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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-10
FINANCE AMI TRADE,
The Features OF tho oIonoy and stoc;, ",

4he fe@turcs OF tho Money and StocH Mar.
r#s kcts.
NEW foRK, Dec. money la3 percent: olose,
offered at X percent. Prime mercantile Ilnc
lElt6 percent. Sterling Exchange bankers iii,
hTgla n s.A: deinNla 81 ~. -
GaSElSAES1--firn.
STATE sECulIrlE-Dull..
KAlLn0Ap B0SD-iricgular,
aIoCks-Lherc WINS very ittle Interest tothe stocl
market today and bNs,nca wis light, In th11
carly aNhiniss, tlleEe was considerable irru,lluritv
WY hSA rule " prices were recorded, The ID
c!ihe, however, was inlinpUruu,t. ranging from 4
lo2s percent. Hcir midday Il tirIncr ,on0 lrcy,iil,.i
ana nh advance oiss4alI: percent { ok plhcc; New
il 'ti,c last hoif OF h,,siuess th U.i ie@nSd oho,o,,
and prices rceedcd X to X percent aud tic jna,Er.
closed weak. Compared With Lat nights ci1simp
ALA Southern sMniis s. Paul, w I'Sit af Esf I IL ,o K I n"!.
cent lower. Ohio & Mississippi ADVANCED { ID Il
Oregon Improvement ] to q, 49,
Transactions lS7.GoO shatcs.
Eatitie y q %. lS6;; Central Pacific, liz: Fig
nfIs: i&hlsn Wilkes, TyM; Louisiana couSolt, X:
Missousi q, lol; 81, Josep!. lilo; S. P.N S. c. fists,
MA, tPnn9ssee e.. old. Il; do new. iO1i: Texus
ii 1njnm IAN. aamu nrants. aLH: do lilo Guinde, 81;
~ ~ Si,t, ngt4c hfsE ll3Es; do Land Grants. 1861:
s aT s'4 cx,n; Fund lls;ylistnln g, 40; Virginia Con:
A,htma Express, ~: American Express, 81; Canada
s ~ g; Central Pacific, NJ; Chesapeake i
uhlo, "a; DO first preferred. JOY; DO SECOND prs.
isttesi, * naked: G., G., e. 4 L., o.: Denver 4 Rio
Wayne, e ;lInnnIlsli &,st. Joseph, NJ; do prefer.
red ~ knisaS ( Texas, 10; Lake. Eric & Western,
taSe shoN, :e1I1; Louisville Il Nashville, 70
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l. u. o.. ...a ... H.It-4a. I""I,. p. ~ ~ rrNII'
lean flag wrapped about It, placed length.
wise on the reel, and thus were they con.
signed 10 their last resting place. Among
those who were thus buried were, Henry
Phillips, who was the first, and John Dor.
ing the last Mart Watkins, George Fay,
John Francis, Willim Ditty, Larry Grly,
Richard Dorsey, Larry McLain, w. W.
Holiday, Dave Sadler, John Brady, lar.
tholencw Link and - leon. The Inst
three were buried the same day, NIL being
killed at the Star Foundry llro by falling
walls. 7
The reel was sent 70 Bodley's shop to
be overhauled md lightencd. Among
other changes made was tho removal Of
the five chimes which were left ut the
shop when the reel was removed to the
hose house, md in the Bodley shop fire
in 1871 they were burned. The reel has
sees much service, and although t'has
been thirty.two years since 1t can't 10 this
city Chief Dunnfng still has parts OF the
same reel in service In the more modern
paid department.
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THE BALTIMORE Is on1o's PLANS.
Big improvements Contemplated In This
" Vicinity. ..

