, All five wells we're
going, aevarrl at four or live escape pipes.
All tho houses were lit up with the natural
wonder and the blazs burned in the fire
places aud stoyee. AT Midway the gas from
the Daz:ll well poured forth with mighty
rom from ono pips md the blsz, lit the
country for miles arouad. In Wellsbulg
b!ezing stars, crescsnis aud crosses
made out OF gus pipa wers formed
on the principal corners uud sky
rockets every nov and then sosred
heavenward. The Mayor had appointed
committee OF reception composed OF promi-
nent citig,nt; the Opera House band was
present and gave atrse: parade and SITTER
wards an orchestral concert. Everyone Was
on the street and Wellsturg did herself
proud. The crowd from Wheeling contained
several rough characters who made them
sslye, very Objectionable on the return trip.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-12
HHHs ~ i-s. a-0an'ra,a.ar
AQUATIC AFFAIRS.
What Local Oarsmeu arc Doing or Get.
ting Ready 10 DO, = gA-ss

Up. D. o." the lively Wheeling correspon.
dent Of the Pittsburgh Sportsman, has this 10
say OF the Wheeling aquatic fraternity:
: Clator and Wssgotb,r are both working
diligently 10 get themselves In good shape
Tor their race, which takes place on the Gath
iust. Thla should be au exceptionally good
race, and expect 10 see many OF my Pitts.
burSh friends down here on that day. They
want 10 bring along some money. loo, for
there 10 nothing We Whvelingites like better
than 10 scoop" the pitisburgher OF his little
pile. II one Of the rowers, YVES only from
Pittsburgh, the pleasure Of TIE tcoop would
be doubled. However, this will COME In Ito
Il. We had 10 tSke the "bluh' In the Mont.
Rcr challenge, thing We don't do often. III
this casa II wonld have bees bad policy 10 &C.
cept the Manchester boys deG. RTE, like u
good boy, has been working In the mill all
winter, and It will take him bono time 10 get
In trim for good rowing, but when hs does
Moniger will be answered, and money forth.
coming for match. | want Pl.,sburghels
10 understand Ritz Is not .irsid Of Moniger.
AB BevCra! lst.e,s received hore by Rvs
friends, from your city, would seem 10 indi.
cate Is tho case. I should any not, NOT, NOT.
Brlceland ls taking active prSctice In order
10 get In condition for any races 10 ,nry
Think III 10 make the coming summer lie
has bis boa. houpe located on thu upper
course, ut MARITIME Ferry, where be has per.
ieot freedom 10 do what be likes without In.
,erruptiou Of any kind. Billy certainly
looks strong and healthy, and when he rows
II race will 30 backed heavily by his friends
here. .-1I
Horny He'll, Of Bellaire, Is very anxious 10
rown ihIes.mile race with Habbsiheld, OF
this city. AN almost poa!ive In the belief
TINT friend Henry Is only wasting timo in
his ondcRvors 10 gel match out OF lIAber.
ileld, Gs that individual hs.l pretty nearly all
the rowing ambition he wal owner OF taken
gu. Of him by Piiddy, when they pulled at
Hutton shout two years u!nce. However,
Mr. He'll need not SPOIL for u race, as there
are two more young gentlemen in this city
who will give him 50 for The asking. What
ssyes! thou, Heuri2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-12
YOUNG HANS MIsrOHrUNE.
lie IL Hun over by ths Cars aud lIorri.
= hly iinDSicl.

