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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-13
PERSONAL


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People. Y
Mr.. John @. Merrima1 Is home from 9 trip
to Florida.
J. G. Marshall. Esq. OF Fairyiew, wau In the
city yesterday. Z
Capt. WI Bradley, Of New Cumberland,
was In the city yesterday.
Secretary Of State Stalnaker returned 10 the
city yesterday from Ksnsa, City.
Mr.. William Orr, Of stsubsnyllle, has &C.
copied the position' Of b~ook.keeper at the
Wheeling Bakery.
Nj. Joe T. Noble, OF Claysvllle, wa, In the
city yesterday, and was warmly greeted by
his numerous friends.
MI. J. M. Wells and wife. Of. Csntreyille,
Tyler county. Mr.. William G. Brown, jr.,
and wife, Of kinRwood, and Mr.. w. II. Fur.
bee, OF Ripley, Jackson county, are at the
MoLure. .,5 ..sr Gi,f Egrf.se
\ VIII Schwetfeger and Tom Richardson,
two prominentyouug business men Of Wheel.
ing, are in town.-Ed @. Brown, OF Wheel.
Ing, Is In the city.-Mrs. Dana 8. Geyer, OF
Wheeling, Is visiting friends on the South
6lde.--PiNsburgh Commercial. Gazette. -Ig 4
Invitations are out for the marriage Of Miss
SAo SaAuo " AL. "a. Ia Solt . 4ul1
event will take place at the First Presbyterian
church Wednesday evening, March is, and
be followed By q reception at the home Of the
BRIDES parents, No. G. Fifteenth street.
Mr.. W. L, Mallory, Of the Cincinnati firm
Of Mallory & Barker, gentleman widely and
lavoEably KNOWN this city, died suddenly In
Cincinnati Monday evening Of apop'exy.
He had dinsd a. the Qleen City Clnb With q
number Of friends, and had taken the narrow
game for his home In Avondale. He died on
the train.
The many friends OF Rev. Joseph Willetts
we're shocked at the announcement OF his
death, which occurred a: bis residence, 100
Twaltth street, Tuesday. His disease devel.
oped It's fatal character one week ago. His
funeral will take place from the Zinc Street
N. 4. Church to-day at half-past two O'Clock.
He ives long aud prominently connected
with Msthodism in this vicinity.
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STEURENyILLE,
Thieves Scntenced-Uiher Cn,e.-Funer.
e ~ .HT##r uIu-S.lf~ I'f,nt Ha.

