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WnY 10 Il that 10 msny neglect coughs and
colds aalil they get consumption! Why ID
4 that so many died o. consumption! Il ID
b:eaaso they will no. come and DO healed,
Every one knows 4. sure conqueres OF throat
snd lunG diseases "a Dr.. Wirtnr's Bsl.am Of
Wild Ohe'ry, and that 1t, can be got at any
druggist. nav
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YES" said Mr.. Bsickhandles, "my bull.
deg hna wonderful artistic taste, He
wouldn't attack tramp the other day be.
csnsel tho cloth OF the mans trorsers
Sonldn't harlnonizs well with the color o!
htsiaws" .''sfpHr RI 0FII-. ~ -. - -
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HALEs Honey Of Horeho1nd and Tar over.
powers the most trou5lesome cough.
Pixies Too.hsche Drops cure in ore
minute. ~ "I '3 'T' tf' 'll'l
GLESN's Sulphur Soap oures skin diseases.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

i"ANTED-T,V0 GOOD STOGIE
10y, Makers. Steady employment. Address l..
WHEELER, TriGdclphiA Ohio county, ". Va.
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WASHINGTON Wales.
! Continued tig,,y, Fin. Pags. I

with = largo and very valuable collection OF
specimens gathered during the cruise.
Tho Alba!ross visited during her cruise 81.
Thomas, Trinidad, Gull oipAra, the Island
oiCu,icos, coas. Of Hayu; Klps.on, Jamai.
ca and number Of bayS to the cast Of the
iuland, New Grenada, .Anpinwall, Havana
and Icy West, also at each Of these points
tho surface. Bhore and bottom Of the sea
were thoroughly searched for the wonders
Of marine and animal lie, and the tesults
carefully preserved and packed In cases,
which are now at the Smithsonian. The
collection amounts 10 many tons 10 weight
and nnnibere folly half million uptcl.
mees, some Of which are extremely rue
no much 30 that each In many casea DO.
comts Of iteell . scientific piire. Among
these 10 tho "Rock Lily" an animal which
grown firmly on rocks ut tho sea bottom,
and ls In form and general appearance very
like the "riger Lily" The ntem 10 smooth
and is covered with q number Of branches
like tho petals Of lily. These petals are
the mouths Of tho plant which Iced, II 10
supposed, upon the snail forms Of Jelly.
fish and like animals. But three upeclmens
Of the plant.AnimAl have until recently
been found, and Of these mono were per.
feet. Sometime since, however, the United
States steamer Blake, while crawling Just
east oil uavaus, discovered number Of
specimsnn Of this strange plant.animal.
The Albatrosa having superior apparatus
Tor examining the bottom visited this
place, and In two days succeeded In Sc.
curing about two hundred perfect spool.
menu, which will be considered an ex.
tremely valuable aud rare collection by the
scientific world. Another valuable speci.
men found 10 curiously shaped black.lah
which Is said 10 DO entirely new TO the
scientific world, an infant flying fab no
more than an inch In length, and huge
scarlet star.6sh nearly two feet In diameter.
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CONVENTION CHAT.
THE LOCAL IcHoIs FROM CHICAGO ii,
X e'ssN"ll.s iatsrsst a. y. p.ei,irs non,at
Abprs.eA's-ssea,. .. u, stt,sts aad lbaut
sol The Bulletin BoaIds Lat siaht-Ch.sfs
IN tal for BIsiAs ~ Hope He1iu. h

