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New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
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tsnsNsnt eNh stig 80 hif ~ svfeess ihs ~ isni,'s
tfi 'sh 49, mfT tfWHN.fiits fhtrrf irf ti hnis bp'
iaiHs ~ M th 1854 Nsi femeasf- ssef-s s hs ksa
isfS- eha ~NaV fesest4is ~ il fsH mf ,aiffmeen f
isffeH ~ Nl'ss es simgie - Wppe FnyfoAsN baHa f
'ffesi eNa FtHerH pgpAtisa raf fas 10 Afp rfk Ail
L-ans lM.-A an LalL. NM aLL-L IN ALAa N 10 lA.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
Ohio Central Railroad COnDlRY, Main Line.

The plan u Ie0 paHizaiinn be procured from mo
undesi nei To avail OF it, henoht frt M'r-aRe Bonds
ana Oihcr ties win the thereon.
mus be dpp,ted with tho Central Trust Company or bo
lore MONDAY. December !, lSS4
CHARLES J. .CANDA, Chairman, 81 william st.
ID. h. HALSTEAD, a. W. OPDlkE,
GI1NNELL BURT. ]. :. STANTON.
Committee.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

further particulars G. { bull .er 6 w ~ fsr =" y"
the picmfcs. Or OF iANla' ~ N9ai' . ~ W 90 ~
Nor,h ~ corner 7a,l.t 100 'ec' vd f,nr fpn o.,
incnr arrnue aul PARK tugcthrr with twn Wh W,hh ns
ls ' h@1s 29 % nos. ,r5 and cconi nso balan qt
one cxqu c residence that can no" be bought %" o"''
facing Otnli" PARK v.K. srrvrNsov 4 Cn-
i05 roadway ~ 60l 5ih.ave.
ron SAtE.-One-si,ih undivided interest ~
y m estate subject 10 ne dowet cf W. & rsrthHSao' & HSa
bisine.s and sa estate Address HEIR ho' -''
TtDR FAiE-A magnificent bnslnrss corner
tan oe IMPROVED qn,t - ~ Il, NAV hgaso
Ifliisr-tLAEs dnWH town trnrlneh's; lnl'5
,,gtp' e'ehqfff 20 # gi' & g'T'' y fa'i bSr
I'uil RAiL,=thnsa q eleeahl lhhr.s,.r,aai az
,ni hn .i.i iNp tilt tlal, ~ i ii'f tHe rn y lai
S,.a""s ''G stf.GffA 4iAhfi65' 5'ERi' .Ai,,Disl'r
EFun RALn hY odrf of eNeeulor % lnls ~
1 .se 1sm,'" '4'"'' -al s lf.hfbF o.. IA br@asar
Fom sAhE cS @. to ls. ls. q Se iEl s. cro.io "S
fpisoopa g mar. O. Il N"v YAt tot eE siiomt aIst
CLASS ''''''s j%nN J. CLANCY Broadway aud 58ih.at
EOR SALE.-On West 72d-st., main entrance
from cnal ark To Rivers de- rive. 3NeIy elt-ant
irsdrncs varied pIiccs 10 dcsgns Lest ia en aHd
"o'@"'"'''' Gi3o j. HAMILTON Binder premises
COR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR COUNIRY.
sEATw bin one henr & d OF .is aoe n sdoTas sigh'
crbnei trimming parallel ccms hard" ooi stairs marble
halls rear siars buildings noi9i I, l9s sIy ana NUS"
''' LISA Ga;ayetic-a'e- BrooSyn
HrEW olecnnt four-storv and basement brown
- stone dwelling on I'd q nelr Ithave % % N 5
Wos I2ld.st; richly decorated Throughout ,,,rrs
rf'HE NEW ELEGANT, Extra wide Corner
Iloise East Its, for sale extremely cheapi aso'
S' West '''1 S. ana ". p. SEYMOUR III Broadway
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

NFW-TNGLAND LIMITED.

rrF pFsr TRAIN NOW RUNNING BFrWfhN
Nrw.YoRK AND BOSTON rs VIA NEW-fURR AND
Nrw.RNGIAND RAILROAD AND AIR LINE ROUTE
1nE TRAIN LEAVES EllnER CIi AZ +. Nj. AND
ARRIVES A. IiiN OTHER At p NJ
pAninn cans AND COACHES nun THROUGH.
ficFfis AND SEATS stcUREp AZ ohtND cEN.
fRAi bhfUh EtWtohH.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
Go Ubom 81 Map Concern.

