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Ane faaic At n.,.,lles-The Plague
Attschs Paris.
MARsSlLLEs, July 3.-The Italian Consul
At Toulon is recovering from the cholera.
At Aareeilles three deaths from cholera are
reported since Las. night A. least 5000
inhabitants have tl=d Four hundred Door
worknen from Tculnn we're cent back TO
that city. The panic is unquestionably in.
creasing. In the face CT this, no xeyer,
physicians and chemists of the city held a
meeting and declared the alarm ssnseiese.
The rate OF mortality at present, they aver.
does not exceed that which is usual al
periods OF great hea. They express the
belief that many deaths attributed to cbol-
era are really due to other causes. The
municipal Authorities have decided to fore
30 the customary celebration July a.
1t PARIS. July 3-The Pssieet Of Police has
ordered all pasenpsrs from plscrs shers
cholera is prevalent to be tisinfec,ed.
Some Parlsian journals assert there were
th1es cases Of cholera in Paris Yesterday.
The pvila'rc denies this, but admir- there
are isolated cases every summer. Iteaye
the sanitary condition of Paris ia pood.
Travellers who paes into Italy by Mount
Cens Tunosl are quarantined for i've DAYS
On the frontier. -
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SkARLx a n LLIoy.
The Vorkssf the asev.re kuhoer Com.
pany Ue.lro, ed nv Ytrr

pany Je-tros ed By Fire.
CHE1tEA. e. Mass July 3-st.rt,y. hetora
io1F O'Clock tts morning IRE was Dis
covered inthe dye house building connect.
ed with the buildings oI the Revere Rub,
Ter Company, covering :wo acres Of marsh
laHd in tha rubber district, Eastern avenue,
Chelsea. Z The 6fs spread with gres. rapid
ity, SID in q tr~ hours all tie buildings
*ets csstIs5 ed-on.y the large walls and
tall chimneys standing. The main factory,
brick. wa erected over tzeIty years ago.
I: wss ebO.9o, three sic=iea, win three tall
csInneIa. i Tes occupied for the Weaving
and manufacture Of Webbing and e!asr {
Soads Of q! kinds, And Tas lifted I'D with
ovsr three hundred LOOMS and costly ma.
chlnery. Building No. was l50tl75,
two stories, and i=ei win mscninery
for the manufacture CT rubber
h"se antbelsns. Blidine M 3wt 10 (
loo t=es aud n;tnG for t1s dye spt 6rYicc
hu1ne. the nllck ee1r ting room building,
stAn!e and smstl frame shads were als1
destroyed. The builcisg. we're all f ted
with fs:-cass msrhinery for mann.
tacturins hesvy beltirz hose, webbing, i:
The Company Ia, on :nanu' ,9z material
valuad at $500 600 md s7ue uauui,c'ussd
stock. Ove, 400 hsuds, large number
oeiu2 giris, are throwu ousc CT en- mploymans
They reside in Chelsea and E vet Boston.
Ths total LEGS will amount to over $780,
600. There was a scarcity Of Eaesr, as ouiy
ec.au sized eipr OF ins mystic service Vss
laid in that ssetiou Of the city. 80,
The insurance is Sl00, GOO. The fire was
cansrd By epcntaueous mbustiou.
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ssrIn1 Uuf Sqec!G1 toTTesooHG6s. --.|
WAsHlSeroz, D. c. July 3-The report
Of the Ways and Means Connittee Of the
Housa taTo, ing the passage Of bill car:
rying Into operation the treasy. between
the United States and Mexico signed June
20, 1SS3, contains come vigorous express.
slons regarding the Monroe doctrine and
tia propriety OF its recognition and en-
to1BsEec. by Ibis Government Urging
the passsss ii the Eli! it says:
Mexico Is the gate through vhich this
country will i Id 1ts connection with the
Central and South American States. At
present our intercourse with these coun-
tries ID carried On under very great dissd-
yan,sye1. We bu: IRON them more than
We sell, and We Cannot hope 70 reyerss th:s
orsration 80 long as our >uanutActured
p-oductsS cJst more than similar articles
prcdured Il Surcps. Bu. the day Is not
tar distant when theas sc;;sneuts oNgreater
cost will disappear and when ous ss:st;nn,
VIII the great. American States TO ths
south Of III VII become more intimate
commercially sa Ee;i sS politically. The
t;ns hsa already arrived when 10 mrs.
adopt = sentimental policy, laying its ioun-
Ga,ions broad and deep IL the l1tual in
terests CT intinats commercial aud puliu-
cal pa:hies. The Monroe doctrine
mus. be ass:rted and en.orrsd. While
We ought to welcome the increase OF far.
eigr capitai xuS % make Eo obi acton to
the construction OF highga5s Of commerce,
nevertheless it Is essential for cur safety,
as well as our own growth, that We snail
exsrcise controlling iualsuce in ths
s5airs of the Westsrn Wosid.T '1
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rh. 2;ratauSa an Iunul.