He IN kun over ny khe Susb Nuu llOrfl'
lily AinDKicd.
One Of Whesling's young clerks met with
very sad and psinful accident at the D. &
0. depot in Bsllsire last evening, which will
c,nfus him for nusibet OF weeks and Grip.
pie him for lie. Frank Mckinley, a young
man aged about 20 years, who for tho past
six or seven years has been employed In
Gutman's large clothing establishment, yes.
terdsy afternoon, In company with fellow
clark, went down to Dcl!Aire 10 visit
ftienda. The intention was 10 return
10 this city on the train leaving
tlieIe at $50 ooloct, and tho young
men had already stepped on the train when
they noticed tho steamer Princess, and think
Ing that a ride on the river would be pleag.
ant, decided 10 leyve tho train and 10 up on
the boat. Tie train in the meantime had
started. Mckinley was the last one to jump;
| the train had Just gbOut reached ths end Of
tho platform, on top OF the biz bridge, aud
as the youcg man umped he struck the rail-
inE at tho end OF the platform and foil.
Both feet were crushed by the wloels, and
the wonder is that his booy was not drawn
second later lie would have gone down
| into the river.
Bys.auders rushed TO his aid at once. The
bleeding stumps were bound up by the Bal.
| t;more d Oaio physician and he was placed
on the Princess, word having been received to
bling him at once TO this city. The news Of the
accident epresd rapidly, and when the steam
or reached the wharf there was very largo
crowd, requiring the services OF several pc.
| llcen,sn to keep tbsck. The morbid ourios.
| ity disp!xSed was disgusting. Tho Messrs
Gutman wefs taken aboard AID tho
poor fellow was in great agony. and plead
pteously no. to have legs cut OFT. Dr.. Fris-
sell attended him 1t the Hospital. The left
foot wss nearly OF, end will probably be cut
entirely off. The right one can possibly b.
saved. McKinley's homeis in WestLibsrty,
where both bus parents live. lilo WIS paid
every attention tist could be psid last night
by bis employers aud ielloS cierks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-12

Theron z. Kator, Editor Of IT. Wsyue,
Indiana, GG=ette, writes: "For the past live
years have always used Dr.. Kings New Dis.
coyefy, for coughs OF most sayare character,
as we'll as for thcsa OF mildsr type. Ii
never fails to effect speedy cure. Ny
friends 10 whom have recommended i,
speak Of it in Same high terms. Having
been cured by 1t Of every cough have had
vS yearg &c eo1 rdaa, a tbs only Issbe
at Logan & Co.'s Drug Store aud get lOe
Trial Bottle. Large size il co.. MwEAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-12
IDA sIppoNs' RH1uR
AZ Tho Punk Yesterday.

The concerts at the Park yesterday after.
noon and evening drew larger crowds than
those Of last Sunday, notwithstanding the
fact that the day was chilly and the dust
blew in clouds. Everything passed of
pleasantly and the programme was very
popular one. The, Elm Grove line was
crowded to far more .han Its capacity ; the
aud their arrival will be hailed with delight,
The work OF improvement Is going on stead.
lily at the Park and everyone teems to be de.
lighted with the place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-12
TO CONTRACTORS & BUILOFI9yS

SEALED pROfOSALl will BE- receive, J.. :,
F0l,d OF Public Woikh Of ihY Sine Of Ny " iat
Rlhia, until the lpiir Of twelve o'rlocs "@s VII
on mo STAT day oil May, 1851, for thp
mo alterations in aud additions 10 he ~ !. Of
~ theCiy o. hs,lcstJn, In accordance WI, I,OGa
plan and specification, for said buIltISy" VAN ths
pSrSd oy sear. PEBBLES aud Kemple, cS,,,p,s.ss'
which plan and specifications are now dan uis'ct
saiu state House. where thuy may 10 NJ p', .'
platnci BY toe architect Ia chano. iUtJaGS' ~
making rtopu'a arc txtectci TO lrEt q; Isn y, u
me material now o. hand, puschus, 6r S us SStie
70 DC USED 10 the tonsiuclit ot said bi,tJSr1."
schedllle o. The kind and quantity OF Iii 4
rial, and Tho Approximate value ibefosi n,s TtIe
seen y INC oillce q Tho kecrrply OF hsis'
applicable to the further const uctiCr ~
Tue person whose bid may be accented is IN WY
iutuIe appropriations by tho Lrgi.lI,,Ir. H., 70
incnt Tor work s. 10 be performed by him ~ ~
money and material now Oh hand tlHiI ssnaI Me
exhanSted. such money mud Material m hV, TyS,a
DC used In the further construction OF t9I b",,n.
inR AND such paris thereof MS lnny DC tlIfct,tJ !.
contract may be awarded will DO tcurIrct IA nt
into tond III tho penalty o! go 90 with irrM,',.a
be approved by The Beard, cuCt!i,IOGsd Ia, ~ y
iai hiHl performance OF tho Contract md w. .ns
ditional security ten rer tcatum Ut tho mns,s;t
estimates OF the architect OF this wO,f Ic,s.aI
viii be reserved unit! tue completion Of ,hs XIII
Ing. " ''s 'uth
Tim Board tc'eiva' tho llsh. to se!ec. apy o.,u
TO do so. "' SAG
Proposals to DO endorsed "Proro;aIs Io-tha r..
plctiun Of the state liUusJ Al Gharlrtion sac
be deposited with or forwarded 10 the upjenJ'Hsst
~ tho Otice OF the Seer taty OF h'u;c NhasiOoH4
W. va. RANDOLPH SraLSAKRR in"
nls Secretary Of The B.Ntd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-12

