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International Throat and Lung Institute
81 Lafayette Avenue. DETROIT. MICH.

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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the matter of the estate Of Frederick III. La
cey, late Of Rush deceased.
We, the undersigned, having been appointed by
he Hon. A. A. Harper Judge Of Probate in and
Tor the county Of Shiawassee, State of Michigan
Commissioners to receive. examine and adjust al
claims and demands of all persons against said es-
tate do hereby give notice that we will meet n,
I he residence OF ARA l.. Fowler In the township Of
RUSH in said county. on Saturday. tho 10th day oil
May, 1884 and on the LIST day of October, A. ID.
1894, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of each of said
d,ys for the purpose of receiving and adjusting al
claims against said estate. and that Fix months
from the 3ist day Of March. 1884. are allowed to
creditors to present their claims to said commits.
sloners for adjustment and allowance.
Dated the 3is' day OF March A. ID. 1884.
GrORGE G.. HaSEs
e. ID. L0YSEs,
JoHS HARsIfBARGER.
Commissioners
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The alligator hunters of Sabine Pass
are getting ready for the business sea
son, which will open with the sunshine
of spring. They go out in boats armed
with Winchesters and hooked poles,
and carrying lire-pnns for night at
faoEg
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In Dakota. married women retain
their own real and personal property,
and may make contracts. sue and be
sued, as if single. Neither husband
nor wife has any interest in the prop
erty of the other
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cEocRAPHy OF THIS COUNTRY WILL
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-25

Allen Pinkerton, the founder Of the
Pinkerton detective agency, Is dying from
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Observation-Disclosures.
THE LaTrnR CARRIERS HOLIDAY,
Fifteen Days Leave Of Absence to b Given Then
AtJournmsht OF Cosgrsas-Bar,au, Of Labor
= stAtiaties-sseisty At the Capitai-rhs
People Fleeing 10 Cooler Qaarters.

WASHINGTON, d. O., June 24-The
House to-day passed the bill to grant ff.
teen days leave Of absence in each calen.
dar year to the letter carriers In TIE sew.
eral cities Of the Union. The carriers are
to have pay, and be regulated as to the
time they shall take by the postmaster
having the carriers directly in charge. The
bill having formerly passed the Senate, It
requires only the Presidents signature to
become a law. 9,.
The Senate has agreed to meet m hour
earlier each day during the remainder OF
the present session. This looks like ad.
journmen! early next week.
The Conference Committee on the
Bureau Of Labor Statistics bill have come
to an agreement and the bill will probably
become law this year.
The Senate Committee on Finance have
.ecided to postpone the House bill for the
retirement Of the trade dollar until next
session. .g1
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KILLED wIra THE BARE FIsr.
Allen Mcclure Chailenxesa Hurd Hftte,
s5 mud is Slain With One RIov y

L.
Allen Mcclure ChaiIenxesa Hurd Hitter
aud is Slain With one Blow,
BINaHAMroN, N. Y, June 24-Yesterdsy
morning James Wilsey, with four compan.
ions, went down from Gafuey's Station to
Deposit for the purpess Of having a spree.
Wisey is young man, we'll known along
the Erie road as switchman and a sport.
being heavy hitter, q good card plsyer'
and noted as a fine pool player. He and
his companions remained in Deposit all
day, drinking aud playing cards and pool.
Toward night they became pretty drunk.
About II o'clock Wilsey was sitting in
the bar-room Of the Oquaga House, when
Allen Mcclure, about iolty years Of ace.
entered and dared any man to fight him.
Wilsey kept still until Mcclure became
became demonstrative, when hs remarked
that he would like to try him twist If he
had show. HIS friends promised Wilsey
show and the door leading to the outer
room Was closed. Mcclure made for Wilsey,
when tho latter struck him such a terrible
blow that he fell dead. 49,
Wilsey ran out the back way and disap.
peared in darkness, but shortly after mid.
night he was captured in an old sbauty
near the depot. Sheriff Black, Of this city,
was telegraphed for. . He took the prisoner
in charge, brought him to this city and
locked him up. The coroner from this
city has gone to Deposit. Some Hay that
Wllsey struck with weapon, but he
stoutly declares that he used only his bare
fist hegreatest excitement prevails over
the affair, and the result OF the medical ex.
animation Of the dead man is awaited with
interest. 5ll1 l1ll, :. a
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HE WAS CAUGHT SHORT,
sNo DEATH :l,' CALICO HIM; HOME.
n Ihs Sensational sulelds Of . Msmb,r, OF oas Of
sAs Brokerage firms AI1,d up Ia the Net. ?,
fopolitaa Bank SCraih--A' Sad, ,L,a,oa OF Y. p
I(.,y Speculation aud Financial Ruiz, (,