-'' SH' S~He7aI LOrTesDOnLtcut
WASHINGTON, Jaly 3-"You 8 may say in
your correspondence" sa;d Captain Eada
o your correspondent, as be sat in the
H"ase LOBBY waiting to gee member to
'aom aat sent In his card" you may say
II !o1; cor espcrGeEca that the published
'eeptrs that Captain E :ds lad sold ou, his
mp railway scheme TO the DsLsssers
people, Who a:a here s2htipg the Nacarau-
SAa matter II their Interest,", srs untrue"
IoG still have tzita in your ship rail-
saI en I:ct then, Captain ?" -s
teS: and expect 10 Sec it ~ accomplish
q fac:. We have already begun work
Ntre aud put several hundred thousand
cotsFs into the plant"
md .yor s1pec: 70 carry it forward 10
eaIp!eaou." -. ~
IL. -. hope to get sway to Earops to
si3Sl1'e .3.i attAng-meuta in regard to it," i
"aaI DO yea shink tf .hla Sicarsngau
ltms which Secretary Ffelinghuysen i.
"sas upon Cong.ess?' - IS ~
: ttAlaS 4 ls i srsat job, aud one which
s.as : sGsas 10 iavoIYa TINS cnun-yin the AZ
teaI'lufe ot many millions Of ;dciiars. l.
! a Aa 10 buy concession Of Grant and
us associates dnwu there with the under
s:Ants,'s that they shall al gs. the couces-
sun fent Tsd IN case they sell-to the Gov.
saaen. Ills s250. COO asked; to.be paid
q Een .s husa..eop besides what will be
=, "Aa,ec a:tsr the GlsSrnmsntis comm itteG
~ ~ @s matter. The dsrAsnd then will be
W.. ~, millions, backed viii tie srgumtnt
49, a.. aGcs the GJy=rnmen. hsA put hUH.
IiNns s 81 tHousancs into it 1t uus. add nil.
'''Ss 70 aaVs Saat has already go1e ou.p
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HEws la dxIER..s

The 3Louisvillss were defeated by Il a
Athletics yesterday by score Of s to 9. -
It took eleven innings yesterday for the
Philadelphia club to defeat the Chicspo
club. Score Is to Is. ;4ss. 80 -
Dick5 Touring mills, mar Venice, Ohio,
burned List night. Loss ,sa0. 900, fully in
anYad,sl lg2 -.7s't.4 'lTl
The trustees CT Miami Uni7eai.y, OK
lord, aOaio, have decided TO reopen the
college septsmber next with the friedman
claes- r. w.. McFAslsnd, Professor OF
Matheuss:ca in the college when it closed,
Hss chosen President. Il '
! The President has issued proclamation
warning all persons intending to take for.
chile poess ssion Of Oklahoma lanes. in In.
dian Territory, tha: the military forces Of
tie United States will bs used if necessary
to remove all such inuude,s.
4 special purse OF s., 900 tor a match
1uIy 9.h, between Clings,one and Jsy Eye.
See, offered by the mansgtmea. of the
Cnicsgo Driving Park in place of the spa-
cial purse for JAy-Eye- See, all money to 70
to the winner, haa been declined BY Nj
Carbon on behalf Of Clingstous owing te
The want Of preparation, although NJ
Case, tor Jsy.E3eSee, accepted the offer q
once, sr H.
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And tho Waves nSsakiug Over the Side
OF the ye~AcL.