Brsaa'z,n:ys end PROVISIONS,

New YORK, MAY lo.-Fluur dull receipts 1I.coo
barrels; experts ,"tO barrels supa,ilne State and
western CO. rs white wheat. extra 25s6 CO.
rnlius steady mos. pt Inc day, and Gloaed steady
with recovery Of Aakc: receipts $500 husheIf
exports none; No. ? CbIcago 9SXaS3s; unErsded
Ie o. s,casl l!n Nc rcd s! G.H; 30 cred 81 064s
oS: nngTddtd white II OIL; NO. 2 rcd May, eales
10 900 bushel at 81 0tal WI el.ting at 81 o. June
sales $500 bushels At 8, Dial coz, ,clo,tnv nj
81 0ih July sa!es 10000 bushels al 81 Goal 0sI.
closing a. tG5s; August, sales 2so.tC0 bushels 1t
bushels q, q coz closing at 81 az, 5 Deem,
her ,ales 1000 UuaheR al 81 QSxal 0s. closing at
81 osH. Corn. spo. lots 1saic aud options 2aS%c
LOVER, G!o SG s.eaty with recovery q c: r..
uuSrated bsafA>ac No. ) 6us6OISc: s,eamer 6ic M
9. GE*a6aSc; uLsrsded white MhaGGc; unRraded
yellow TIC; steamer white CSC; No, May
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-12

Manager Wolff informed an ISrELLla EkcEE
man Saturday night that telephone connec-
ton between this CITY and Moundsvills
would be established In the near future. A
pretty good list OF subscribers for the
Moundsvills exchange has already bsen Sc.
cured, among them being Weaver, Bardell
4 Co., G. s. McFadden. Marshall +cousty
bank, Mcconnell h Meishan, ]. Alex. Ew.
ing, Moundsyille Coal Company, L. B. Par.
dy, Harris & Bro, James Henratta, Roberts
& Thomas, Webster Wagon Company, Thos
Mccormick, West Virginia penitenuary, ].
W. Gallaher, O. @. Q1inn, sherif's Office, J.
E. Israel and Mayors c flee. .sIr'ts'55
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-12
STATE SKcuRiTIEs-Dull.

SrocKs-spcculuiloa at Stock Exchange the
greater part oil The day WIS weak and DEPRESSED
Uniolnded reports ciIculAtcd late yesterday for
speculative elect had some influence upOu weak
no ders III the, morning. To-day The same prac-
hass 10 9th hcds.
Bankers aud operators received dispatches before
opening business OF a most alarming and sensa.
Loaal character Firms aud institutions here wcYa
frcel mentioned ns being In a bad way, and there
Yc'e reports oil impending failures: hut the days
reports circulated yesterday AFTERNOON, The besrs
however, succeeded In breaking Union Pc itc l,oui
55H to 5GM. t,entrn Pacific fiom 1917 10 IYk. 81
Paul lro SiaS 10 7S1s, Northwestern from l09S 10
MI. tacEawanna from ll4A TO lllh, Louisville i
Nashville is%Lt 40 Il 81 Lake Shore from 94M to
from 5,o ~, Northern Pacific preferred from iom Xix
to COX. and sesding from S5H lo8aA. Tho objects
Of attack. however, Missouri Pacific and Western
Union, wee little affected, uotwths andlng their
hnnorucsmant bettre the opening Of business that
isss snaIes %Sad 10 a!tAcsad To-day. Missouri
Union between 59k and C6H. ~ ':' >1'> -
IN me afternoon freeman 4 Co. gave notice TO
parties holding Jercy Central Is collateral flr thu
iisaisnE company that they would take up loans
on Monday. 'Thie was considered by the ''strect,i
Us meaning that Vanderbilt lad drlermIucd 10
protect Jersey Central and Ro4dng pr5p0ftc:
nom further bear attacks and caused sharp "a IL
Of lao perc .nt In prices. the latter jersey Ccntra
;shich rose 10 ~. Reading ADVANCED Yh perceni
v W. northwestern " 70 100. st. Paul ~ TO
S' LaS Ss SS! y t!aif Central Pacific to
Pacific preferred X to siS, Pacific Mali "a n
and Union Pacific IL 10 SIX The Improvement Unt
was not fully maiulAtu cd at theclosr The mn,kot
heavily oyer SID and stocks arc very scarce far
ste.iYeIy. }e,inauenn 10 the aitefnooa wefc
h9esntin l, ~ GthlSscnco Of Il to percent
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AsorEICE RAlLEO.D ACcIDEsr,
A Mans Foot Cut or Several Little Mis-.