TULIA MADDEN, deceased.
~ The OF kin Of Julia Maiden, late Of lnshtown,
Couua Ippyry, Ireland spnser daughter OF Joln ana
MARY MaldrnN. Ryan who died f. October 1892 VII hear
o something lis or her ADVANTAGE by lying tOGEOiE
GROVES esq. solicitor. Mddeham, y orkshire, England
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
4uclion Sales OF gcll gsjre.

9uelion 5lle5 OF Rell G5i1ie.
DICHARDV. .HARNETT & CO.. Auctioneers,
Ia MILL SELL Al AUCTION FRIDAY Dec. .,
Atlg O'Clock. at LIchaugo Sa'esIo0m J II IroaIway'
<t-IKtMi. o. III PAIIlTION SAIL
ndrrdrrctiOn of CT : T., LAIfINii. osIr fceree.,
Crcemwichst 2G4 2j6 29i 2v7 "a !hfccsorY biick Dud'
Shave a4a 90 257-rour-sto brick buildings with
2tlst 42s l25 III, 429 43l i3jsiI lots 25H952
each. ~. ,o,
2sth ward. asington and Clay a'es-Son corner
plot, iOO1 90. - ..r,- ....--
t3 NassJurt
Maps at auctone, r. Office. III nroadvay basement
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
Southern Pacific Railroad Bonds.
Notice Of Redemption.

HOLDERS OF FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
o. the out Pacific Railroad Company OF Call or
nll notified that there tho sinking Fundto tho
redemption and payment OF said Bonds the OF one hun
dred and thousand md thirty dollars gold app ic10e TO
the redemption purchase Bonds at price not exceed
ing par the Board OF Directors Of sad southern Pa
cite Iiar al Com any hereby gives note that ~ WI re-
bids Proposals Surrender Of the Bonds Of tie
said Company said amount Of hundred amt one
thousand thirty dollar OF prices 10 be named not ex h
cir par value. until the nn,t enh Gay Of DeconDer
1874. at Whc time the pro OalH will oe opened ana the
Bon which offered At the lowest priceless than par
wi be red cmcd haSed 10 the amount aforesaid
PrlDo.a 10 be addressed 10 CIIA,. GRO kkR. wee
Preside nj =. H. H. and TO te ndrscd "ITopoeas l0r
SuuCud OF First Mortgage Bonds Southern racine alroad
Company"
Iy order Of the Board Of D ecors Of said Company,
!. r. WILLcU TT, secretary.
san Francisco November - 1884.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
NORWICH LINE.
~ rAvURifE INSIDE ROUTE
10 BOSTON ss.
WORCESTER sss'
NASHUA ssf1.
puhriARDsa
NURWIUll LINE.