And tho waves assakiug Over the Side
OF the ye>.cI.
From Oh, Special CorreponGen.-
WAgIseToS, D. c., July 3,-There prob
ably never hes been Democratic Conven-
tion so near the time OF meeting when
there Was go urch doub. and despondency
surrounding it. The delegates hare as wall
IS the Democratic membels oi both
Houses are all at sea upon candidates and
platform, and very few have any hopes
that ticket car be made with which they
can win. -,
A msiority Of the Democratic Senators
have arranged 70 20 to Chicsso and will
leave on Saturday by the Pennsyl7auia
limited. So far there have engaged psrasga,
Senators Beck, Jones, MCPHERSON, Hamp-
ton, P-udletou. Ransom, Slater, Jouss,
Coke, Farley, Harris, Vance. Salisbury,
Gibson, Vss,, Cal, Lamar and VOORHEES,, and
Representatives Randall, Hewitt Curtin,
Barbour and Poet Others are going, but
are not get booked. The usips cot of the
city on Friday and Saturday will be the
heaviest for long while as so many are
going hone. The trains on the Pernsyl-
vsnia route viii al he run in several Sec
tons -..--
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Pension t,r .-". .Ie-uniua's Widow.
Is-Ds rr '7se.1 Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Jelly 3-The Pension Com
@Iues Of tie Sci a,e in ita report on the
bill 1elEionicg the widow OF the late Gen.
Ja2,s B Ste-c man quotes tie report OF the
:: Is. cou n.t:er, saying: "Malr Gen
aal J4n.s & ste-duAu was an . III :er OF
a1gl!ar ability and -s'or in the lA.e war.
!sareT2st Tor his Efficiency as soldier,
hssklli as COMMANDER, and his personal
gAlaa:r? on The i=ld OF nstile, he passed
ttNalh al the grades OF military service,
:tOn a captanicy TO ths position OF Msj II
Gsapra!. His daunt!ess courage, heroic
enIhosissm, and nsgnetic leadership sre
k2nsn 10 4! familiar with the Army Of the
CIr--t.sat.
Is widow is lst. with i7e children in
ss eAfe, l.e oIG,s! not yet tweive years OF
sse, lae ycunst s: Ahcuttwo. With the e1-
cs2Icl OF lew hundred dollars uce1-
pended t:on h;s pension money luow tx
2A1s;ecl TIE widow was reanu-ss At the
tine ol 1ls tea;h. She lives in rea.at
GGE1 stery frame hoGse, with the plairest
ic'niare, and without even the ordinary
cot'Ilencss CT domestic life. Your COM
;ait'es believe thas grateful snu generous
eslG1y axes decent hr;ngipg up to the
Sltfeh CT this gallant soldier, and com.
!cNAa!t living TO his povsr:y stricken
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nor In any other ore that can think o
Just now. do not think that Gen. Got
Will allow the rse ot bis name for renom;
nation Tor Copgrsss. He is tired OF publis
lie and wants 10 retire. ! do not think be
would carry bis party strength In Harrison
county on sccount Of his cowArdice In tbs
nssfer OF Richards. our Postmaster. G.n
waH importuned to appoint bis own cousin,
Henry Hay mond, 10 the place, but be
etnck to Richards. Haymnnd Is at least q
ton" ;..s5t Z -,
Charles Caldwell s,ys he IL anxiously
awaiting summons from the proper au.
thorities to enbs:antis.e bis charges against
Judge John ]. Jackson, Of the United
states District Court The charges and
specifications are very voluminoua, cover.
Ing nearly 6ity pages Of legal cap.
Judge Jackson says there Ia nothing in
the charges and SAYS also that none Of the
lasytrs In Parken5urg or in the S,s!e re-
gard them a. serioua he SAYS that Cald.
veil got uifsd at ruling OF bis some time
ago and brought the charges in 4 spirit Of
revenge. = = :
Coi. B. L. Butcher cama down to Park.
srsou's from New Martinsville whsrs he
has been in attendance upon the sessions
Of the State Educational Association. He
says nearly one hundred teachers are in
comprising the best instructors
OF the ssa,e. Cal Bli cher says he has NO
tears about his denomination for State Su-
pfrtntend.ns Of Schools. la
. Judge Hugh L. Bind, Of Maryland, ia
holding term OF the United Sa.sa Cir.
Tnii Caur: in this city, esiA.ed by Jutge
ickson. CASH.
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Hi,z john Porter .,lI k,t,ea.

WAsHINsroS, Julys3 The veto meszase
on the Fitz John Porter bill vas read in the
Senate this Roraiss. TIE chair stated that
tTo-thisds vote was necessary to pass the
bill over the veto. a vets -as inusdis,aly
taken. The result was % yeas to % nays,
and The bill accordingly tailed Of passage.
The vote in detail Was ss follows: Yeas-
Bayard, Beck. Blown, Batler, Call, Cam.
eron, tPannsylvauisl, Cockrell, Coke, FIR,
Farley, Gasi41d- 6 -orge, G'oone. HAmp-
ton, Harris, HosT. Jonas, Jones, tF.orida),
Ma1sy, Morgan, Pike, Pu9h, Ransom,
sewel', ysnce, Vest, VOORHEES,, q. Nays
illtsou, R,wsn, Cameron,
tWnsonsir), oonger, D yves, D,lph, Ell.
nnnds, Hale, Harrison, Il ,wisy, Hill, In.
gells. Lapham, Lrsu, McMillap, Miller,
LNew fork&a Mitchell, Mortl, Palmer,
P,u4h' sawyer, Sherman, VAawycE, WI:
skJY III s.' 20
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The Enxllnu Case. :;