New Yoak, June "a 4-Joaeph W, Burn.
ham, who this morning committed suicide
In Yonkers, was the junior member Of the
firm Of Hotchkiss, Burnham & Co., who
suspended Just before the Stock Exchange
closed tho Metropolitan bank. He formerly
lived at the Windsor Hotel, New York,
but on the list OF June he moved to Yonk.
ers and took up bis abode with bis brother
in.law, P.f WI kinan. Mr.. Kinan said
to q reporter, "Mr. Burnham has not
been in his right mind :. since
tho firm failed, but he has not been 90
irrational that he could not visit bis Office
from day TO day. Last week, on Friday,
his partner, Horace l.. HotchkiaB, who has
been more fortunate In specuations since
the failure than Burnham, told him that he
was going into the country for two montha.
This seemed to effect Burnhsm very great.
y. He said to me be did not know what
he would do now bis partner had left him
In his troubles. .sI;4 tf u.
J Alter supper last night be and I sat on
piazza talking, but his conversation was 40
rambling and incoherent floally told him
he had better go to bed. He'd 80 at 10
o'clock: His wife did not notice any.
thing special during the night, but this
morning ]; when be awoke shortly
after z o'clock be took her face between
his hands and kissed her over and over
again. She went into the bath room to
gst q pitcher Of water for him and when
she returned he was on his knees in prayer
at the side Of the bed.
Her mother called her into the next
room and while she was & there
abe. heard, q pistol ehot. She ran back
into the. room and Burnham was living on
the floor by the bedside with revolver in
bis hand BE never spoke nor recovered
consciousness, though he lived for about
twenty minutes" 81, Il; i.l, IsS''Et37i
i Burnham was an old.time telegraph op.
orator. At the beginning Of the recent
strike Of the operators Burnham came to
the assistance Of the Western Union, took
Oft bis coat and sat down at an instrument
during three nights. < (; >. Il IN
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.NEWSBY THE GABLE.
THE LATEST FOREIGN lNrrLLIaENcE
VI latoreat-NIasiys'x Jew, Killed 10 4 Riot Ia q
Ra'iian ToWa-iloash Demolished and Plsa.
(. dsisd-Grsat Saeesm Of Ar. nood,'a Mission
X. In Londoa-An Account Of Ills Work,

ST. PErIRspuRa. June 24-Intelligsnce
from Nlzhnee Novg0rod now confirms the
reports OF conflict between the Christians
and jews Of that place last Thursday. The
rumor was circulated to tho effect that the
jews bad Kidnapped Christian child and
taken 1t to the synagogue. A mob attacked
the synagogue. Many Jews we're harshly
handled, some were killed and much
damage done to the houses Of Jews The
police and detachment Of Cossack in.
|antry succeeded in restoring order. One
hundred and fifty arrests were made.
A later dispatch says: The number Of
Jews killed in the riot at Nizhnee Noylaorod
vas ninety.six. Houses were wrecked
md many plundered SSs
An adjutant Of the gen d'armie was
ound at his residence dead, with bullet
'ole in his temple aud dagger wounds in
lis breast. The officials assert It was a
:ase Of suicide. -- 4. A
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Ohio County Teacnera.,