Thieves Scntenced-Uiher Ca,c,-Funer.
E2 sls-City Clint.
The case OF O'Brien, Tor murder, was cor.
tinued till next term Of court.
The remains Of Mrs. Elizabeth Damn. r
former resident Of BttubenvIlle, but who. Tor
o number, OF years psst, hrs Lived In Louis.
vile, Ny, wero brought here from that city
yesterday evening, aud will be buried TO-
dsy.
City Council Tuesday night decided TO 70.
advertise fer bldu for the leare OF The new
opera hall. Mr.. Gardner's proposition, 10
pay Ter tie lease Of the ball by caring for tbs
euiire building, not being considered sstis-
factory, an ts6U
The remains OF Mira. John c, Brown. vbo,
died Tuesdsy, were taken yesterday to her
old home, neEr York. thia county, for inter:
ment in the family buryiug ground Of
Holmes church. Tho in,erment will take
plsce tomorrow. sE I
The cese tf Robtrt Stewart, cbsrred with
assault and battery, wal t!ied yesterday, and
Stewart ives clssrtd. He is D brakeman on
the c. r. road and the assault and battery
were alleged 10 have been made on q patser.
ger named French, at Eush Run. 80
The collector OF wa.tSs rents gathered in
5000 more money from tia. source last wear
that was reel Esd the year previous. Fhe
Water Works Trustees are urging tho build-
Ing OF q new reservoir for water s.orare. in
addition TO the two small ones now in la,
which are only OF capacity 10 hold about one
days supply.
Yesterday morning shorty after court
opened, the three Mooney piekpocke,s, vii.
sou, s:eel and Miller, aud the horse thief,
George Nichols, were brought In 10 receive
sentence. The pickpockGt9 got a year and n
hslfsplece aud Nichols 8 year In the penitpn.
iiary. There VIA considerable sympathy
with the latter, who seems to DO 3 por. Of
hall Witted fellow, hardly answerable 10. bis,
acts. The four condemned men were taken,
10 Columbus on the 9:45 A. NJ. iysia, on the
Panhandle, leaving the town within IN hoar
or two after sentence.
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DRADroRD, March u -crudc oil tiuctuatIuH.
Total runs Tuesday 67,as6 barrels; total shlpmenu
: 2t4 barre s.; charters, 43,7I0 barrels; clearAntes
1.sTi,00 bsr1ls United pipe line certificates open.
Cd a. q olltS, closed al 81 Of; highest price u Wh,
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The friends OF Mr.. Christ L.edl, city editor
Of tho lo!ksb'ait, we're grisved yesterday 10
hear OF the death OF HIS vile, which sad event
occurred at IN carly hour yesterday morning
Mrs. Lied! has been hopelessiy iii for many
wrfks, ard her death was not Unexpected by
hsr friends. She leaves several bright chill
drsn, one a baby. Mr.. L.cdl has ihe avn,
pathy Of large circle Of friends, aad e,pe cir i.
~ that Of his brethren Ct the city press. in
his sad bereavement. The funeral will /, Ia
place this afternoon At 8 o'clock from the
residence on Maiu street. the interment bsiuc
at the Peninsula cemeisry.
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U. !. as....-"-.....l0l III. 8. new Il. ,. l23j<
U. S.4H coupons....ll5L Hlgrl
RAILWAY BoSDs-Flrm. kansas aud Texas, zen.
eral skies roie 10 sik.
BTATE sEcunrin-Dull.
Pacific c. oi '95......,l2J TEX. Par. land rr'ts. 4oA
Central Pacific lrss. llS77I4 de Rio Grande div. y
g5s,s seconds 2 f S::"... Sl5.IH Y. Z. bonds, aIst--iisH
Louisiana eonsols".- Z 2: P; sinking lund..iiiG
Missouri 6s.....-""...le6 Virginia 6s.............. 40
81. Joseph ..m..-"-110 Virginia consols, *.
=. !. ~ !. J. hrst.-"ne TIA nat. COUPONS. a.
Tennessee old...--.. 4lHlVtryin!a deferrcd.. Z
Tennessee Cd. new. 4lGt'Eftts Interest.
sTocKs-Speculsiiou at the Stock Exchange was
active and stronger today. A more confident tone
characterized the dealings. owing TO The weakness
In sterling exchange aud a decline IN rates for
exports Of gold. The weak, ess In foreign ,xchanSe
Is due to the appearance Of bills agiiuSt securities
TO bs kh' rped by Saturdays steamers. At the pres
cut rate Of 81 s9Aai S91}<< there Is no profit In god
exports. Tho New YORK Centnl was the SD cInl
card aud rose from lis 10 l2iA icgulsr, md from
llSH 10 ll9M cash; GALES wero made At ll1sSillSL
seller B" aud at lls1s 'satles 70" setit + 68.day
op. iols ale falling due, and a number were closed
to-day. 4 number Of old short contracts, some OF
two and three years standing. were also closed ont
today. stocks were tclice AID commanded X TO
X percen. ios use on account Of closing HOOKS.
general market iAvorlbly. and an adyautc OF x 10
~ petcent!Ook place L%qckawauna, st. Panl and
Pacific Mall were features Of SPECULATION. Larks.
wanna told up to l2sH 81. Paul to 9isi,, Pacific
Mail 70 5IT, Central tsc!ilc TO ts14. Northwestern
10 Ish, Louisville q Nashville to iS7S; Like shore
TO lGs. Missouri Pacific 10 a04. Union IaciGc 10
7iIs and Western Union 10 75h The market closed
strong Il. the best figure, Of the day. Tompired
win last night sc!o Ing. prices Gre 4 10 l1S percent
higher, exc pit New York tentIsl. which & $sX rcr.
cent higher. ClcyelaLd, Columbus, Cluciunsti 4
Indianapolis 1859 from AZ to GS anu reacted 10 e..
6!1E. and Oregon Navigation ross 3 psreut to 81
6ld; The TIE 'surer Of the Missouri, ksnsss & Texas
Ing second mortgage inean,c BIRDS spd roppon
scrip upon the IcrIs adopted by the tife:lors No.
ycnieer g, 1883. Is EXTENDED un Il further notice.
resenting AS shares OF Manhattan Bank stock,
Transactions, 49,, OCO shsns.
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THE National Wire anu Iron Company of
Detroit. Mich, whose advertisement appears
~ sdis issue, Is one Of the largest manufacto-
rles OF wire and iron goods in the country.
ihey are also the patentees and sole mauu-
iacturers Of the celebrated National cheese
sa.e. Oar dealers will do we'll to write them
when 10 van oil goods In their liue.n
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A very pleasant party wcs given by Mr..
and MIR. samuel strsin, in the "Orchard,n
last night, in honor OF their quests, Will Barr,
Mr.. Fiekes and Miss Jessie Ridgely, OF steu-
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9. N. Haley, agent Equitable Life Insurance
association Of he United States, 1925 .Mart.t
street, Haeeling:
Dx.g sIg:-I beg TO thank you for tie re.
mArkably prompt and .%ficient manner with
which you paid the policy held by my father.
the late Tscnias I. Brsdbury, for 5000
which was paid In full within one week from
reee;pt OF proof Otdesth. l can from experi.
ence recommend tho Equitable as a fair deai.
Ing and liberal association.
I am, dear sir, yours truly,
GEO. W. BRApBuRY,
For Mrs. !. Bradbury.
North Market s;feet.
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nhs ~1aatelEt9eurer
0rlrc. Nor. 20 mud - FourIcentn Street