up 10 last evening there was = notable
lack Of excitement Ia Wheeling over the
proceedings Of the Chicago Convention. A
csrtaln quiet interest, Of course. prevailed,
and inquiriss as to The progress Of the pro.
liminsriss Mers rqusnt But there wss no
noise, mono Of that isvsrish impA.iencs Al tho
delay Of Tho lightning on the wires which
characterised tie people here In 1880. .lE
Last evening", after The Convention reat.
sembled, and II WA announced On tho liz.
TkitidENcrn bulletin board that thsrs WAS
bars FEASIBILITY Of ballot last night tho II.
cltsment suddenly grew lntsnle. TIL . late
hour there VIA veat eoncoufse In front Of
the lhrriii0xxcxa Q 100 d waiting for tbs
sllghtsst intelligence from tho Convention. 4
hil'At}ae CHEERS ron BLAINE. Isl iNGlkn
Favorable mention Of t)laine'B prospects In
The bulletins provoked enthusiastic cheers,
which Increased the crowd, and ~ the nav
corners read the news tho cheers wsro n.
newsd.,S siiigNr aHlt,fakT IIsgs -i4H. u
About town the Blaine element, which bad
been quiet and retiring bsiore, ielt their
hopes rsSiving, aud moro cheerful sct oil
men II would be l.lh,ult 10 find. Thoy
gathered In little knots, shook hants with
each other and smiled the old Gotrsmile Of 80
There was "a anIiou, string Of inquiries
from suburban points, also, Bellaire, Maj.
tins Ferry aud bridgeport kept the tale.
phone operH,Ois irum going 10 h!eer. The
people thtre Beetned 10 DO ~ solid for Blaine
- those on this side Of tho river, and news
s7pposed 10 DO favorable TO the Numsd
Knight wAs received with varying e1ptes.
iorl oi delight, from an enthusiastic "DulIy
tnI Blslne!, to y tsrveat and reveren.
Thank God 7" W "frrytI'a1 III
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THAT PERSONAL EscousrEH,
4 straight Story About the Turner
f. ~ sfl 81 Cameron EisticuM. llsII-I

A Straight Story About she Turner.
~ n p Cameron xisiicun. IIly,s :
CHICAGO. June 5,-Wldely diyeru' 4 I'd
and exaggerated accounts Of tho encounter
bstween George Turner and Brewslc,
Cameron having gone out, tho following
authentic account Ia furnished the Also.
cia.sd prsas J, Tuesday evening George
Turner delegate from Alabama, met
BIowalGr Cameron, late General Agent oil
the Department oil Jun!ice, In the rooms c 1
Frank Hatton, In the Grand Pacific, and
tn asesull him because Il Nd
testimony before tho Springer Committee,
which alleged the dishonesty Of Turner
White, U. 3. Marshal for Alabama. Col.
Sharp, Chi,t Poetolllcs Inspector, and
Col. Thompson, General Saperintsnden oil
tho Railway Mall Service, advised Mr.,
Cameron to avoid trouble, which hs did by
remaining In llatton'A room till Turner
and his crowd, who were In the hall out
aldo waiting Tor Cameron, Loft tho build,
Ing. Monday night, about IL o'clock, Mr.
Cameron aud j. W. Bowman snterod tbs
main hall leading to the rotunda Of ii,
SiAh0 aGiuu hStet Anu mel NeoIRc 1uts
ner, Paul Slrobach ind Mr.
ChaS. J. ralham going out. Turnsr
and Strobach, on seeing Cameron and
bowman, turned and followed them, and
upon oyertsking Cameron Turner endsav
oted to strike him a blow on the face
which Cameron wsrded OF partially and
returned by giving Turner blow over III,
head with his cane. Saobsch ATTEMPTED
10 strike Cameron with Ills umbrella ant
was knocked down. AS soon a
Strobach got up bo:n he ant
Turner put their hands on their b IN. poke!
and advanced upon Cameron, whi droppe,
his cane and put his hands In MS over
coat pocket and warned bis a.ssilsnis Il
stand back or take the consequences. NJ
revolyeis werO drawn, but 1t /, pres,,net
that all the men were armed for Turner hal
been threatening Cameron 10, seysrs
days. Cameron hsl thus far, resisted h,
puisusslou Of bile friends 10 lave Turne
and strobach arrested for assault upon tht
grounds that their arcs. now would b.
AaipS OubLuVus 10 . #F..|.."#l lH th.t..
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HELLAlkE.