y
fUhrhARDs8
cod 40 ,raaitstt
s,.sms,. te,,s ~ Worcester sHt "ttt 81 na''ti
esse fef 40 r. r. 'e0, ~ Naiis u mes rsi asp7e De'
t,sssas n fesif. aain e.e.ni sahiifs. ~ t39 y ~.
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND iIUDsVN
~ gitSh hAiihA i,i's,4' ,si fts ii,l i'r'ss'' ''''
4aia a., Rochester sAa Aial,pal espfess 'hiassl a'f
if a., East limited ehieaae Fsryess Wl aiaggeH
s'sapqs AaaB uilea sgIasps eea3a5 bgrH,E y ais, q,
'ii3i A. m. ihcaga Eyplass drlwpg ro,n Gars Iai@1ln
easua hachesier Niagara Falls AL Ruaao eoAnalt' III
'ifia a. M western Sow-Yors aah Northarn Express wtl
'sSi D. n Albany Troy AMI Uuaa Expross through
in m.. 'Se,onmoiauon 20 Albany AMI rroY
,6p M, ~ Lous EXPRESS With 5sallQge ttpr NlVN
Pals Basae unennitl Ieeio perpt ana -. Ions TO
Auburn ami 70 s,rlo.a s.2, Nontrah, po,,o,,,r
pnaao Niagara Falls, ceyeand Tocio. Detroit Chicago
lprn Tn Sisi fynre,s WV seeng 20 Ana9y a9i
idr goS NE Soegs S, exoept %h sairag .ia
oTsn ' @ g and s1 4ss 3; Tost Tow.S soT and
.GS 1s@ @ sn ami 6 7o 'F Fatan Ton s Booyn ami y
ioirth-st. Wilhansbnrr .. o,,,,, c,r,c,,,,
,rSSSpeaP SSSpa apr onecSst oon SesYork CITY aa
s9s %a's9G2 va ss t or,nT @rpSsy1 c5ecea
.Tssse ss. . rn s, ,9y n, Tem A 0tisri
'GSeiaersi Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH Ef;; I.;..,,
station, in scwyors 81, 1,n.,t
1TAvE NEW-YORK. commencing Noycmber ~. lSo4. -
1 For souIa AmLOy via PM & lieanng kR 4;5o ~"
tlaDO a % 1.3D 4:O0, 800; 5:i5. r. N; SUNDAYS so,
fs5 N, va Penn. RR, l2:O0m.' 800 800 p III sun
Hsys. 4 N. D. m. ,. ,co y,-
For Ma;aNan &C. via PHI. & Reading RR, 40 sl5
1l11 a m, 1880. 4:NO $3.50, 300 5;4j p m. SUNDAYS
40. s.s5 via Penn kR. 800, a H., 1900 n 5.Oo "OV
For RSi Bank VA renn r. r.. 900 II n. $40 500
Soo Sundays. ~ p M VIA PM. ana heSeiHE e1
RR 430 a a 1880. {, 4:SO, ra5 p m sundays y 40
. Fer Lone Branch Ocean Grove ASbury Pars 0%gehn %
Beach spring Lake. Point Pheasant 60 wa Pbia
43O. SIS 1880. o. O41 m
Sundays stopping Ocean Grove As0ury PARK 4O
S45 I'm va Pcnnsyvnnia RR. 900 M. 700, $40 900
Zoo sundays not stopping at Ocean Grove OF Asbury
Tor Freehoia via PHILADELPHIA and Reading RR SIP llOO
IN 500 u IN. For Lakewood Toms Iivor and harne-
Fat ? & r. RIl. AZ ABB $40 m. l:3O A3O m For
noms River via Penn RR- q; g;,D =: m ior ~ and
Briigeton Atlantic city, &C. via Phia Reading RR i3O
. l:SO D q, ,,.oo.,
snpt G. p & I. A, p d. n. RR. O. r A. p RR.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
VvFST SHORE ROUTE.

w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER.
AL except 43O train leave West 43d-st; Cortlan1t
and DesbTOsses st stations 430 D. IN train leaves nom
West Zd-st only.
st. Louis $500. q p IN. Pu Imam sleeDers
Detroit, 10 M, '5:50, IS D N. Pullman sleepers
Suspension bridge Niacafa Falls Buffalo Roc ESTER *l0
a. m, $50. 3 IN. Sleeping and plror cars through.
syracuse. 7:lO. 10 a m. '5:jO, = IN
Utica 7IO, 10. ll:2O a. NJ: .5:5o. ss p. IN. -
CatsAn ana Albany '7lO 10. ll2o m; 4;SO $3.50 -
Newburg and Kingston, '70. no. 1l2O. $50 43O
$3.50 = y.
For Montreal and Canada East 7:lO $50 p. m.
Hamilton. London, 10 m 900 g p IN Toronto 5;oO'
IS p m o.,. .-, ,,. .s.
tiCbe tune tab pafOr sleeping cor ncconn0da
fons information apply at Offices Jersey city, Penn r. r.
StaOn n6blken, lJ Wash ngtDn-st; brooklyn Ccrtst
once foot luionst New ork 1ty a. lG2 2Gl 10
3O3 S5l GAG. Al4O l.23 broadway 1S baye, Io5 last
l2hih at 1854. BOwery. Penn r. r. stations foot Of Cor
landt and Desbr0 scs ss ana West shore Staon 1901 OF
42dst Baggare caei for and checked rOn hotels
and residences. OrlfTs be left at ticket ohce,
"a Statest HENRY MONEII, Cen fass. Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
Mnsital Instruments.
Cressmalilul.

MAKlNG.-Wanted. a few more GUS
~ toners by the day perfect III guaranteed. Firstcass
Address Miss " O'NEILI AS West 3Z,isi.
TOR THE INCEST IMPORTED SKIRTS
/ for tho lest fting waists, % 10 MADAME JANNfS,
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
e,eam,.oa,s ano nal.roa,s.
STONINGTON LINE.

