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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-25

THE New York Herald reports a
meeting of manufacturers at the Fifth
Avenue hotel, that had been called TO
gether by the most urgent declaration
that things vital to them were 10 be dis.
cussed, though the fact was that it was
only money for Jones that was wanted
One of the disgusted capitalists who
escaped from the room exclaimed to an
inquisitive reporter:
Steve Elkins is in there. He says the
Grand Old Psrty's in h of a way if
don't get some funds pretty quick. He's
just told US that if we don't put up wealth
and plenty of it. Baine's gone up Salt
River, and then all our manufacturers will
be ruined. He wanted to get the manu-
facturers together and get them interested,
SOS they'd put up money and agree T.
make their employees vote for Blaine.
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the eyeIids
No man has worked harder for the
presidency than Blaine and no man will be
worse beaten than he.
THE presidential office is one that should
be neither sought nor avoided while Mr.
Blaine is seeking, the voters will do the
avoiding.
OF 40 iron furnaces in the United
States. 2SO are out of blast; of II, 600, 900
cotton spiudles, 100000 are idle, The
Republican party must go.
BEN BUFFERS dates are arranged by
the same party who had charge of the
Sullivan S!ade prize fighting combination.
He finds that Bold Ben does not draw as
well as Bostons pet.
The anniversary of the poet Whittier
was honored at Providence on Friday by
an assemblage Of eminent literateurs His
poetry ia as good as his politics is bad,
which is saying very great deal.
ONE Charles W. Baker, of Bradford, Pa =,
charged with defrauding numerous pen.
sioneIs in various parts of the state by
representing himself as United States
| pension agent, has been convicted and
sentenced to five years imprs oament. Yet
there are cOnfsssedly many scoundfels in
Indiana and New Jersey in the pay Of the
Republican party posing as pension agents
in order to dClude pensioners into the
support Of that party. Turn tho rascals
out.
THERE is a most excellent opportunity
for st. John to try his persuasive powers in
Palmyra, Indiana. The feminine portion
of the town have very advanced views on
the liquor question, the manifestation OF
which would gladden. the heart of the
Prohibition candidate. The telegraph re
ports that thirty women of the place, on
Wednesday night, disguised as men and
armed with revolyers, went to the saloon
of William Bott, smashed all his furniture
and fixtures and emptied the liquor into
the streets. They then gave Bott notice
that if he reopened the saloon they would
repeat the visit and lynch him. The de.
usion that woman is only "undeveloped
man" must promptly be dismissed.
On October 81, 1868, at the BROOKLYN
academy of music. James G. Blaine, refer
ring to the personal canvass of various
states by Hon. Horstio Seymour, when q
candidate tor the presidency, alluded
to "the extraordinary spectacle at this
moment before the American people, when
the candidate OF the Democratic party, in
wild despair at the result of the state elec.
tions, is travelling through the country on
express trains at the rate of thirty miles an
hour, with disheyelled hair and wild COM
panions, engaged in the hopeless task Of
revivirg the impaired constitution of the
Democratic party. And no sooner had he
started on this most extraordinary Journey
than you found Democratic papers iu tones
Of impuden. defiance daring the kepubN-
cans to send General Grant on a wild
mission OF the same character. No, thank
you, gentlemen; one presidential candidate
making fool of himself at the rate of
thirty miles an hour is quite enough aud
General Grant, in the garb of plain citi.
ger, quietly awaits the verdict OF the na,
ton 10 his modest homo at GaIena.n Thus
did Mr. Blaine speak then. What does "a
think now?
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presidency than Blaine and no man will be
worse beaten than he.
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Ben BUTLER's dates are arranged by
the same party who had charge of the
Sullivan S!ade prize fighting combination.
He finds that Bold Ben does not draw as
well as Boston's pet.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-25

Is Officer Musketnuss still hanging by
the eyelids
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-25

OF 40 iron furnaces in the United
States. 2S0 are out of blast; of ii, 600, 900
cotton spiIdles, 100000 are idle, The
Republican party must go.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-25

THE presidential office is one that should
be neither sought nor avoided while Mr.
Blaine is seeking, the voters will do the
avoiding.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-25

THE anniversary of the poet Whittier
was honored at Providence on Friday by
an assemblage OF eminent literateurs. His
poetry is as good as his politics is bad,
which is saying q very great deal.
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tee on Obituaries.
REV. GEO. SIGLER.
REV. A. II LONG.