Various Items Of Local News and Cur.
'h- ti.A7 rent Gonslp. vs.
Freight trains came In a. usual yesterday
from Pittsburgh, The Smiths Ferry bridge
being replaced. SIT at ~ gFFf :
J.. H. CASTOR will have twelve, II not The
whole thirteen, If the Belaire delegates In
his favor for Probate Judge at tie County
Convention. . ss'SguT 20 q =
The operation OF trepanning was rr,form.
ed on Mary Maussl! yesterday. to relieve the
Inflammation cau.ed by fall on the Ice re-
csived last winter. % agg ,se4.5
Tom Lilly was arrested yesterday ty Mar.
shal Burke, charged with keeping gambling
place. He was bonnd over In the sum OF
500 TO Answer The charge At court ,ssrs-
Raw. N. Hsirz,, Of the German church,
will be absent on b1alness and pleasure for
several weeks. Rsv. W. Braun, OF Wheeling.
will preach here once or twice during this
time. - lad. .I-....
The branches OF the Noble street sewer to
on the South Bsllairs. Nineteenth street,
sewer has been btgun. The sewer pipes used
are made to undergo very close inspection
and the work will be thorough. Z
The Supreme Court OF the State has refused
to hear an argument 10 set aside the verde.
Of the Common Pleas and District Courts In
the case OF y. 8. 3. Baron against the Penn.
sylvania Company, In which the judgemsnt
In favor OF plaintiff was 50 900 and coss,
with interest from February II 1852 This,
1t Is said, ends the, clAe, and the Judgment
Will probably be paid In short time.
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A DIsrlHQUIsHED AUTHOR.
The Poet Laureate Of tho world II
STF' wheeling. II

The Poet Laureate Of tho world In
t5.5 Wheeling. -. q
Attn. Mcclure Horse Lent evening. strik.
ing looking individual With dark hair and
piercing black syes, wearing bis hat on tho
back o.. his head. approached the counter
aud with flourish registered q, "ProL
Z,daker, Cleveland" Throwing down Ike
pen, he announced that he was no ordinary
mortal. He wei musician. an orator, 4
gnat author, poet,lnureate OF the
world, I and be eIpec!,d shortly to
wed the queen. His very remarkable
convention soon attracted q crowd about
him, aud after brief informal hsrauRue, be
wsl induced to 70 to tho parlor, play On The
plano and sing. The7' be brought out an
arm load Of little pamphlets, which he com.
msnced . selL de explained th.t this W.,
an anawer I, Ingsr-oll, and 1t sold we'll At IS
cents copy. - ,'k a5stis $500. u t4ss,
Ths book hrs irontisnIecs, portrait Of
the author, bearing tho legend, w +dnker,
Poo. Laureate OF the World, rel j,r OF Inse,.
soll." An RlterlAk a. ysler reielJ 10 tbs
words below, !HNsv Word. gia 4
The title pags OF the book reads thus: 1--WE
come With verse to greet you! As Washing.
ton ht1 saved our Mothers Earth, who 10
Protecting her Daughter. A tito thus glyep;
Resourc,u Of Ipgersollism, bearing q d;scsit,
ton Of Fountain Of Grimes. A Gond Night
to Fading Bud and Flower. by Z,dnfer,
Poet Laureate and Author" IT. 5is5sIii ,'sssr,'
AOn thu reverse OF ths title 10 tho inscrip.
ton: "Take warning l. Ent, red ACCORDING 10
&C. Of Congress By. Prof. Ca,sius Ma1oe!ius
Clay ...edakar. For this Law 10 Mighty -
The dsdicauDn is yet mora novel "Respec'-
fully Dedicated to Orange Blcnams and Bri.
DIAL vins; the American Princes, my future
Bridt."AA further note says that .".The PREF,
may Inbals tbs E1quiaits and Elaborate Per.
iune Of tho Yalupiuous d,ssr. within, With.
out the slisht:st molaatation !, whAtyrr.' y
Taken all ihsll, Prof. Z,daksr and bis book
are about A. insxpllcablo ~ any combination
that hes been ,ceu In Wheeling Tor genera.
t!on. Both remind one strongly Of tho
early history OF 'dhitsau, and Lii srrstIo
writings. He espre.es his intention to can.
yssstho town to-day forihe sale OF hin book,
Ha came hare from eteuben villa. II :. go
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STATE AND yltINlrY.