STONINGTON LINE.
N T.pr. uTpUCED FAVORITE WINTER toutE'
s,oamers esve Pier 3S " Il aany exSs2.
- nin ~ m Firscass TO Boston w. Corresponding io"ho
tions all points nt 70, .,i. a. MI ,lnu h,t., AMI
ueke' oH''" PROVIDENCE LINE.
Fer Freight Only, steamers MAssACHUs am fis, ",
oi,r eay, from Pier 29 ~ r. daily except sunday at t"o
nm i. W. POpPLE. General Passenger Agent
-RONDOUT KINGSTON and CATS
n. IL, <rAfNS.-I.onding A. tranatOns Nv
roni) Cornwall NewDurg Marlboro Milton fohznNeeDs
and Fsopus c,nnactly with Ulster AMI DeliWtre 7to,V
Glove anl Caiski Monntlins ani Naltrsnu hhHnits ,
Steamers CITY OF igston an lanes W. Raliwin saVe
every week dar NJ D. ~. PER foot HarrsonsL. N H. cx
cept Saturdays when CITY OF Kingston leaves a. p III
making ali landings
A -15O MILES FOR 80 CENTS.-Troy boats
a. leave foot Christopher-st. North River da ex'
cept saturday SD. NJ
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
Il sATONIC and NAUCATUCK RA1LRoA DS;-Strto,imsr' t,i
leave Catherine slip II IL a. M p nj - sI t1S' "'
s:l0p M Fare lower than by any other route
EALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON ANp an
TUF EAST VIA. NEWPORT AMI fAhn
RIVER Fares re- ,ucei 20 all points inrn< WINTER
Large anl powerful steamers PlLDHih s' n
leave New York on alternate lays NDAiS =. ',- ~
from PIER ~ ~ r. 100. OF Mnrriv' NJ ii3V pm p M C',r
rerfon by Annex" from BROOKLYN AMI Jer,S
nt d m Tickets an statcrOO ns nlT % ~ - ~ 80
pa tr,nsf,r am ticket Offices a one, on TOT rnN S6G ~
on sitnamnlisS G. ,ovrrr Ayts Gen Pass. Agent.
DOPITLAR SHORE LINF.-For Providence,
poo, rr oni the Eesi Anra from Grand Ccnra Depot;
Three e,rreas trains ,hr SrntlTs excenten 10 Io,.n
a m v, ,,rl ~ ar attached ant lVn m WIN pnhrs
seepng carD saaiay, at iO p r. owiIn IpnPpPI Pp sgent
cnrs. r ", : - 80 80
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
Gllnallons iUarlc0 IN lies

4 COLORED BOY wants a situation in a flat
~ or with doctor; city reference.
g. DOWEEs 3l4 west 5ithst, house No 2.
nOOKKEEPER.--l}y one who is comp ,tcnt.
- reliable recommended; vii De open or an en-
gagencnt fair salary 6 years Nlth pre- eni emf OYor
Addres. MACIifN EItI. Tribune Ofhce.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
5iinallons Wanico-- females.

4 THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
~ ASSOCIATION.
chartered by the state Of NewYork)
y ODFTI, President r.. " ODELl4 Treasurer
". H. PR0ssER Secretary NJ A. KELLOGG, Attorney
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

DUTLER.-By n thorough competent cOlored
ID nan m r.tclrs7 family Ion city rpfcrelce. Address
J II, ~ Tribune Uptown Once, l,2j5 Broadn ay
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27