Found-small Sum Of Money.
For Rent-Brick House. =
Board Wanted with Room.
For ealo-Furniture aud Lease for Room
.Ssaekho!ders' Meeting.
Citiz ms Rnilding Association.
National Wire T. Iron Co.
Do Your 0Tu Rnofiug-B. +. Caldwell.
Just Gsceivsd-G. Mendel 4 Co.
German Students ~1amps-Nesbitt & Bro
Oae Thousand Beautiful Art Novelties
Head OF local.
For Rent-Furnished Rooms-Hsad OF
LEGAL.
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Dry

CIScIssAT1, o., March 2-Liys hogs steady;
common ard light y G0a6 9a; packing and butch.
en 80 Goa7 IS: receipts 2,4oo head; shipments l.bQl
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ODD lots FINE SHOES.

One hundred and My pairs womcn,s
Hne Kid Batt8a and Lace Shoes, at the
uniform. price OF $500 per pair, NOT
damaged but IN good order, at
]. W. AMICK'S,
l143 Maln street
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Mrs. Bonar, Of Rainey's Coal Works, who
was sent to the Penitentinry over a year ago,
for s.abb'ng q ineighbor with q pair OF .cis.
sofs, will ba relersed next Tuesday and re-
turu homp. go =
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CALL at the Domestic" Saving Machine
parlors and see the grand display Of dtcora.
i've art work, Thursday. Friday and satur.
DAY: the 18Th, l4!h AID 18th, GA. N to $50 r,
", i0Twclflh street, city,
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Do not lot be forced on you an inferior Cigar
because 1t happens 10 BE- in a box that once
held the Seal Skin Cigar, Notification OF
such occurrences will be 70 Harded.
AZ. RkrtL1, Agent, Wheeling, ", Va.
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ut has been six years since | was cured n
MS" says MI. ": Ford, Of Writ Jefferson
And 1t always will, reader. 5 $50, at drug.
eaHt, xxI.w
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WARRINGTON, D. O., March ls-l:s0 u
For Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley, warm.
or and fair weather. variabls winds, mostly
foutherly In the Ohio valley; e%ssterly in
Tennessee; lower pressure.
For the Lower Lakes, warmer and fair
westher. diminishing sou,herly winds. high.
or pressure.
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The Ancient Order Of Hiberniaus Of Bel.
isire, Ohio, will have a grand parade on
March lIth. Wheeling, Bsnwood, Bridge.
port and Martins Ferry Divisions have been
invited. -
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TIE OLD A STATE
TRkoa n Hand In Relieving tbs Suirer.
q Ing b. the Ohio Flood. f