Recent DoinEs OF west virgininns md
n MO their Neighbprs. HTa
Tho commencement exercises at franklin
college. Nav Athsna. will occur on the % h
Inst Thars are seven graduates. lfaa1IS.-
A carrier pigeon INV from Wheeling TO
East Liverpool. q distance u 10 miles, Ii an
hour and fifteen minutes one DAY last week.
/ At tho dedication OF the new Disciples
Church, at Flushing, Sunday, May IS co..
lsction was taken, and debt Of 81 400 lIqui-
dA cd. ~ E..4 -nEl ny ~. Nlt"a
.yhe, wool market has not yet opened In
Belmont county, but a few sales have been
made at 80 cents per pound. In ono instance
1t l. reported thai IS cents was paid.
A tent meeting will bs held in Ct. Clnlrt.
Vile by the Seventh day Adysntisis, begin
ming batuiday evening, June 7.h, and con.
tinus as long ~ tho in,e,est lnay demand.
( The time for holding the annual Penny.
royal Rsuni0n, In Guernsey onunty, Ohio,
has been changed from August eth and 18th
To- August e0sh and 2l,t, In crdtr to accom-.
modnte the nausgers Of tho BAruesviils Dis.
trict Fair and avoid conflict Of dates.
+ A Mr.. Robinson, OF West Virginia, repre-.
ssntiEg a New YORK frn, 10 prospecting for
oil at Jseobsburs and Bethel, o. The Gazette
says that he has leased nearly 1 900 .c,ss OF
land, and will put the first test we'll down
within sight Of Jact bsburg. MIR Robinson
will return this week, from business trip 10
PArkersbuIg. W. Va, when work will imms.
dlately commence. ~ lH aTs5
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= 'SFs - 3 .n---H '|NfN
Tho strawberry serson 1t this place 10 now
fairly opened and bhipmanta are being daily
made 10 Chieago. The prices received ior III
6rst bs,siea sent there were not .up 10 Tho ~.
pec,stions, owing To- the fast thst The make
IL we'll auppliod with the Illinois crop. Munh
betttf prices will 10 doubt DO received nrxl
week, ~ ths>hulk ot!the IllinoI, berries mi
DO marketed 10 . few dsya The supply from
Baruesvllls uill 10 Hluoh larger ,nan, ave,
beiore. Not only 10 tbs acreage largely in.
creeSsd. but from present prtupec's th5 c.op
promises to DO much above The average, IL
productivenets. A. nesr awe ara sble %
judge. there are about ono hundrpd scres 81
producing plants In this vicinity, which WI
b largely increased by next year, nearly ali
OF tho present groxera having Increased ths
amount under cultivation, and 4 number Of
nav growers being added 10 The list. h Jot a
scoles this wear. u Ia. tbs pail, ID the largest
grower, having about lshtsen acres ready for
picking. He 10 followed BY James and
yoaoph Steer With eight acres, tho BarloW
htothers With Ava acres. Isaac N. Vail. James
Edgerton, Samuel Hilles, Robert CoVsn. ii
., barnes, William Bryant, with but little
!sas. aud thsse In turn arc followed bv Al
least twenty otho'S who arc growing for the
market Tho crop 10 yarlously nut Al from
eight 70 twelve thousaud bushels, and viii
put At LIANT $4,000 In the pockets Of ths
growers OF this ncIghborhood. & = ~
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Z pien,nut Driy,nx,rar,y,

The arsl driving party, Of the session. took
place last evening" a guy party OF Wheel
tDgs society folksleit the city abont 0 O'Clock
enroute for St. @ airsville. lAi,erA charming
drive OF about two and hall hours over th.
Belmont county Mills the pretty little county
seat was reached. Tho party s.epptd at the
National hotel aud alter brushing OF tho dait
Of the National pike sAt down 10 snmr-
tuoua supper. Spring chicken and wat.
a1 weis the main feature OF tie
BILL OF fare and ride home by moon
light was not, The least attractive Fart
Of the evenings programme. The party was
made up as tcllowt: Messsa. Charles LIS,
i:wln Singleton, Az. or.oby, John List,
Alex. Laushlin, E. Hildrrth, Walker Frissel!,
Al Glass. James Hall, Thomas Burke, OF.
Rhod :, Charles Hobbs. Harry Frat zheim,
Will Delapain, And Misses Hst,is Glass,
Louise Cummins, Laura Lussns, Carrie
Drues, 2tnna Fissher, Gallo Beall, 'ol
Brooke county, Moilis PAUL., >Dee little,
eallle Whitaker, kitis Uptegnft. Miami.
R1Eell. Louise Lnughl!u and Jennie Bloom.
held a,-s- - -Urf'>s y,
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TlLDEy NORA CANDIDArE,
Henry WAtterson hnys Tilden 10 Inex.
\ - ofAbln In Ills Il efQAnl ~