AiEaastm ass ai iia'Ns hpW 'iiaNla's y l.tM r.o0
Ga w-iaA ese " sNNnafs lss rth.f l''sW I, ' 'ss'.
toaells I, u,,isui seitnlti aal faips a -.
q u ~ all ~, ifgs i1mini tAWu.s Nnff'Ia etsts
tsir' ~ n'' Am, fas = q w. iiaiion cai ib.il
M. br rat - n s~"a ''lH p9, " ~ @ ~ 49, e""t
oni daN oouuccug ans arrive Toledo os' u" aHa IN
t D "facho Ezpr s. for the West solid Train
o Pullman Day and alremng toaohos 90 iineh IA ~
mira bulsio. Niagara Ia cine ma AMI CAo"S' holS
aud iuhcl smolng 4, aches To h1lgo
oHVthe sad Fassaio fl5 79n 80 $50 lo9oa IN noon
s,lniavs 54J 80. @ lOi2J a IN Ia 20 ~ midnight
paterson i46 $40 7i50 $50 1920 NJ noon l4b 800
Sundays "a sS 1920 N l:t5 $50 nj @ ,aanshi
Negar and Paterson ya NeMak o9 ni,'o t,rj a. ~
nj nus only. sundays e:l5 ~ $40 q: 20 pm.
Sui1n 5.4h 100 1870 lA5 $50 $50 G:io SO m
Waraici 745 i0I5 4:l5p pm. sundays SIS am.
Nowburg and COrnW ali 400 a IN obO 40J ~ Suncay
Road1ut and Kingston and Montgomery am S3opm.
ucshe3 3 5:s5 100 1920 N $3.50 $50 4SO $50
p N sunday 545 80 l6.29 y $50 : p mo- oe.oo.
SUNDAY 5i6 $50 lo;2o m go p m The . . a n n ana
fsToa nd al Mainst The am tr IL. tops at MIn.st only
PortJe,Yis 7;5o lO2can 4:3O u 3 $50 p H. sunday
Toas leave 23dt quarter Of quarter after each hour
from j4j ~ . l045 m eyey thirty minutes ami rom
ctets for passage and anaTtmSns N Drawing and
Sleeping coaches beob@ined and orders for The chccng
N Nns z0l or a57, Broadw9y 1S7 Westst r. y No
ceurtst bIoosyn or TIE Comranys pepots r. ot I'm
100, i:2j "a. and 1929
JOHN y ABBOTT. GENT Passr Agent New.York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave FOR Engewood closer Permont anil
i2midnight sundays I. a. ~. ana s.l5p M
Manuel, spring Valley and Monsey7 10 a. IN" 4'5o p m
'O' Join X ABBOTT. Gcpr Pa.s'r Agent. New.York.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

NOACllMAN.-B coachman who under-
" stands his business IN an branches; strictly tenn
peatp, m rfind no family bNs IT ttll a.
ife T. ~. 1BS West 3 th.st., irst non.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

EOACIIAlAN.-Bv a resp ciable married
" man, pardnng giuo'n. milh VIE tneshi hIstUltss
cook and laundlpssi no gidltn op nn country references
Address iuAtiiMAN, 80 lu1 ttennwieh-is
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
Business 9r,u,rio s,r SHE az ., Est'

rl,e LET.-Srlcndid Offices. 5th-ave, corner,
i 42,-st American saic peposs comp'nys htepro''
building Apply oa promises
VT,O LET.-Stores Lofts and Offices IN tu'
i ton John Ann ncckmln. William and Pear ~ ,o,rt
RULAND 4 WHITING, IcnPi' ooul.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
Ciip prouerlp III Inte1

XVANTED.-FOr cash customer, q building
w an Water or Yrout st., nesr C0sniibs clip
euLA6U WHI1IN0. Deekmaast
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
Diuilen) Nollce,.

TnAsI,RKR's OFFICE, NO BRo,DwAY,
NFw.NoRK ClrYB
Coupon O. frat mort rage bonds Of the Fort Moth
and brnvef fv Hallway Company, maturing December
A will uaii and after that date al me once Oi lhe
Mercantile trust Company, l2O BlOtlway, New YORK
J. f. GRANGER, treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
rOACUMAN and uROON..-nv rcapoeInl

LARDENER.-liy an experienced gardener;
lorOnily unders u greenhouses so.
Address KDHERI EMkRsON, OOj Richmond st Lonjon
nm.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
FoR SALE. .,o,..rs
THE NEW AND ELFGayT DWELLING noUsls
on the noriherly side OF Yves, 71ts'-
between the station aud Grand Boulevard
IA eOrnd - feet in width
Carefully planned thoroishy built beautifully hnishe''
10 minutes from 23f.'t
9i minutes from Hccifrst
bv fhe Meii0lo.itin Elevated Hoan'


ru,,her natticrinrs G. O. bull er G. W LUYsrtR OF
me mem, 90 or OF IiMhs H. s&ifn, no ~ ccdnr-st
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

II c MAPFs. Al WESTMINSTER Pos1oFFIcF.
A -CIIEAIEST first -cnss residence on he
~, utanae Molnans fire view and srounhs al inohrih
h'i'V''''''' HgAtuIFIDl," gOs asi llbtl.st
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
STEAMBOATS, aus Railroads..