At the Ohio County Teachers' Institute
held at West Liberty la,t week, a commit.
tee consisting Of ]. @. Maxwell, T. Il. Rowles.
l.. B. Muth. Callie W.. Curtis and Mary En-.
glish reported resolutions, which were
adopted, fovoring the purchase Of text books
BY Boards Of Education, to be given pupils
free, at last to INDECENT pupils; con.
demning frequent changes of teacher.; or
passing the charge Of q fee 10 an.
plicanta for certificates; that teachers who
receive No. certificates for four successive
years. and teach each year on the same.
should be exempt from further examination
80 long IS they continue in the profession !;
favoring 20 days ns the legal school month |;
against the employment of teachers who
have not attended a county inati,ute; de.
claring 1t beat to reduce the length OF insti-
tutes from Eve days to three, = that
an examination may be held the same
week; and rendering thanks 10 Prof. u. 8.
Flemiog for courtesy shown, and the
earnestuess with which he has labored 10
make this meeting interesting and instruct.
ive;i to Reverend Messrs Grahsm, DRYDEN
and Ayres for their presence and help, the
County Superintendent and Prot. Williams
for their labors In behalf Of the Institute.
to the lady members and others for the e1.
cellent music rendered, and to all the citt.
zens of West Liberty Tor kindness and in.
terest manifested in the cause OF education,
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: An ExrIsInG sUEAE.
A nan Suspended From a Church Steep
III gt I06 Feet Abuye tho Groun,l !

A Man suspended From a Church steepre
sIsdf I06 Feet Abuve the Ground. =
NEw YORK, June 24.-The derrick on the
tower of Grace Church, used in hosting
stone and building material for the new
steeple, fell to-day, carrying with it mass
Of timber and rigging. Joseph Mckee,
derrick rigger, and Robert Simpson, mason,
we're carried in the ropes. Mckee was
rescued and sent to the hospital, where his
wounds were pronounced probably fatal,
Simpson was caught in the rigging some
distance below the edge of the lower and
remained there for long time, suspended
l65 feet over the street. Simpson was
finally rescued and was Lowered to the
ground and sent to the hospital. His re-.
covery is doubtful. si5 ia "a IA
Several large stones crashed through the
roof Of the church and did damage amount
ing to 5000. The accident was caused BY
the foot OF the derrick tipping ss it was
being raised. The accident caused great
excitement and throngs Of people gathered
in the street to see the reecue Of Simpson.
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WHEELING yA 1884 $500
THE DEAD nIsHOP.
Tho Funeral tObsequissEo or tho Late
Sc bishop MATTHEW Simpson. SsBN

-
! tC Bishop MATTHEW Simpson.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 24.-Ths obse'
quiea Of Bishop Simpson took place thls
afternoon. ! Brief services were first held
at the residence, at which none but the
family, tho guard Of honor and intimate
friends were present. Prayer was offered
by Rev, W:O, Robinson, DID. The body
was then borne from tho house by Gov,
Pattison, Of Pennsylvania; Ex. Gov. Evans,
Of Colorado : Ex.Secrstary Of the Interior
Harlan Alexander Bradley, OF Pittsburgh;
G. B. Cornell. OF New York; Gen. Clinton
3. Flake, Of New Jersey; James Long and
Charles Scott, Of Philadelphia. 8 &, ss-a J,
The funeral co,tegs entered the church
preceded by the Bishops. At the head of
tho line marched Bishop Bowman, by the
death Of Bishop Simpson, the senior In the
Board, and ,Bishop Harris, Sec.
retary, Bishops NindeRnd Fowler, Bishops
Taylor and Mallalieu, Bishop Nicholson Of
the Reformed Episcopal Church, and
Bishops Andrswa and Foster. lsyl.j
VAS soon as the coffin had been placed
mon .rthe catalogue tho services began,
rh9 Hrst leason vas read by Bishop Harris
and the. second lesson BY Bishop Ninde.
tfayers were offered by Rev. Dn. Kelly
md, ,Trnmbull and Bishop Andrews. The
'cfmont was preached by Bishop Foster
md was followed by Bishops Fowler and
Bowman y In brief addresses eulo9istic
II the dead. Raw. H. @. Trumbull, D. D.,
.ead hymn and the concluding prayer
vsa offered by Rev. w. o. Kesly. Rev,
Of the Reformed Church, pro.
the benedic.ion. At the conclu.
lion Of the exercises large canopy was
placed over the coffin 'and the church was
tept open to give all an opportunity to look
Upon the mortal remains Of the dead B:sh.
,p. The body will not be taken from the
.hurch until tomorrow morning when 1t
will BIO inferred in South Laurel Hill Gem.
,terV. Il s 'g ny q.
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2 Murdered for his Money,