Henry watternon bays ridden 10 Incx.
y Soy orAble IN His Hcfosai. %-.Lr'
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 5.-In regard 10
Filden's letter declining TO accept the
Presidential nomination to be presented to
the Nav York State Convention, Henry
Waltcsaon in an interview. in. the Ti#s
to-day D raye; "Ar. Tilden's resolu.
ton not to allow the use Of his
name or to accept the nomination has
been memorable since 1880. He has com.
municated this resolution to his irieuds
with candor and decision. He has at no
time eQuivc0ated or -hc1itated. Z, The
statement made { by Mr.. DAua : to
VIZ. Doraheimer Is trao, and Nj,
Iilden's friends have proceeded upon
this knowledge Of |. with bis entire
coysent. Many Of these using Tilden's
name In connection with the nomination
know these things a. we'll as do and are
using Tilden Tor dishonest purposes OF
their own. He would not accent the office,
far lets the nomination, and this will be
authoritativaly communicated to the New
York State Convention y 800 81 ii.
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CLARK,,llLr, TENN, juno 5.-At tho
preliminary examination yesterday { I Rar.
som Morrow and others Of tho party Of
outlaws, captured Monday. the State e1.
amined isw, Of its witnefses. Tho Jus.
tice committee the. prisoners without
ball. The vitue:Be, all identified the
body CT Dick 0veIton, found 4 10
tho cave. Williams, an OUTLAW,
iashei.in.law, testified to Bill Alorrow's con.
lesion that they helped 10 kill John Brown
and Dick 0velton. The testimony Of the
witnesses was full Of tue most blood.
curdllng details. They all raid tina. they
bad been threatened with death by the
gang II they revealed anything. Some had
been run out Of the country. 1t was shown
that q man named Sleigh had been killed
Tor limiting at kuowledgs 81 Browns death.
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Mou,iug Pigeons.

z The Excelsior Homiag Pigeon Club, .oi
Baltimore, sent to Thomas Campbell, tho
agent Of the Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad Com.
Ipany At Belltou. ten carrier pigeons. to be
turned loose yesterday morning at O'clock
more In live and one.hah hours. The won.
deriul instinct Of theao birds, that conducts
them on straight limo home from such a
great distance, after having been cooped up
In Gloss eIplesa car, and that passing over
the mountain and rounding tho numerous
curves on the line OF the baltimore q Ohio
rosd In Maryland and West Virginia, and
most OF that distance at night, puzslts the
man who cat SEQ clear through the Chicaso
Convention, and has his man named bsiore
any ballot Is taken. II. 8. White wrote on
slip Of .paper and tied fast 10 one Of them
when they were started homo the following:
''This lol Of pigeons are solid Tor Arthur"
Tilden. - ~ .54 ,EgtF-t.1E5 u * ~ = !
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ST.. LOUIS. June 5.-The Post. D,pa,ch
specisi tsys Lieutenant Iice, Qua,sermss.
ter, U. s. A., walked CIR train while in
motion near Mexico, Mo, last night and
was instantly killed. He was en- route 10
Chicago from the west. He was In his
night clothes when found, and is sup.
posed to have been in somnambulistic
state when he met his death, M
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ST. Lsuls MOI Jans 5-rbo; elevated
railroad bill, which ba, $been dragging
along In the Municipal assembly for
many months and which every body
thought was killed. was taken up by the
Council last night and parsed. As II had
already PASSED the House 1t is now a law,
A number OF New ~ ork capitalists are
concerned in the enterprise, and The
projset will no doubt DO speedily carried
ont. The road will run from the bushes,
center to the western limits, with branche,
10 tho northern and southern anburbs. AS
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Officer "chssyy" Reed yesterday picked IN
little girl, apparently about two yeirs Old,
wandering alone on Chspllns street, south oi
Sixteenth, with no clothing but = uImpls
slip, bare headed and bare footed. IT ooniS
not tall ia name, or wheYs Il lived, or any.
thing else about ITSELF Reed left 1t with
motherly woman, expecting tho parents To
report the loss Of thu child 10 heacq usrtsrs
but mp to midnight nobody had claimed thc
baby, nor had any case Of mining child
been reported to the police. go : -
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GEN, BABCOCK,y DEATH.
ssampea In the BisaEsrs on the FLORIDA