WAaH1soros, D. c., July s,-Mr. Ham
mond submitted the report OF the Select
Committee arpoin.eis to make inquiry
whesh aay ek.members have yialstsI
heprviseses Of tie HOUSE. The commit
tee hcd no custom or usaee which would
inttity them in the concluaion tina. the con.
duct ct Wm:2H- English ia the eonte. ted
s!ecsion ease of Ecglish ". PesIle va,
breach ctsthe privileges OF the House, and
recommend that the whole na:ter be laid
On the table, NIL Miller prsaen,ed a mi
nority report declaring the charge that VIM,
b. English lobo!et on the aoor IN the
interest Ct Bis s5a was tally Sustained by
the testimony and that mis- conduct was
improper acd az grant violation Of the
privileges ofthe House. The report is acG1m.
panied by q resolution excluding Wm..H.
Easliah from the f ,ar during the pre,snt
C0rSrsss 8
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CHICAGO CHIMES,
olmocRcY GATHERING SLOWLY.
TIE Chaskts iu the Conv,slioa Hall lbsus Con
p!eai-Th. s,r,ss,h es ci.wlasa's Can.
diaIel- Gt.eiai Political a.ws Of la
ttrsst frtn Ns,ki,ston CITY.

Chicago, July 3.-Ths gathering Of the
Democratic clans at Chicago goes on bu.
slowly. A number OF scattering dele.
gates from dis.aa. points and one solid del.
egaticn, that Of California, ar. here, bu. ~
yet Ihiags in the local political world are
comparatively quiet. The subcommittee
on the arrangements of National Com
mittee have been hard at work here for the
past week, but 30 far their labars have
been in the direction Of arranging and per.
fectiug the innumsrable details Of the con-
yention. ~
The changes in the hall are ali but COM
ple.ed, and it Is expected that the theatre
chairs for the delegates aud the other seats
viii bs put into position tonight. I. has
been decided 10 light the hall with elec.
iricity: which will not only illuminate the
building better but insure much cooler
atmosphere. =.s.9
W. H Barnun, Chairman OF the Ma
tional Committee, did not arrive to-day "a
was expected, but will be here in the morn
ing. Among the passengers on the New
York limited express, which came to-day,
we're Daniel ]. Manning, chairman Of the
New York State Coumittee, accompanied
ny Edward Cooper and dczsn others oi
the Enc''a State Democrats, among whom
are two delegates.
cLLvALASD's CANDIDACY.
Mr.. Manning said-that he did not come
here with music and bluster TO nominate
Cleveland, but he came as a Democrat who
believed that the best interests Of the party
would be, sutserved by Mr. Cleveland's
Fuenaination. According to MI. Mannirg's
calculations Mr.. Cleveland viii have forty.
eig1t, or msiority Of the New York dele.
Baton.
An important caucrs Of the New York
dels gstiou will be held on Saturday night,
at which Cleveland's strength wilt be
actually determined. Referring to. this
prop, .ed nee.ing. Nj. Manning said: 1--WE
do not prapose meeting. We do not pro.
pose holding this CAUCUS unless all ,he
delegates are present. We have no desire
to take snap Judgement. Mr.. Flower has
members OF eiegaaons who will work to
lave hlm nsulDateT. We have no cn.
jsc,ion 10 that. M1. Flower is q good man,
out We DO not think he has as fair q show
Of carrying New York as Mr. Cleveland II
Pr FIELD.
Tie Caiiiorn;a delegation brought word
sha. from fifteen to twenty prominen,
California delegates would be here Satr,.
day and open elaborate headquarters and
work in the iuteres. Of Justice Field. The
California delegates themselves, however,
tsve announced that they will inaugura.e
a campaign ssainst Mr. Field. Their best
Efforts will be given to secure the 1onina-
tion OF Tldsn in spite CT his letter, bur il
that should prove impossible they will
work and vote as unit for Thurman
Tae National subcommittee requests
tha. tie es the variccs teleeR-
tiors ksve perfected their organization
they will send list Of their chairmen,
Wee President a1cs committeeman 70 the
National CdmmiItee rocr.s at the Palmer
House, and il ID req1ested that such mott
icatinn be sent as ssrly as pcssible.
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THEsrAIus ,,r-LIpERrY
nuEhtentnE' the Worid-Ths Formal
Prssentation To-day.