.TRANY BOATS.-Greatr reduction IN iare 10
sor.nts New.Yors TO Albany Peoples Line p'nri
Sacy ~ snd ST John every week day at u IN iioi
IhE -, f,nelst this CITY
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

Main Office. l.3l7 Broliwly, nc1r 3!thsk
Branch-lGi East l2jt l-st. near Slave
rr.o,.,.., 20 and II cOIrt-st, near CITY iln.
h'"oAS" SAG FultOn.st.. near Van terDllt-lYe.
entities patrons 10 the prvile Of all the ncsA
The OF OSiny advertisers he Deei II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-01
TEXAS UAr.an F1yER.
Infected Hcrds ir,'us thnt Section Al
F.s- riyiHE Mt Chicago,

Infected Herds ir,.ss thnt Section Ar.
rivinE Mt tChicngo.
CHICAGO, July sl.-Te1as fever 10 die.
ease that CAUSES q great deal OF alarm
among live stock deslers, 80 that when a
train loaded with cat.ie arrived at the
stock yards yesterday with many oics and
dying animals, it was surmiaed that they
hsd the dreaded fsver. Tais belief was
heightened by the fact that they were ahip.
ped from Fart Reno, I. r. They were con-
signed ditect to Chicsgo from Kansas City
by Fraser / O'Burn and the train consis..
Cd Of seventeen carloads. At that point
they were eaid to have been, go iar. as
could be seer, in pesfec. condition.
When they arrived u @ lincy two vera
vera found to bs cead, out aitsr being nm.
loaded there WIS probably carload which
appeared 10 be very weak; and ,bein2 VI Il
to travel, the animals were killed. When
the train reached the etock yards here,
thirty.lwo were iound dead, while twenty
TWO were ehot by the health oflicers, they
being in dying condition. The remain.
der were driven to the sou.h part Of the
yards. ,ss5fg.a 81
The sndsrings OF The animals tha. had
been stricken With the ms!edy were sinp
friahtlul to witness Opinion Was diver;ed
as to the nature Of the eilment, although
the theory generally accepted was that tbe
cattle bad had access to alksli water on tbs
drive irom the ranch, ths liquid eating ths
bowels like lys and producing symptoms
akin to thoee accompanying bloody mur
rain. The cattle were raised on the ranch
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-01

TIE following srrsignmento Of the Demo
cratic party in this State, voiced by the
PaFSereburg convention is worthy Of the
sudious examination Of every independ.
ens voter in the State. II
The B1usSoa Democracy,
HIS lei: unia'fIlea all It's pledges Of
economy aud reform made to the people.
Hss tquandered the peoples money in
e1'ssyagsn! and unnecessary legalation. .
Has imposed unjust and onerous taxcs
upon the people, and enforced their COL
lection by gross perversion Of our State
Constitution. 5E
Hap, through its Executive aet at defiance
and atr0gaed the statutes Of the State.
Has, through ita judiciary. revived the
ihs tyranny Of medieval history. a
Has subjected to double tsxation the
property Of a large nsjori.y OF the people
o!the State. :.
Has imposed heary brrdens on the pco
pie through the frequent and excessive re-
assessment OF the realty OF the State. II
Has been recseant to its daty, false to il.
trusts, selfish in its policy. and deserve!
the condemnation Of honest men. ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-01
opPOsi,. ra,s,Ul.ns.
A Qneer Prejudice kntnst Ductors in
nnr.ciI ies. ...,'" WI