Appropriate remarks on the death OF
each of these deceased brethren OF the
miuistry were made by large number OF
the members OF the eldership.
The report OF the committee on obLu.
aries was unanimously adopted BY a
rising vote.
following which was adopted.
WHEREAS, Elder ID. 4. l. Llyerty had
for many years rendered the church faith
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FATAL kawMl.LIxpL0sION
And Other Eeceni fatalities An West
Virginia..

Virginia.
A ,derson Bell, OF Calhoun county, while
engaged in cutting timber was caught under
a heavy green walnut log thst started TO roll
down tne hi.l.idc on which he wts working
and was so terribly crus!led and bruised that
he lived only about fifteen minutes after be-
ing rescued fran Cnder tho log. Hs WIS
slops at the time OF the accident and it was
not known how long be had been under the
log a. no WAS unable 10 give any account OF
the affair.
A few dsya since the boiler sttached TO the
raw mill OF Wilson Bros. at Bnrnt House,
Richie county, exploded with fatal resuts.
Burr Wilson, su 1l.year old son OF one of the
owners was playing sbou. the mill at the
time. He was trying the gage cocks aud
had his hand on the third one when the e1.
plcson took place and the lad was instantly
killed Lucisn Wilson, ore OF the owners,
aged 20. WAS badly bruised and 90 dangerous
u scalded Tint 1t 10 believed he cannot re-
cover. William Ellison, the fireman, ives
thrown about twenty feet and badly brotIed.
The boiler was thrown over the top OF the
mill, which 10 nearly thirty feet high, and
struck the srouId soma thirty ya,dl from
where 1t st.rtei and then bounded thirty
five yards farther, landing in the middle OF
TIM pike. a;'-E- ...I. i.,.. s
The COMMITTEES Of Gleaville cil'z,ns ap.
pointed to secure funds to erect Il nsw Nor
mai school building, now propose to hnva q
hrec-story building that shal! cost SIC. 600.
The present building is old md entirsy in
ADEQUATE 10 the demands made on IT. ,'& NJ
Tha Glenylle Crescent has changed from 8
weekly Ito 4 sen,.-reexiy. It has aleo i'm
proved In other respects and Is one Of the
good papers III the State. F-5
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BIG DAMAGE SUIT
AGAINST The BALTIMORE & OHIO
By An rx.Empioye Who uIs Injured for Lie while
iat the Discharge Of Ills Duli,s-Joha usftisd ri
Wants $3.50 for q Crippled Hand.
Other Current aatttrsta tht Ctr.


Papers were filed In tho otllre Of Clerk
Mitchell, Of the Circuit! Court, yesterday, for
big damsge suit against tho Baltimore &
Ohio railroad company. Tho plaintiff Is
John Untried, OF thia city, former employee
Of the Baltimore & Ohio Company, and he 10
represented In the suit By John 0. Pendle.
ton, Eq. Unfrled was some time ugo en-.
gagged ~ q brakeman, and one day while at
work In tho gard here he met with al acct.
claeat which to a certain extent dlsabled
him Tor lie. He was Oh truck adj sting
somsthing which wss out OF gear. when an
engine backed ugainat the sud OF the train
between the two sections OF which ha wss u,
work, and the gap wsssudtenly closed. IN.
fried IVES caught between the bumpers Of the
two cars, and had his right hand crushed,
Ills life arm broken In Two places and his
chest mashed in. 1t was st hist suppoo.d
that 10 MAS fatally hurt, but he recovered
with tho losa OF shout half OF his right hand
permanently disabled arm aud d flcul.ies
In bis chest which will eIwAya trouble him
more or las. IisGows ues 10 recover SIS 600
as eoulptrs alton for these II jarics, alleging
that II. cigeaca MAS The cause. gI,Ia i,
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OIL or Gas: Witch:
To he Editor ofMc Iuteliigencer:


elA:-lt IL difficult to decide from the
!abored and vigorous editorial in this morn
ipgs Register. on the causes OF Democratic de-.
cay in West Virginia. whether that paper has
struck oil or gas. II the public passes Its
Judgment upon tho fr0thy nature of the pro-
duct, the verdict will be that new ga, we'll
has been struck right on Market street and In
handy proximity 'os use by the machine. II
ju- ged by the Shiny character OF what il
writ" and the slippery reputation of him
who propelp the machine aud those who
stand Immediately behind him, all of whom
are keyed cp to the standard" gauge in the
'alippery condition Of things" the popular
verdict will be that Wheeling hts a diving
well, with the sucker rods still in.
Hear this patron saint whine ut (the
Democratic party Of West Virginis) must
wash it's handa Of the dtspotio officials who
have been uataithful to the teachings of the
party" suppose the fidelity OF these Cfil-
ciala ia measured by their tesity 10 the Stand
ard Oil ring that ~ trying TO absorb and som
aume West Virgins Democracy. That is the
ha'i,bushel with which the Register has meas
ured lts Temporary ever siDcu senator Cam
den was elected, In TlaS0. But II there ara
Democrats who refuse TO bow their necks to
the yoke, our senior Senator will find that he
has chosen thu wEosg agent to WELD the OK
gcad. !"
Again, orr patron saint excla;n,: ut
must In no way commit itself to the iolly OF
an endorsement Of acts and policies that eau,
not be sustained before AZ huptu. nrd in,alii,
gent constituency" This able editor should
DO more explicit. What acts AID policies
doos he refer 10? Does he refer to those acts
OF the Legislature by which sundry printing
billu OF doubtful corrections wera nrdered
paid, and in which the Reoi,,e, mans ger had
proprietary intertstas "proof.,e reader p Or
docs he refer to those that have been adyo.
Gated from time to time In the co!umus Of
the Reyistsr when taffy has been dished up
in liberal do'cu 10 Republicans, and soma OF
the best Democratic in tho Sss.o have beeu
maligued and ostracIsad BY this would be
boss? The acts and policies OF q psrty are
usually de fined by the solutions OF ite COZ
vlctiono and the legislative proceedings Of
the domir ant party, and not BY the bush.
waacking ac!s Of those who SOW tares Instead
otssed:; s'e-,.-l1s.l n - =
Aud again: ut mrst, not plsnt i,self in
Opposition to the will, and IA pcaition ri hos
tility to the rights OF the people, When the
Register Is able to demonstrates that tne rjphls
and will Of the people ara mpasured by their
faalty to the Standard Oh Company whose
supple tool and willing organ ths Rtgisier hes
became, then I will recognise ity ,i.ht to
crack the whip. Until that time comes
the!e will Be thousandsot Democrats in West
Virginia who will 70 through their political
devotions without bowling the knee to tina
olesgtnous cali that a few would be bosses
have erected In the Democratic sanctuary.
A JAcKsoN DEMOCRAT.
UHseltu1 JUN 10% - : = c--l'--''
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NoicsAboni The y, eanlb boats, Hank BxieI1
ard Toiegrapllic Reports.

# O.
| NoicsAboni The sieaI1 boats, Hank BxieGp
ard Toiegraphic Ecperts,. 3
The Willie Austen Is obliged to use lighter
in tho Steubsnyille trade, the river has got
ten - low. lgt ID, 5-' AZ . 4
The riyeris falling very slowly. The marks
last evening indicated q depth Ct feet Z
inches. Business as matter OF coursu 10 dull.
The shore Just south Of the paved portion
OF the levse Is almost etirely occupied with
brick paving blocks for the Board Of Public
Works. s>'g -
Tia Telegram. which ran sgrouud near
tie Riyersido mill Tuesday afternoon, man.
sgsd to get Oft yesterday afternoon and went
down the river.
The Elaine LETT for. parkersburg shout
noon Yesterday with q good trip. She was
Obliged to take lighter in tow to accom-.
modate her freight. 70
Captain Asa Booth, OF this city, rho went
West some time ego and atarted into The
saloon business at Burlington, lows, intends
returning TO this city iu the near iuture.
The Katie Stookdsls, after a good deal OF
trouble, reached Rochester early Tuesday
morning and then laid up. She had biz
trip OF both freight aud passengers; the latter
cs,ue up from Rochester by rail, while the
freight will be towed up BY the tug boat
| Tide, which WAS sent to the assistance OF The
stoctdale on monday.
The Pittsburgh COMMERCIAL. Gazette SAYS; 4
letter from Ciuo.ne ali reports QUO barges OF
coal fl ,at at that polnt. This includes slack
aud nut coal. This appears hto pretty
god stock, but the consumption there IL es!i.
mated st twelve barg.s per day, and this,
with the source Of supply shut Of, would
soon cause material reduction In stock and
stiifsn that market The consumption OF
Pittsburgh Goa! ia steadily increasing at all
points down the river. .lN. HiGS.s3i t91
Tho w. N. Chancellor arrived from Charles.
ton about 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, but
did no. go on 10 Pittsburgh, owing to the
low depth OF water. She shipped her Pitts.
burgh freight by rail-, and will lsaye for
Charleston this afternoon ut O'Clock. Pro-
losye Charlea.on next Sunday morning for
this point, with tho delegates from the
Ksnaw ha valley 10 tho DemocraLcs State Con.
yention, the steamer having been engaged
Tor that purpose. 49,. 4s;5 80
OH CRY, Pa, July le.-Rlver inches and
stationary. 81
Lock No. A. Pa, July 10 River 5 feet
aud stationary; weather cloudy. " 7l!! 4
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, July 10 River 5 feet
sna statiountS; weather fair; thermometer
H'. S ~ - : "a ~ u
MoRaAs7owS, ". Va, July l0-Rlver S
inches and stationary; wea.eor clear; Their.
mometer 7so. J9aF -
z Rlor's LANDING, Pa, July 16.-River 5 feet
2 iuches and falling; weather clear; Their.
mometer, 70o. II t'a'g}5,'ii7' II Il.j sSs4 il
PlrnsuRaH, July 10 -Monongahela rlvar i |
foot 8 inches aud on q stand; weather clear
and pleasant. M 7ssgtl, ~
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More Nnturnl Gas.