CINCINNATI, June PA mysterious
murder for robbery was discovered this
morning. The body Of young man was
found lying under the Cincinnati and
bridge on the Cincinnati side with
his head on the mud drum Of steamboat
as if asleep. The only wound was on the
under side OF the left jaw, aud his neck
was broken. The theory that he had fallen
from the bridge was ,dlsproved by, the easy
position OF the body and the absence Of in.
juries that a fall Of sixty feet would pro.
duce. The deceased was we'll dressed, s
feet 10 inches higb, about rs to 30 years
old, candy hair and mnstache and very
high forehead. No money or papers were
found on the person. The young man was
drinking last night in several saloons and
displayed much money. He was at last
started across the bridge. The snpposition
is he was killed, robbed and placed under
the bridge to give the appearances Of an &C.
cident 50. MA l a n
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n KALElGH COUNTY
In Line for the Work this Fall-BIaine
~ i t5S,ssss md logan. sy.s t3$ s:i&

In Line for the Work this Fall-BIaiue
"a x md logan. gis s::,%
CorTtppnda,es of As. I.ieligeler. B y ~
RALEIGH, OH, w. VA.,i June 21.-The
voters Of this town assembled last evening
and formed a,"Blaine and Logan club, !"
to actin conjunction with the Republican
County Committee and the State Republi.
can Committee. J. Pro6ting by our success
last year, when We gave our first Rspubli.
can majority, We are early in the field and
We arc resolved to work., to labor and to
win, and to attend the inauguration of
Blaine and Logan March next. Our people
are alive to the issues and we intend them
to beikept so. i3sEl - ii. s'.
! We further intend to wake up. the apa.
thetic, to bring over to the right side the
doubtful, to win the disSusted reassessment
Democrats, to bring into our camp the
young men, md in fact to poll next fall the
vote Of progress and the people. y s1-tAy'.
Following are the officers: President,
T. G. Mann; Treasurer, ]. Q Barton; Re-
cording Secretary, John NJ. kogere; Cores.
pondipg Secretary, NJ P. Beasley..:
Vice Presidents to form sub-clubs in the
magisterial distrlcis: John A. Webb,
Town District, E sKsles, Richmond, Moses
ecott, Shady Frank Hsrper. Clear Fork,
Perry Serrat, Marsh Fork, Daniel Agee,
Slab Fork, Henderson shumate, Trap
Hill. a! 80. III sd.
!; You can add Raleigh county to the list
for majority for the Republican party
this fall. We have plenty Of young men
for action and old men ior: counsel, y 9.
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SrEUBENvILL