Taitcs n Hand In Relieving tbs suirer.
& ing by the Ohio Flood.
When tho suffering caused by the 4 nod be.
gan 10 make itself known, Mr.. 8. T. Hersey,
Of this city, telegraphsd the condition OF at.
fairs to his mother in Massachusetts,. she in
turn, let her neighbors know, and several
barrels Of nice clothing and q sum OF money
was sent, all Of which Mr.. Hersey turned
over to the proper authorities and In reply to
inquiries wrote to his Massachusetts, friends
that no further aid was necer7ary; but they
paid no heed to this. MIR. Hersey Is In re.
csipt Of o lstier Stating that a largs lot OF uu.
derclothing hes been mrds up and is on It's
way, and enclosing the following letter:
TO the distributors Of aid for the sufferers by III.
Western floods, at Wheeling:
The people OF the town of bingham, a
doz,n miles from Boston, on tho south shore
OF Massachusetts Boy, have heard with pro.
found sympathy OF the losses sustained in
many places by ths great rise OF the Ohio
river. They have wished to do some thing
to mitigate thu tuffe.ipga thereby caused.
Their atteation WAS especially directed Ia
your vicinity by Il lacy, wao had dirsc,
knowledge Of your needs. A meeting ives
called Of such persons ss wished to assist in
collecting and making garments and raising
contributions Of money. Representatives Of
all religious societies responded to the cali and
the fruit Of their Efforts Is hereby transmit.
ted 10 you. =
Ills needless 10 add any eIprer5ion OF ten.
der compassion. The offerings from our little
town and from a people not ricn will speak
for themselves. We hope they will minister
relief 10 come In want. We have felt 1t to be
good for us to have our active beneticsnce
drawn out In this way, and 10 prove tha,
while one member Of oar common county
suffers other members thereof suffer with 1t.
In teaalf OF all who have given Of their
money, time and WORK we are, with Christian
charity and good will,
Your sincere friends,
5 THE COMMITTEE.
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RrAEYBER the Grand C,ncers 10 DO given
to Fourth Street NJ L. Church next Tuesday
night. Do not fail to be there.
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People tsoIng West

And others in want OF fire.srms should vet
our illustrated catalogue OF riffs, shot guns.
rtvolvets, &C., &c. 1t Is mailed free. Please
address J.. H. Johnston, Great Western Gun
Works, les smlthisld street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
ri yyh&H
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Market Square. -
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Conductor Jim Eberline's cap was blown
from his rlnglets yesterday when his rain
was near keohline's Ice house. It was n;cked
up by a eo5d little bay aud brought safelv Ia
the station and handed over. Tia sve5sce
American youth would have yanked The
gold buttons from 1t and laid the rap on he
rail to hide his IyaHk." $500,
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MI. Alexander Henry, 8 Drummond Place,
Adelaide street, West Toronto, Carada, Ger.
Tines tbst he wis permanently cured by ST.
Jacobs o!, the wonderful pair.corqueror, Of
rheumatism, sitter other preparations failed.
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Tho following shows the range Of the Their.
mometer, as observed at schuepfsd drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
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TIE DAILY MARKETS.,
The World.