Big Improvements Contemplated In Thu.
Vicinity. Vi
A gentleman who is in 4 position tc
know, but who disclaimed authority tc
speak for the company, said Yesterday
alludingto the plans OF the Baltimore {
Ohio Railroad Company detailed in yes.
tcrday's 1STELLlGEScEn, "There can be
no doubt that. the present plans OF tho
company, when carried out, MS they will be
without delay, will greatly benefit Wheel,
ing. The completion OF the Gonncllsville
extension, OF which but Il short gap now
remains to DO finished, will greatly shorten
the distance 10 the East and plaee Wheel.
ing OF the main line, and predict that
other decided improvements will DO made
here about that time"
"What about the alleged now depot
here?"
"There has been a great deal OF talk
about that, but it is all premature"
In this CONNECTION n telegram from Bal
timore states that the baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company has effected a loan OF
$4,000, 900, which is to DO expended in
thC improvement VI lHc ! ulNl-
sion OF the yoad, a Pittsburgh paper OF
last evening says: ut is hardly neces-
sary to state tho scheme contemporaries the
most extensive plans and the thorough
perfecting ofthe company's plant. Among
other extensions that will be made will lie
tho branch from Washington to Fair
mont OF the main stem, will, the design
to take the coal and coke traffic from
that region Of West Virginia. The large
passenger and freight depot in this city,
which has been for years in contempla,
ton, will be among the local gains IRON
the big loan. Thi5 depat will accqmmo:
date the traffic Of the Baltimore &Ohin,
the Pittsburgh Junction and the Pitts.
bprgh Western. In the ABSENCE OF Vice
President ling from the city, it is impos,
,slblc to give in detail! to-day The narttcu-
lars Of tho plans Of Improvements dc.
signedto be made to this city and vicinity,
butthat they will be extensive there can
be no doubt
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HELD IN $4,000 BAIL.
The McGlnlcy.nnrrctt smuggling Affair In til,
Courts.

The McGlHley.nnrrctt Struggling Affair In the
Courts.
Andrew Mckinley, an account OF whose
alleged brutal assault on John Barrett was
printed in Yesterdays ISrELLlGEScE,,
was arrested yesterday forenoon OH n war
rant issued by Squire Ankle on complaint
OF a brother Of John Barrett, the injured
man, who accused Mckinley OF an assault
with intent ITO wound, disiigure, main,
murder and kill" After a hearing Squire
Arklc ordered McGinley's commitment to
jail without bail. Ills attorneys, Caldwell
\ Caldwell. however, made application TO
Boyd to have him admitted to bail,
and the petition was granted, bail being
fixed in the sum Of $4,000. The prisoner
furnished bond with Patrick and James
Mckinley as sureties.
The wounded man, John Barrett, was
much worse yesterday, and the physicians
held out little hope OF his recovery.
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~STILLAFrER THE BOARD.


Tho Mayor Accuses Them u 1Iismunusc.
mes,t, etc.
In the First Branch last night the most
interesting matter next to the election for
a Chief OF the Fire Department, was The
following communication from the Mayor:
10 the Honorable, the City Council:
In n communication to you some months
ago l called your attention to the fact TINT
| the Board Of Public Works were entering
into contracts for large quantities OF t;re
brick blocks ut the price OF SIS Der thou.
sand without advertising for bids. Inow
desire to submit herewith the offers Of re.
sponsible fire brick manufacturers who
use the same quality OF clay and will fur.
nish the same size and quality OF brick
blocks rs the city Inns been using. About
two millions OF the brick have been used
during the past seven months and these
offers show that about $500 could have
been saved to tho city in this item"
Here the Mayor inserted copies OF two
bids he had received. The first was from
the Calumet Fire Clay Co., OF Jefferson
county, O., quoting hard burned paving
bricks madeof Are clay 9 inches long. a
inches wide and y inches thick, which
will give n weight of..about nine pounds,
ut Sl3 per NJ. on boat or cars at factory.
or at sic per NJ. delivered by water. TIC
company stated that it would not desire
to make more than $50 900 for fear that
it might interfere with its regular trade,
The second was from RowlesG Goucher.
OF McCoy's Station, Ohio, offering to fur.
nish 1000 good hard burned paving
brick weighing not less than ten pounds,
OF any desired shape, suitable for street
paving, equal In quality to sample shown
at SIG 80 per NJ. /. 0. b. cars or ut wharf in
this city. Continuing, the Mayor wrote
as follows:
ain regard to tho matter Of paving
Huron and Virginia streets, that lob cost
more than $1,000. and was therefore I'M.
dertaken by tho Board in violation OF nj
least the spirit OF the ordinance governing
it. Part Of the brick that were used in the
job were purchased under contract for tho
paving OF EotP street in the Eighth ward.
aud were diverted from that street by tho
Board in violation OF the stipulatioins OF
the contract. Furthermore there will be
at least $1,000 lost to the city on account
OF the property holders along Virginia
and Huron streets not being required to
contribute toward the cost OF the improve.
mcnt, as has been done elsewhere. The
property owners along Sixteenth street,
in tho Fourth ward, subscribed $1,000 TO-
wards paying for the paving Of that street,
EoG street, In thu Eighth ward, was also
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Strangers in the City md Wheeling Folk.
Abroad.