A Cave In nt Gould's Tunnel-Four Per.
ia !. sons Fatally IDjured.
srEunESvlLLE, o., June 24-A portion
Of Gould's tunnel, on the Panhandle Rail.
road, west OF here, which was nearly COM
pleted, caved in this morning, burying
eight men and one boy. Four Of the party
are thought to be- fatally injured. The
others are badly but not seriously hurt,
Their names are not known, being mostly:
Italians. 3si..la syfi 5z.s1'i .iss
The new natural gas well at the Jefferson
Iron Works WAS lighted last night. An
immense crowd Waspresent, and the event
was. celebrated with the firing of cannon
and; d;playin1 Of bands. The we'll will save
forty thousand buahels Of coal per month
for the company alone. tla-1 ssi'i a&I4
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Rates TO Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 24.-John Forsyth and
John H. Calvin, Of the local reception
committee, announce that all, railroads
leading into the city have agreed to carry
persons attending the National Democratic
Convention for one fare for the round trip,
good rom the 5:h to the 14th, with the e1.
ception Of the Northwestern and Milwau-
kee & St. Paul roads, which will charge one
and one:fitth and one and one.third. fares
respectively from non.competitiye points.
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The mouud.yilIe Camp Grounds.

The following named persons have moved
their families TO Mouudsyills camp grounds
this week, to spend the summer: y William
Hastings, Cecil Robinson, & James Warden
and Mrs: Ayers. About adczsn more fami.
lies will move down after the schools close
on Thursday. ~ 6sriS Sfssgis Fg,tsiss s. ~
The hotel has progressed nsisr as shineling
the roof. It will probably be fsi.hed and
ready for boarders BY the middle Of July
The friends OF that veteran minister and
telle. propose building him q cottage = He 10
77lyeSri Of age and has spent about 90 yesra
In the ministry. stIkts Ny t2tgiIfNag : \
y Prsachlug services will be held next Sun.
day at p n. fltS';E; s:i, :t,s h ,l :, +
Both railroads are issuing round trip tick,
eta Tor 46 cents, good for 80 days,
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Tho Stitch inTima.

:. WASHINGTON, June o4.-At the request
Of Surgeon General Hamilton the Secretary
Of State to-day sent cable dispatch to the
United States Consul at Toulon, France,
with a view to aacertaining the facts in
relation to the reported outbreak Of cholers
at that port. II the answer should indi.
cate serious epidemic the local quaran.
tine stations throughout the United States
will beadvised to adopt precautions against
introducing the disease into this country,
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ANoTHEx BANK GONE WRONG.
The Failure OF she old banking Firm
OF Morgan d Sons, New York.

!.
Tho Failure OF tho OLD Ranking Firm
OF Morgan d Sons, New York.
New YoRK, June 124.-Matthew Morgan
& Sons, bankers, have suspended. The
announcement Of the failure caus id a de.
preston in the stock market, but recovered
and became steadier. The firm was an old
one. "a d E ffgsy..si 8
The suspension Of Morgan 4 Sons is at.
tributed to the shrinking Of values of rail-
road bonds, principally Denver & Rio
Grande, oil which they were large holders
at high price. Edward Morgan is expect.
ed from Europe in q few days. Their Tia.
bilities are mainly due on Exchange, but
they have no liabilities on the Stock Fx.
change. Members Of the firm are large
real estate owLers, the New York Hotel
being one Of their holdings, and it is be.
lisved their inability to realizs on real
estate ia the immediate cause OF the sus-
pension. 4s5
The mouse Of NJ. Morgan 4 Sons has been
in business in this city. tnirty.fve years.
They came originally from New Orleans.
They always have been the correspondents
Of several London houses. They rated at
one million dollars. ,sss
Henry Morgan, formerly director in
the Denver & Rio Grsnde, gained consid.
cradle notoriety for opposition to tho Penn
sylvania company some years ago in the
O., @. & !. @. litigation. Eventually
the firm BOLD their holdings in the O., @. &
I. O. bonds amounting to 100000 at l20
after they had offered them at 100. This
transaction was the talk Of the street. at
that time the house dealt extensively on
Change. ~
The social connections Of members Of
the firm are very high, the daughter Of Ed
ward Morgan being the vile OF August
Belmont, Jr., and Henry Morgan is con-
nected with the family Of Mr.. Brown, OF
Brown Bros. & Co., by marriage. - s'T5i5