Natural gas Ia rapidly becoming common
dsy largs flow OF gaG WAS struck on the
eouire Mitier farm near Hickory ct tho depth
Of about i leo feet. The we'll WAS built by
Mr. Gibson ior the Niagara Oil Company. |,
ia the intention OF the company to sink tho
we'll to a greater depth. The 4 w lie es'i'
mated to be about tSo-,hirdo as lArgs sB that
OF the He's well. Tho Hickory region, seeps
to bs The moat prolific Of natural gas in the
distance Of about two mia. % the McGugir,
wall prodnoinr the lsrges. q Nv Of Gas found
any where; the Emory we'll which y equal 10
any in othe. regions, aud now the Miller we'll
which, Il permanent, is nearly equal to the
largest In other places. The Hess veil con-
tinues to furnish tho parest gas yet dis
coyared. - sa4i li5.I- sElst =
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Tho ohio valley Hoad,

General A. } Warnsr, who has been at the
head ot the movement TO construct road
from Bellairs along the OAio side OF the river
10 Cincinnati, sAys 1t IL not likely tha,sny.
thing will hs cons this summer upon the
rost. Some ltttlo work Tss done to hold
franchises, but nothic & Of n tangible nature.
The dissstrouh II ,od Of February Last togs.het
forbade the inception OF work this year
General Warner thinks that with fAv4riuy
road Will be oompls,ei &c. Cil'
c!nusti within the next two or threc years
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q, Brc,eis,ufia ana provisions,