Strangers In the City md Wheeling Folks
AbrOnd.
Auditor Miller was up Mt Wellsbure
yesterday.
J.W. Talbot, late Sheriff Of. Barbour
county, was at lie State House on bust.
ness yesterday. .m.r'
Mr.. John Zumbull, OF Cincinnati, and
Miss Bearolf, Of GAINESVILLE, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Menkemiller, nthe
South Side.
Mr.. W. A. Heimberser, until yesterday
Il clerk in the Auditors Office, lett last
evening for Omaha, accompanied by Ills
wife. Mr.. Heimberser will 80 into bust
ness with his brother-in-law ut Omaha.
His departure will be greatly regretted
here, but he carries with him to his new
home in the West the best wishes OF host
OF friends,
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Just Received,
!M boxes Messina lemons.
LOO boxes Florida oranges.
. boxes Frail's dates.
For sale at low market rates by
&. S. FEESy,
14l0 Main street.


IL extended to those who contemplate
purchasing holiday gifts to visit our stores
not TO buy-but to look through our
stock Of holiday novelties, to ac1uaint
themselves with our manner Of doinp
business, and to learn what low prices one
price to all makes. Judges say we have
the largest and finest collection Of these
goods ever brought into Wheeling and So
we have, and we want all the people to
sec the choice things we have placed on
exhibition. +. NJ. McGILLlS & Co.
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lry Goods.
ley Goods.
AANTA CLAUS


Our Store-room is packed
with choice Fancy and Staple
Goods suitable Tor HOLIDAY
GIFTS, and as there never was
a time in the history Of the Dry
Goods trade when a dollar pos
scsscd greater purchasing pow
ers than now, we cain assure the
public that great bargains await
them in every department.
Please call as carlyin the day as
possible and avoid the great
rush that usually occurs in the
middle Of the afternoon.
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TnE holiday goods displayed on Geo.
r. Taylor's tables and counters make his
store very attractive.
Forsyti,e Gets s Yours.

Rich Forsythe, convicted on Monday OF
highway robbery Of Alexanderk Rcmick,
n stranger whom he SHIELD up" in the
yard Of Il Market street saloon several
months ago and robbed OF large sum OF
money, but who followed him out upon
Market street ind secured his arrest, was
yesterday brought into court in Part l for
sentence. Judge Boyd gave him eight
years in the penitentiary at Meundswllle.
The sentence waa generally commended
about town yesterday, and a hope was ex-
pressed that several others OF Forsytle's
class OF criminals might get q similarly
wholesome dose OF justice.
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The Secretary OF State yesterday issued
. certificate OF incorporation to the ORR
entail Insurance company, OF Charlestowu,
Jefferson county, a mutual life, accident
AND endowment society. The sum Of
$1,000 has been subscribed to the capital
stock and 500 paid in, and the privilege
is reserved OF increasing the capital TO
$4,000 in all. The co%rporators arc Isaac
$. llough, Lewis Dinkle, Maggie a.
Dinkle, Winfield S. Kendrick and John
CO. G. Hough.
A charter was also issued to the Self
Winding Clock company, OF New York
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Who Now Unknown VIII Take $3.50, 900.