sssmpeq In &hc BIsaEers on the Florida
" Cont. ',Et }SgFhl : 4Iifl
WASHINGTON, June 5.-The Secretary Of
War has received the following telpefam1.l
from Mr.. g. W. Benjsuiu, dated Aa.or,
Florida, June 4!h: e'las 3.s.i.Fit &
General Babcock, with tie clerks OF the
tiith and Sixth Light House Districts, ar.
rived on the tender Phar. J { IF MosuuIto
inlet June ID. IA large whale boa. with
seven men went CT to him about II o'clock,
On her return Babcock and party embalial
In her to come ashore,-Qn-!!h.;r-onn,ar'IS S h..
,hraaka's Us sa. s!!sssilng oar was broken and
the boat 6lled sId capa;sad. The Gsnarnl
held on to the boat until che reached tbe
shore breakers, when; ho and all haads
we're torn from the boat and he, with thres
Others, were drowned. : I am here with
their remaina on my way to Washington. D,
, The Secretary Of War has telegrsphed
the aignal officer at Jacksonville, Florida,
70 cause the remains Of Babcock 10 be- ern.
balmed and sent 10 Wa ,hinptou. y, : III
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A strong effort We, made yestardsy to
nrang, for Council meeting tnis evening,
or the iklrposs OF further considering ths
various abroad questions now pending, put
Il was defeated owing to tho fact that al
prts,ut thore IL conilderAble work that do.
manda the attention Of the various commit.
tees, and that regular meeting will have 10
DO held next Tuesday evening. 8 The Com.
mittee on Claims 10 called for tonight, and
tits probable that tho Committees on Osdi.
nano.s and Streets and Alleys Will also meet,
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Tho Gla.. sanufSn,u.s,r.

A subcommittee OF thu Executive Com.
m.ttac Of the organ Z ,tIon Of CHS H.nuf so.
turers Of tbs Ohio Valley, formed In thIi CITY
few months ago with view to forming I
pool, came down 70 this city yestsrday, aud
were In session With Wheeling, Bsllaiss and
other Manufacturers all day 81 the rooma Of
the Ohio Valley Protective Unlon. Tho pro.
c!edingn were kept vary q1ist, but oonalde;.
abba progress wee made ID Arranging minor
detai!ao o! the pooling agreenent. Tbs reject,
there % now no room to doubt, will b sue.
ce,siullyput into execution. An, al 4
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ralicc Euurf,l,uInth.

.gJohn Alum and John Aulvoy -.wsru. the
Avn men arrested "Wednesday night for par.
tic,patIon In Tho tight which originated al
ina Merchuntd restaurant. They were fined
SID and ooTis each Yesterday In Police Court.
Mwsrs Gsus and Foster were discharged, tn.
evidence showing that they were not 70
blame at all IN tbr. tnattss. 49,,
! Fr.pd Hal!ett and his wife, whote quarrel
VA, mentione In yeAtordSy's lSTELLio1NcE
were both arraigncd, aud Hallett was fined,
rhila hls Hife WAS dismissed, -, n. f!si q
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Pl7TtnuRoH, June 5.-The extensive
brewery Of D. Lutz ( Sons, together with
tho Ice house. malt house and ssables
and two dwellings, In Allegheny City.
was totally destroyed by Gre thia evening.
Loss $50 900. on which there 10 An insus.
ance Of $4,000. equally distributed In
home and foreign companies. The fro
was caused by spontaneous combustion
and spread :, 50 rapidly that BY the ne he
beyond control. William Hoffman, q an
employe,, was fatally injured being hit by q
splinter thrown from The rooL. !, ~ la
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-06

Nav CoMERsrowS, juno 5.-Meetiugs are
now being held at points along the line Of
the Mt Vernon, Coshocton 4 Wheeling
Railroad In Ooshocton and Tuscsrawa,
counties. The survey will be commenced
at Roscoe in few days, and line be run
through this place along the bank Of
tho Ohio Canal, and the competing lines
will be asked to SHOW what they can do on
right Of way and subscription. - z