Saturday as the Pittsburgh, Wheeling e.
Kentucky gravel train was passing "Slack.
town." up the river, one OF the employees. a
man named John Green, attempted 10 bohrd
the moving train. He clipped aud was
thrown 10 the ground. his right foot beil &
thrust between the wheels and maugled
badly. He WAS removed to the WheAling hos.
pital and Dr.. Dckey summoned. II Was
seen at once that the foot would have to be
amputated, and DR.. Dickey performed the
operation. Yesterday tho nun was resting
as easy as could bs expected.
The mi lred man lives two miles shove
steubsuy!Ile, and has wife and several chill
dren dependent on him for support.
MIsos aIsHArs.
A man named King WAS iGrowa from q
buggy by runaway horss ct the corner Of
Main aud Twentieth strse!s, Saturday and
badly cut about the head.
Yesterday afternoon . little girl who was
playing in o skiti moored 70 one Of tho house
Goats lying in the creek near It's mouth lost
her balance and fell into the water. Knd II
not been for the presence Of old joe Baulsr
bury, the we'll known fsrsymsn, she would
have been drowned. He pulled her ont jus.
in time to save her life, crd et soms risk 10
himrelf. ri
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TilE BEAVER PICNIC.


sTH. N- ~. uulOus Wy. -, 49,
= The Committee on Amrsements OF The
annual reunion Of the Analgams,ed Asoo.
citation. to be held at Beaver, June 7, have de.
cided upon the following contests, and psr.
ties desiring 10 enser will address ]. H. Bick.
erton, ,10l Jacob street: e s- i..g.s.G- Z
Hall mile foot race-No less than Eve 10
enter. L ,,rance fee, 81 81. Prizes, $40 for
the frat and IS for the second. Z
One.mile bicycle rsce-Eot lees than fiye
to en,er. Entrance fee, 81 50. Prizes, first.
sold medal; second, silver medal; third,
brorzo medal. 9e7 j. 81, 'as21sI Z.
Thrse.legGed rece-rrize. IS. Not less than
four TO enter. Distance, 200 yards. -
One.mile walking na.ch-Entranca fec.
81 so. Not lees than three to enter. Prizs,
Base ball match-The Vice President of
the First district and the Vice President OF
Second district will select the members of
the association TO play. The committee viii
furnish bats and balls. 81 2 i. 81 :
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New Train for Cleveland and Chicago.
Special attention is invited 10 the new
schsdule on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
railroad taking effect May II. Under The
new arrangement passengers can leave Bell.
aire at SOS A. NJ. and Bridgeport at 1884, NJ,
aud arrive at Cleveland at 2:2j P. NJ. the ZANE
day and Chicago at $50 a. NJ the next morn.
INK. The afternoon train, which formerly
started from, Steubenville, now starts from
Wsllsville, making direct connection with
the morning express leaving Cleveland at s
a NJ, arriving at Bridgeport at aa;:4S =. N. and
Bellaire at 3P.A. 1, 5E1 M, IE.17l I