Who Now Unknown VIII Take sl:0, 900.
The little tusscl OF thousands of nil sorts
and conditions OF people with Fortune,
will take place at New Orleans, La, on
Tuesday, Dec. 10th, 1851, when Gems. G.
!, Eeauregard, OF Louisiana, and Jubal A.
Early, Of Virginia, will gently but firmly
scatter So2a2,500 among tho fortunate tick.
et-holders Of the Louisiana Stale Lottery,
ct the Grand Semi-Aunual (l75th month.
W Drawing, Of which "M. a. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La.," is prepared to give any
Information desired. nxw
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 10.-l A. Nj
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, light yariablewinds, nearly sta
tonary temperature.
For the Lower Lakes. generally fair
weather, westerly winds, higher tcmpera-
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ALL.WOOL KNIT JACKETS.

We have now IN stock n full line of The
above jackets; also, an extra heavy quail
ity for butchers, anda full line OF Scotch
Wool Underwear. warranted not 10
shrink. G.. HESS l. sons,
Merchant Tail0rS and tents Furnishers.
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That Elegant Christmas Girt.

a want so long felt now 10 be gratifcd,
a ~wc!l:known minister OF PHILADELPHIA
sends a book containing a sketch q; the
lives OF the authors Of all our leading
hymns, and the thrilling circumstance
that, Inspired their writing. III. Si,ep.
lar orders.
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Sporting Authority.

A really invaluable specific, rcmarksthe
London, Daily Sportsman, cditorially, for
bruises Is St. Jacobs Oil. 1t IL Well-known
In the English market, and has gained
Immense fame in America, Australia and
all parts oil the world.
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The following shows the range OF the
thermometer rs observed ut Schncpfs
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
-. NJ, So; IL Nj, 4.';3r NJ, 420;7r. NJ,
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DECIDED steps ought to be taken to cure
n cold or cough ut once. We should rec
ommend DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. This
valuable medicine is Endorsed BIZ physi.
clans and You can rely or its doing the
work every time.
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Oh ristmns Cards-McLure House Art Store.
London unh New York Laughing Success.
Coal! cOal!-W. j. Warden.
Price OF Gas Coke licducci-E. ~lIaz!ett.
More for Your M~orcy-l.osan & Co,
Spare Rlhs, Ac.-D. |. List, Jr.
A Splendid Holiday: Cliff. II. Cmgo-Fourth
page.
Holly and l:rerstccns-kirk's Art Store.
ROar!ers Wanted
Terrible C,lamity-Fourth rAge.
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JAMES NoLL, Ceplas Davis, John Rod
man and Raymond Seabrisht entered the
evening school Mt the Wheeling Business
College. last evening. Thirty.iiye students
were presGnt.
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asked; Louisville, New Albany 4 Chicago. 10:
Memphis 4 Charleston, LIST preferred, 10; do a pre-.
ierrea,, 5: Memphis u Charleston, 9Gk: Michigan
Central COZ; Missouri Pacific, VIZ; Nashville i
Northern lacitlc, l79s: do prefcrrWl. 40: Northwest.
efs, sc; do preferred. i2i; New York Central, S9.:
Ohio Central. ~: Ohio " Mississippi. ISL: do m.
ierred, "a: Pacific Mall, !Ellgl: Pittsburgh, la7X;
prefcrNd, II: St. Paul, vi: do prvfcrre,l .lctS;
Texas Pacific, l.H: Union lacIRc, Mls; Unitei
States Express, 81; ". ST. L. & +. 81; do preferred,
l9Hass; Wells Fargo Express, lS; Western Union, Cl1k,
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"Rougli on Corus,n