MAgsEILLEs, July 3l.-The lower clssses
dislike end oppose physicians because thew
have gotten the notion that physi.
clans have been instructed to helm iha
cholera along IN order 10 get rid Of tho
surplus population. A paper recently read
oy medical man in Berlip, l4udiny tho
CHOLERA as 4 Hweepin2 OF beings unti,ted for
the struggle ior existence from the earth.
liza been ~idsly reproduced in Ftance and
bis helped to prjldice ,hs people ay.jns.
dsctors snd olirln them in their hs.
lset that The government has adontsd
views eimi!sr TO .hcse OF the Berlin cssav.
.st: An instance ci this popular hos.
tili:y towards phya;cians occurred in tbis
city yesterday. A doctor wgs going into
the sums to attend patient when he wss
confronted by party OF tho sick mans
ne!ghbor' e with knives, who chass d him
awny and prevented his miniHteriug 10 The
sufferer. s5stg-s :, -
ARLts July 81 "A sad incident cennect:
q. with the cho!era panic happened trctnt.
ly near this city. A lad a: work on n lam
was ssiz'd with vomiting, when tho ia,msr
refused 10 allow him TO enter The honaa
aud the poor fellow died in the fisld w;tb'
out care and alone. When the fatbar ~
tho lad arrived he was not permiiteJ ~
p!sce his sons body in the stable, mi wao az
forced to leave 1t in the open air whila ho %
went TO town to procure & coffin. Ha tban
conveyed the body on wheelbsrrow n
mo burial authorities, who refused any
assistance, and the father .wls finally com.
r-iied to bury the body in the ine.erv
70 - ~. HfsH a.
RcME, Jnly Sl.-six thousand persona
are detained in various lpzire,tos m tho
frontier and along the cosst. .,-.s'' : = ~ 'u'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-01
WHERE THE ,E,sn vOr. so,Sa.
TIE Detection f.un. she Demucrat:c
W. RAnkH simply Wonderful.

TIE Detection f."a. ihe Democratic
~ EankS simply Wonderful.
WAsHlSGToS, D. O., J1ly Sl.-rhe Critic
publishes the following extract FROM a pri-
vats letter written to a friend in this city
by judge Us. O'Conaor, formerly Of Wash.
ing,oD, and ono Of the youuges! aad bravest
officers IN the old I,ish brigade during ,he
rebellion, concerning the feeling among
the Irish yo!ers Of New YORK city, where
the Judge has been settled in the law busi-
ness for the last two years: fla y:
ITO q looker-on it would appear that the
backbone Of the D ,mccrstic party hero is
broken. The diaaf-ction among our peo.
pie from the Democratic ranks ia some.
thing wonderful and is csuse ui much
alarm to the old warehouses; OF The body
which YES said, sithough erroneouslv, to
own our people. No matter whsre | iu,n,
the success Of Blaine and Logan is looked
upon as forc2one conclus,on. Although
immersed in business and well tired Of the
e1citem. n: Of political strife, as you know
l had JUS! ressons 10 be, I csnno. resist tha
public feeling, which il prms,h,ny akin to
that Of the old war days, that the results OF
the next elections are to be tq1slly ss glo.
rious to tne country IS the results Of The
success oil the Union arma were, and 90
intend 10 "trip of and do my level bs g. for
the party which alone ats1da between
American wo,kipgmen and the condition
Of pelni.strldom TO which the workingmen
OF E1Iope have been reiuced." 'zs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-01

THE Baltimore Ame1ieaN in speaking Of
The Republican S.sto Convention very
happily says; "'Ths action OF tho West
Virginia Republicans ut Psrkersburg will
inspire every Republican with confidence
o!ths psriy's triumph in that State next
October. The candidates are men OF excel
lent character, ard tho unanimity with
which they we.e nominated gives aa.
sa'suce that the Republican party OF West
Virginia will present. a united front to ths
faction and toes.ruled Democrats. The
Republican candidates are not the crea-
lures oi any boe1 or clique, and every
citizen who wants good government in the
State -be he Republican, Democrat or
Greenbacker-can vote the ticket presented
by the Parkersburg Convention. The en-
thusiasm that pe,vsdsd the Convention
stems 10 us a iorarnnner OF victory"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-01
Tho Cattle Disease.

r cahErEsSE. W.Tr July sl.-1ss! May
oencn Of Texas cattle herded at o o1a'alla,
l|4 miles east Of here, the place where they
were oedded and afterwards fenced y iu,
'nefe email herd Of native cattle contract.
ca tne disease. Abou.tE hundred have
died. So far: as the. Stock Association
Enow there Is no case. Of 8 ii ,cIed cattle in
Tue territory. The bunch Of rs,iye bulIs
' which 70 had been g,tz:d a. Osalalla s,e no y
anee1ed Ut R.wdon Twenty-Five have
DIED and the r.msinine seventy live rre
expected to. As the disease whom con-
tf"cted BY native ca'tis from Texans ia no.
90 communicable no fear is l.l. here. The
y Hion Pacific railroad opens along the
itne OF the 1oad and all ca tie cars are
thoroughly cltsnsed and disirf .c,ed.