NEW YORK, July 16.--Flour Inn; receipts $500
barrels o,ports 300 barrels; Mlunesoa patent
process q 7oat Su "heaI, options opened Hs3ao
Ener, u .eFwat0s weakened aud declined 4t.Ic,
eeipts 1875 wv bushels, expo. ~ 0uJ bushels; No
Chicago 9ls9 NJ; no. 2 milwaukee, 9jayj1<c, No. !
Duluth 9'a9,c. hard do VI w: INV rcd Oli0 81 d;
No. 2redjuiysiHc; August, sslee 49, 70. Dusels Ut
ottsheis 81 97Sas eisinx q ase. October, saies
s96, 0V bushes At y,4n99 ac, clio tuH at 9yfc: nov
es.es Is. wv bushelsAt 81 Ct! slug al 8. 0I4
Dettnber. sales S2,ut0 buAhels ii 81 U-144isOa,
81 GAL oi4, cssilv 4! 81 Oh. aar.h. sails 1860
bushels ~ s. G5easl t6A, clo.ipg AZ u TX. Com,
b.ahels; exports l7o'oVu bushels; ung1saed 4sEa
LILY ssNc: august to%.cs, &C eios Me' ss
6o4c; ssptembst eoAsSOHc, lGloetus a. SIC;
October 6o1.sa3%r, glOstns at tI>4ci Novein.
pot ~. vats %s9lG hhlshs'; tessips A0o
bushels exports n,seO Susaes xestssn mixed
D.rtly steady " 2a,Z44c Coffee, sput Ian; ouIet
M d t,e.ay; opivns dull ana woas:
salts 49, o'0 bags, Rio No. July ~:
cs.sSc: Auspst T., s Ssa Sos; September, 40c.
n,.d s:cAdy; Gallo 7Ac. c.ushed ~: powered
On nHcd. Rice q 4lct trm. laliow very steady.
kosin dull II. Sl.I2>s.l4: .Turleuuuo steady At
lsaisHc. PORK dull aal uuehauged LAID steady:
western steam SPOT 7.s0c; August 7.27a7 Q; sen.
TENDER T.4la7isc; Oct0pOc 7.oSa7 bSc; November
SIS a7.55; psbeiater 1870. HITTER ttm fol ,hUice:
o!hels weak. Caeese quiet aiid unchanged.
UBIcAao, ILL.,, July l6.-E!out quiet aud Tun.
charged. Wheat dull and easier, opened un.
changed declined ~, rallied Vi, tuctusioa
E.1sl Iiy, AND ciosed 3.c uncer the lna quotations
at ho aiscrnt Oh lond yeacslay: sales IaiHed: Ju
bl51asIhc, closed vt Sl7S SIC. August s2Mas3hc
clIted at 621S .s5c: September S}seiIc, osri ri
S33sc bid: October SiiSSSe, cios:d al 8tsSaSit.c:
No. 2 Chic"Go spring SlsaaS2c, Corn isitIy sciyr:
o. cned Il nl.r AID A~4c higher, do, llueu jtc, I'd,
vonced Aajdc, closed As3c Ahoye lhs latest ngur 4
closed a. b!5+c July 5l1sasiNc closed at 61Ss ID.
hlst 5.s4abl>sc, clvstd ~ blssso2Hc; September
blsfa5.h VI c!Used at 52a59E.e; October tUMaSlc
cl6std III BIC; Year 4sa3aaae closed At 4aj4c May
Sid at 4i3fc, closed nomlually ht4iMc lvsus dull,
neglected and abJut unchanged cash aud Juiy
42hc. August 16A.6Ac, cl.sel Ut 2t}se I'D: uptens.
Der 25hisla!tc; year lac May 2S9sazskc, clio cd a.
cs5zc. Rye firm at 6l5Sc. farley quiet Ut
62abic. flAxAeed wcskCr 1t 81 10, fo.E. dull,
noAdy aid ABOUT ulchatgtd; cash SIC I'd
II %: July aud august SIS ": september s.l25a
"a 81 Oct Der s2l 01all 80; yea. sll Y0a o. Lard
active and lc,vous: Improved ta7Hc, wcakergd
lcaie}c and closed ST ac j; cash a7 ipc. August
09a3 loo, closed Al e7,.ai ito sep,emhc. 7.aH
a717hc. cloted ~ 7.2o,7,2lhc; Qctobet = 25as3hc,
Iced A. 1904. 2hc. BqIk tuGaA quiet; sh"uidtn
q 10 Esgs tairly active A. ltale'le bu!tesnesdy;
chuicc' creamery l7$al6hc; fancy d AIRY I4AI4Ec;:
Afternoon Boafd-Wheat; a:ues; July advanced
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captain Prince is jnstly proud Of the watch.

The remaining contests in connection with
the recent Csthedrsl fair a: the A.sta Housa
were decided last night Ticket No. 229. held
hv Miss Mollis RIckstte, drew the dot; No.
l5i held by James Mergs, drew the glss, sci;
NJ. GO. held by M!ss Msnd Mcdonald, dfew
the psnel picture; No. 10. held BY Miss Ma.
loney. drew the marble top table. The IN
v viii swell considerably the aiiesdy hand.ome
sum rea!.z.d BY This very successful tsir.
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: OiTT MATFgR8.
Rstef Ho.es on Current Events a Minor
-----L- ----- lniakasf. ~ A------