AsE for Wells Trough on Corns," l5c.
Quick, complete cure. Hard or soft corns,
warts, bunions.
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ordered paved and $1,000 subscribed 10.
ward It by the citizens Of that locality. No
doubt the Huron and Nirginiastreet prop.
erty owners would willingly have done
likewise II they had been requested 10 do
SO at the proper time.
"These Instances OF mismanagcmcnt BY
the board Of Public Works are b%roushtto
your notice for the purpose Of indicating
to you tho necessity OF amending the or.
dinancc governing them; and l., order to
correct any arbitrary methods Of tho Board
In the future, some. penalty should be
prescribed for violation Of anyof the rules,
addition to the security heretofore re.
CURED OF the members constituting the
Board. ], A, MILLER.
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This was referred without n word 10 the
Committee on Ordinances, to DO consid.
cred In connection with the propositlonto
amend rule 4 OF tho rules governing tho
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An effort was made 10 sec n member OF
tho Board last evening for for the purpose
OF getting, what the Board might have o
say In relation 10 this, but nothing was
learned autioritativcly. 1t Is understood,
however, that the Board can and will
make several exceptions to tho statements
of the MuvOr.
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New York. Dec. 9.-Cotton dill. futures stco,,r
December lo.oic; January Il. Ole; February i. Oicc
March Lose: April II. Zoe: Mny ll.3lc; June ll,Isc
July lli5C: August II. G5c: September II No ~
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balcony aud bowed several times ihe cries ini
speech we're Tedouhied but Mt hlahn Hlefrrh
inside and did not again mahe his hrruti
anee 0n the balcony stopping ih tue
paTlOT only Iona enough in tA,hahse
greetings with the gentiemen who gathered elmn'
lin. Among them were Senator warner Mlllti'
Senator Hale Senator Chatee, eX ioyeTnoi tofholL
General Henderson, j. II. ManleN Of Angns,ai
James a. Patterson. Colonel George W: il""k9l
General Jardne aud Speaker Sheard' Ihen tno
candidate retired to his rooms, after Whlch inc
crowd separated.
MIR. BIAfNE's PLANs.
Mr.. Blaine has not fully decided upon
his plans. II Is thought. however that
he will remain only three days in this VICINITY
One of these days he will probably spend III
Philadelphia. TO which he Is caued
by private business. He may make
his Journey 70 Philadelphia tomorrow ana
return here on Saturday, TO remain IA thiS
city that day and sunday, On Monday IT
Is probable that he will depart for ONO oyGir ;ir
the Ncw-York Central road This Journey VIII
take him through Ncw-lork state from
border 20 border. and reception 10 MN
hv the Republicans of the interior cqualing that
given TO General Logan may be expected.
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wonEy yymrEycIyG NoN-rMoN MINERS
rny TELEGRAPH TO THE rRnuNEl

PTr.BURG, Sept. lS.-Ihc striking miners
arrested for conspiracy several weeks ago and
have been I'm fail 40 Washington since bad hearing he
fore ndge Hart to-day Both sides were represented by
counsel. and "a Large samount OF testimony was taken.
Judge Hart decided tO bold the prisoners flor ia, but
reduced their bail to 5000. Eighteen furnished this
amount and the balance went back To a Three of the
women 8lo have been intercepting the non-unioni's
with tin pan. Talso arrested the charge of con-
spiracy to-day also charged with assault ana
battery. They furnished bail, Yand reinforced by 200
others repeated the offence which they had been
rested with fold one az the wOmen over sixty
years OLD and with her gray hair streaming down her
back made mpa--iDued address 10 the nun-unloniss
Among other thugs she -ad Ny dear husband Is now
ltngushng I'm prison M Washington, az the insgatlon
OF the working miners. for doing harm tohny one MY
heart aches him. when think Of the suffering he has
endure cod knows how hard IS for mc 20 control
my temper when see non-unonist walk into my nus
bands room In the ban, ana load the coal which he has
mined. Ny husband fought I'm the Union army 10 bcrac
thc slaves Would 10 cod he were also Cmanclpated.
TLSrtc speech affected every ouvho heard t several
the -unOuists promised TO JOIN the strikers. To
morrow the will mouth organs Instead OF tin
pans their scCuadc. They have been advised that y
this substitution they can escape arrest
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sEcRErARr cnlyDLrR rLNIIs ANNAroLIs

ANNAPOLIs, sept. 1-.-Secrctary Chand-
lcr oariVcd her, la-t night declined a official ccre
monies ou hi- Visit 90 the Naval Academy. le spent
the u-ht at the residence of Captain Ramsay. suporn
tculcut of the Naval Academy H- visit b. represented
a- private in - nature and partly to -,o DDS SON. %
naval cadet The secretary Wn- cu-rt,d a the morn
ing with captain Ramsay This afternoon hc SECRETARY
visited the naval ItImpfaI battery opposite AuualU-
lis and then returned to Wt-hnltou
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HIPED TO cOuIur MrBDER