Ngw YoRk, March l2.-Money easy at lLa2 Der.
cent; closed offered at IL percent Prime mercan.
tile paper 4hbh percent. sterling Exchange bank.
en' billsdull ats SEX: demand Il sSx.
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Ntnety':hrec pairs womsn's button Oxford
and Newport ties, sizes 9. 2H, s., at SIPS,
worth, from Sc 80 10 IS. These goods are a
lot OF samples from q well known slipper
maker, and are extra quality: Remember
tue sizes, We have not larger. in this lot.
~ = - =T pynvn
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GREAT bargains In damaged goods at J. W.
Fefrets, corner Main and Tweuty.first streets.
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Market square.
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GRIAr bargains 10 damaged goods ct J. ".
Ferrels corner Main and twenty.Arst streets
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specigj sale or Low Cor Shoe.

TlRrr pounds nails Tor 10 cents at Boyd,s
Market sQuars. - -.
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Best Cast Steel Ratchet for 50 cents at
Boyd's, Market Equare,
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WARRANTED Hand.saws. 60 cents, at Boyd's,
Market EQuara, a.-- -.
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G.. S. FEENr, manufacturer OF candies, al.
Sayshss q large stock Of fresh goods on hand.
Prompt and careful attention Given 10 orders,
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INDICATIONS

'7A.s. leA. 5 !. x.7r. y. "a. y. 10 x.sr.x.7r.x
80 Il ~ Al 81 ~ 10 asti
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NOTICE
SEALED PROPOSALS..
IfFf EiFRK'S LF.fCE,
WHEELING, ". VA. March y. lssI

- ".."r
CRY CIfRKS Cr;ics,
WHEELING. ". Va. March ., lSst.j
ReAltd propOssis Will DO received Il the orlcc o!
NE CITY Citfk until saturday, Mach IS, 1851, ats
o,eiocl :. ~ ios tho removal o'sl! ki,eh.n Ss,h.
year commencing April !. ISL, ihe bids 10 be rs iol.
For the Fin, district, comprising all o. the F!n,
ward.
Fo5 tho sscond ,dt4tsic:, comprising the Second
Fourth wards.
/, sos lhe Fourth district. comprising all south Of
wheeling Creek N hldwclIR Run,
For the Firth dIsuIcl, crmo,jsiry all south Of
taidWellS Run 70 the Southern line Of The city.
No person -ill he awarded .os moro than one
district. nor eau theT ba Interested In auy proposal
for mo,e than one dt.tiicl.
Proposals 10 DO a,ldnsad 10 the Chairman oi,he'
hGhs to reject an Of all BIDS.
- PRANK BOWERS,
priTleS' City Clerf.
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The Best Cast Steel Ratchet for 80 cents of
Boyd's, Market Square, ma
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RRIDG EPOHT,
fcraonai News nnd GOsSip-An Invalid
NOS .Engincer-Sotes.

Pcraonni News nnd Go'Sip-An Invalid
rs .Engineer-Sotes. ~ Is
Nit Harrison arrived in town last evening
with his ''gsips."
Anew building will 10 erected This so,inc
aololninS Gihin's restaurant, to be used Is q
business house.
Trains en- The G Up. road were all DELAYED
Yesterday on account Of part ola trestle work
Bridgeport station has nine SWITCHES or
side tracks. They are situated at different
points along the main track for @ distance OF
two miles. '--N I" "
a gang OF men were put to work Yesterday
IN tearing down the old walls OF the Hejnlein
burned building. A fine business BLOCK will
Dc efeo'ed at once on the came ground.
"Aben Mcdonald, an old,time ar;a,onort
boy, is lying very low with consumption at
his somc In S%tsubenville. For mn5v va,Ta
Abe run an crgino on the Cleveland &
fitlsbursh railroad and bis 'seryices wsre
highly appreciated by tte railroad companv.
Aa was always a jolly, soad.hearted felloT,
VIVA no 4geRifH H..#.HHEEs -hE-- -.,1 - -"rHt
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Boyd's. Market: eGnara. seu's a.
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GEEAr bargains In damaged goods at J. ".
fefrefs, corner Main and Twenty.frst %strceis.
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Market Square.
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certificates opened a, q %; highss, 81 OK; Iostst
q UO99s.,. closed At slots; slts t.tlL,0O barrels;
clcAtantes yesterday y,%26,00 barrels; runs 70 1890
S DsrIes. oil sit XIV III E :Iisss Ssr ,sosi, s II g sId, t 3 e.
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Ngw YORK, March l2.-Cotton quiet, futures
June II. 20c: July 1i.Sic: August u.loc: September
H. c; October lo.7ac; November l0.6oc: December
l0.6lc. :.
Leather.
NV YORK, March l2.-Leathcr steady and In fair
demand: Hemlnck knla 2lxa1aAc
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NEW YoRX. March u -With agents there
has tecn a moderate business 10 all departments,
but tho demand has bsen for small selecli0ns. The
chief feature 10 report isa shipaent direct BY
s;ea mer, which cleared to-day for Shanghai, of7,6sg
packages OF domestic cottons. This, with the thip-
ncnts tocome, will give = good export weer.
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CrNcISxATI, g, March l2,-Flou, active and arm.
No. red 81 VI. Corn stronger: No. 8 mixed sossac;:
atsnrmcr; No: linked ae1ss37c. Rye STEADY: n
:. &c. Barley dull and uuihauged. Tott dali y;
81. sosia %, Lard,eas!e, At 2 lbc. gnlk meats SuIst
tteadY; sloulders lsssi; snott' NIB ltE14c; short clear
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RUN DOWN BY A TUG.
Sinking Of Steamer in Boston Harbor-
Passengers Saved by Good Management.