5W., 'lnrH Interest. NMM,F
oNE marriage license was issued yesterday.
TAG paeke. Elaine brought up 90 buckets
Of blackborries yesterday. lSN az IN
The Stats Board OF Health will meet In
this city next Tuesday, July %.
q A WuxrLlso Chinumau Is going 10 open q
''waahes.wsshse" shop at Bellhire. @tt!
A nIouLAn monthly meeting Of tho Board
Of Education will DO held this evening" tl
THREsaisa machines are the principle arti.
oles OF freight on all the roads cant and west
ust now. RI, We IA. &, 49,. !.
The Ohio River road has captured sevsn.
cigh,hs Of tho passenger nAfflo between this
city and Petersburg owe ~ 2g5S7'
TIE various members OF the Hnnes family
Of this city and Martins Ferry plcnicked al
Wheeling Park yesterday. 8sss n
GEoRar W,nosRnEs and Others, who have
beau attending the boat racing Ut ConneAu!
Lake, returned lhht night. G m. 80
TAIiIs III unusually cold spell for July. A
prominent gentleman was seen going down
street last night wearing o straw hat and an
oyercoat. , I.H1
ALE the members OF The "ssa.o Houss
Ripg' In the city were ut their posts yester.
day aud telegrAu,s from Governor J.ck.on
aud Col. Butcher announce that they still
i've. ta#s.r7. rs. ~ =,
Eyxgr "Plamed knight" should be at III
SECOND ward market ball this evening
promptly at ESQ O'Clock. An important
meeting 10 to DO held and It Ia also desired tc
have thorough drill.
| THx Wheeling Democrats are TO have .
ratification meetin Oh the 23d Of July. They
postponed 1t until that date because the Btat,
Convention meets at that time, and they vii
hs sure u have somebody out.-Bellaire ri
bune. ..'-,.I..
| Tar South Chapline street brick pavement
is being strengthened by q strong coat O
pitch. This work has been made necessary
by the peraisteat attempts OF thoss who livt
along the Bireet to Work ont the bricks will
street hose. ,.f...
WHklLyko Park was the objective pnin
yesteroa. for about twenty private picni,
partiea. Nettly every tabe on the Moupt
WEB occupied At Bppper Inns. The popularity
OF the Park appears TO be on the lnoreas
every day. n4.-l' a ,n..
ELz.BsrH MuRcH was yesterday Arraiguet
btlptS equtre pst-rnlan on charge Of ~
sapl.ing While Besbout, and was fined S
and COSTS Ga her own application the I'm
wna increased to $40. 80 AZ to enable her I,
ale eu appeal to the Circuit Court, whicl
she did. ~ ,fft.r 'lI ~ .. 2
The following item is from last evening
Washington, Pa, Reporter: Mr.. N. K. Wolf
Of Wheeling lain town again working up
telephone exchange for Washington. Bu
4 seven moro subscribers ara needed. 1t /
hoped they esp bs obtained and the matte
determined satisfactorily to-day NJ :
SOMETHING was the matter with both III,
gas nnd Inc electric lights last night. To
latter wsre not burning at all and the forme
tlickssed so as 10 be Of little use, once, abou
s O'Clock, going entirely out in many places
including number OF street lamps. None 0
the gas works officials could be found, ant
nobody else could explain 1t.
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P,tttburxft isnccS.

PlrTspuEan, July lG.-The attendance
a.the second day Of the Homewood trottiny
meeting was very large. The first race wls
the unfinished ESQ race Of yesterday. Bslle
F. won. Time, 2::2ii. Tho first race to day
was the 2::25 class Tor a purse OF 81 500
Felix won. Time 2:o04 The seconn race,
2::90 CLUES, pscinr, for purse Of 1000, Joe
B'sden won. Time, e:l7! The third race
was postponed on a,cuun. Of darkneaa.
Tomorrow Weetmont will pace with a
running mate for a special purse OF s. 900,
with $500 sddsd, il biz record Of 2:Ol3 ii
hpRten i'F .''H s-l"i-- #U'fH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-17

Sheriff Hubbard. Of Kanawha county. and
Deputies John q. SatteJ, J. K. Sattss. J. D,
Teumss, j. W. Hubbard Frank Calvert and
Ell, Riggs srriytd at Moundsyiile last night
wisA the following prisoners from KsnaHha
county: VIM. Robinson, for murder, ecu.
fenced to :i.r Peniten,iary for II yesr; John
Smith, burglary, s yeare: Wash Porter and
Jnlius shaver, felony, 3 years each; John
Hancock, for felony, Year,; Stewart hall,
murder In second degree. 10 Yeas.