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept 1s.-Audrcw Ma
po,aou Relmou. oi Crcn-haw County Alabama, con-
yctcd and sentenced 90 the Puitutary for life this
week. Thomas Nrer hired Redmou 10 murder Dr. Col
quitt OF Crcu-llv County Mlrer had sued for di
,,rac from his wife, and. Dr. Coqultt venerable old
man and greatly beloved, was witness for Mdrler
wife. For this reason ALtrlcr wanted him ont of the
,, Eelmou agreed to Al him ird did 80 by shooting
him u h- yard 3IaIlor viii be tried at special term
ttf. . .i,t tDurf
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TELEGRlPHLc VOTES.

FATAL QUARREL BETWEEN FARMERS.
TIHL HArTL ud, sept. l-.-A dispatch to me "d-
zeNe from Cory, Ind. silst John j. Donhah was
Killed. boz an alteration with John etoop- to-day; b"th
wprr farmers. The killing was the result oi am olo le'u
KILLED BY 4 PLAlMATE.
WoR,rsrTR. Mass. sept I-.-Hlrh3rl \ tlhi, age
twelve, Shot and Killed Eddie sheridan, boy of thr
sam, ago. l. morning with pistol NOT knowing II To
hp loaded.
GENERAL. REYNOLDS STATUE UNVEILED.
PAN ,utfrut, sept l-.-Ihc statue of GtucIal John
Tlft ltrtnod-. Who was killed u thc l1tUc OBJ 'ctt5s
iur, va- un,Uii,G 200 front of the CITY Han to-day.
THE MISSIONARY STEAMER MpENlNG STAR
nam Mo-. sep. l~-il" new missionary steamer
Morning star Captain brIy sailed from here at noon to-
i, for BOSTON, whore shc VIII load general cargo FOR
Honolulu
DYING FROM YELLOW FEVER
BostuN. Sept l-t 1utln SIM SON. the yellow fever
patient nt tlo quarantine Hospital. Daloupcs leland,
died thlt morning
WAS ir ACCIDENT OR Nj BptRl
ItNtUut tu. w.. sept ls-tVurrV Fortune. "a Young
man. shut aud klltd Samuel Mitchell ahuY ln AmhrtHt
tuuut, tha evening Fortune an1H that the Hhuotihs
WE a,,i ,idrnth Tho hni uicuda .dcCh0 that u was
done without pfa,u,itiuu.
TWO PHiEsri INJURED
sutNANupNt Penn. sept Tho krN, Mt ionAf
hrWich of thls place. and Tho Row Mr klonnwsAl, nl
shamuu Polish priests we're thrown ont ot thrf 'hll
asr and over rilhauhmrnt on The unFtnwn Mouhaia
this Afternoon lhr latter was seriously ana p"nabIy
fatally injured, IAo former received a!lAh' hg"''oA
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GENERAL L0GANS H0rEMENTS.

ROCHESTER,, Sept. Is General John \. Lo-
gan and j. C. Terrence will leave Rochester Friday
morning by special train for YOUNGSTOWN ohio passing
through Eric sharps.pvn, sharon and Newcastle Penn
They Will reach ErF1t O'Clock Friday morning. The
train will make short stop az each of the above named
t1,.. General Logan and Mr IoTrucc VIII spend ~a-
irtiy and SUNDAY ut Youngstown, as the guests oI
(hauurt. II. Andrews.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-19

CAMDEv. y j.. sept. 1s.-A wagon IN Whlch
william Ahhctt and Alfred Darby were "'I'''- "
track Of the West Jersey Railroad '' VIA ''.
,ih, .-tr,,,l , al, ,,.tue Both men were thrown
i .t.-.,,,. f,. ,,,,,l iotn horses were killed. aud
tho wagon So smashed utp kudlu- "o'l 4I" '''u % ''
I'M, accident I- said 10 have been owing I" 'n' '''
ness of DHuY. who WIS driving.