BosroN, Aug 2a The steamer Rose Stan
dish, Of the Boston and bingham Steamboat
Company plying between Boston, Downer
Landing and bingham, was sunk IN the harbor
this evening, within sight of the wharf from
which she sailed, at Sis P. NJ The harbor was
full of sailing craft, and Captain Ingraham says
he was feeling his way among the boats to get
into clear water, and was just rounding the
stem of large schooner when he deserted
the Commercial Companys tug Wesley A. Cove,
a very powerful boat, bearing down upon him.
There was no time. the captain says, to even
blow the whistle before the propeller was upon
him. The Standish was struck abaft the for
ward port gangway, the prov of the tug forcing
its way clean through the deck plankings
into the engine room, scattering the lighter
Goals in every direction, igniting all
the woodwork in the vicinity, and as
an officer of the boat said, 'She would have
burned up if she hadn't sunk so quick. There
were 10l passengers on board, and for moment
there was great excitement. The instant Cap
tain Ingraham saw his vessel must sink he blew
the distress signal on his steam whistle. This
called i've tugs and the Stamer William Harrison
from adjacent wharves to the assistance of the
disabled steamer, and excellent was the discip-
line Of the crew of the Standish, and the ability
of the aiding boats, that every passenger, in the
sinking steamer without even getting their feet
wet The Standish sank within six minutes
after she was struck. The Standish was rebuilt
in 1874
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-08-29
THE CHOLERA.
The Daily Report Showing the Progress Of
the Disease.

The Daily Report Showing the Progress of
the Disease.
ROME, Aug 28The following shows the prog
ress of the cholera in Italy for the past twenty
four hours. Bergamo, 10 fresh cases. Bologna
2 deaths and fresh case; Campobasso, 6deaths
and II fresh cases; La Spezzia, deaths and 10
fresh cases; Milan, | fresh case; Naples, DEATHS
Parma, deaths and fresh cases; Turin, s
deaths and fresh cases In the province of
Cuneo, q fresh cases, Of which 26 are in the
town Of Fusca; 2l of these cases have already
proved fatal.
There were four deaths from cholera at Tou-
lon to-day. two at Layzene and FIVE at Marseilles.
The record Of cholera in the Toulon hospitals
for the twenty-four hours ended this evening
shows: Admitted, 4; died, l. under treatment,
81.
The cholera is not increasing generally in
virulence in the infected departments Of France.
Where the disease spreads it is found to be Of a
mild type. In Carcasonne and Perpignan, how
ever. the malady is becoming worse There
have been IL deaths in Perpignan, and 5000 Of
the inhabitants have fed the place.