Enlightentng' she Worid-Ths FoYmn
Presentation To-day.
WAsHtSaros, July 3-The following
correspondence has taken place BY ,ele
graph between Mr.. Frelinshuysen, sec.s
tary Of s:ats, and Mr.. Morton, American
Minister to Paris, in resarA TO the rresen
sion on the Fourth Of July, by France t.
this country Of the coloessl bronz. statue o.
"Liber.y Euligh.enire the World" v which
mas recently been completed at Paris.
Mr.. MORTON TO MR FRxLIyoHuYsKy,
PARIS, June %. 7
Hon. Frederick Ftrlinghuysen, Secretary .,
.Sdx. Z. =, --3'
lns French G,varnmen. de,irins TO a.
sociAss i.seli with the unt ertaiinv Of the
Fano-Americsn Union Committee. tie
President OF Council propoe Q, to j,in with
the President oi, the Committee in An info, m
=! transfer OF the statue Of Liberty to u
Z, representative OF the President of Ii
United States. Pursuant to . resolution I, I
Congr.ts, March, 1877. the French Mini,
ter OF Marine also proposed to furnish Z
var vessel Tor III transportation to y a
Cn!leo stAea. Inc ceremony OF preseutS.
ton Is fixed for the Fourth OF July. -.
LEVI P. MORTON, Minister.
Nj. Frelnguuysen to Mr. Morton:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsAISGroS, June 80.
Leri P. Norton, Aini.ter, Paris:
srg-1 am directed by the President to
instruct you IS The representative of the
Q. S Government TO attend the ceremonies
AZ Paris on the Fourth OF July, Incident 10
the presentation to this cnuntry of The
colossal bronze statue Of "Lib-,ty Eoliuht.
ening the World" and on benaif
Of the President to make known
l:s accsptance.~ You will avail
yourself ofrrT the : opportunity .s1r
express the thanks Of the Goverumep. and
people Of the United States Tor the sta,ns
AZ q work Of ar, aud - monument of
abiding friendship Of the people OF Ftance
you III .aesuts ths = Franch American
Union Commit,ea the President Of The
council and cirz.ns Of the Fssuce Rsrub
!ic that the American people return mes:
heartily, the friendly seu,inents which
prompted this noble gift to Anerica,
FaAnsRIcK I. FazLlxaHuYszy.
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4yszs Etr+:.m, iEom hsr MOUNTAIN
,.;;,btnlocks down upon George William
w.. wv. and Els I, l1w Wulipus. Wsllipuses
t.I- t.+' IN, With The party OF John Kelly to
-,r., Persistent, she draw the eraPery
IS., .or,b sbou. Ter and lies down 10
,s,,. .xav." Oh, it ia pitiful.
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A f1 nj huuauny.

SHARON, Pa, July s-This morniu,
Joseph Andrews, prosecuting attorney c.
Medina county, We, out driving with his
vile and daughter in buggy, when the
horse soot fright and run away. The occu
pants were thrown out and MrA Andrew
fatally injured. Her hunband was reo
tereo unconscious, bu. may recover. RI,
buggy vaa completely wrecked and the
horss Killed. The little girl escaped witt
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CHICAGO. July 3-Cherrie L Co, dealers
IN pig iron and rails, have filed voluntary
assignment The liabilities OF the com.
pany are $3.50. 600 and asse.s uouinally
$3.50 600, and actually at least 5000 COO
Ihs failure *as precipitated by the pur-
chase OF lO. 900 tons Of pig iron worth about
ssoO. 1000 at high prices, and borrowing
SIN, ,uOO On it from the banks. The banks
Called for the money aud several other
debts fell due. The company will be ahis
to pay In full and have large surplua
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No "chtnee" s~~d Apply.

~ "A'HiSG7os, D. G, July s-Tne anti
= sss slll was called up il the Senate
us M Miller, OF California. Mr.. platt
cS;N C.u'es 10 sirike out the clause excluding
Ss cs'nese who we're subj c.s Of governments
Uei ~ 'han that CT China. Nj. Hosr re-
i,.ee Hee ais t!sapproba,ion Of this class OF
vssaeon. ,as. Af. Plas,'s motion was rot
nv -ssta 10, ast the oil coming al opc. to a
A. ,.e wa passed ~ittou: amendment. Yeas,
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has no authority for bis remark! Ml Dana
Is hot In the least dissatistied with his pres
ent mode OF life. He js entirely comforta-
bic In his pr'sent social, business and pro.
fess'onal relations. He enjoys a position
OF his own choice and OF the public's
ch,ice, and has constantly declined all
suggestions looking toward making the ei-
tort TO ns nominated for the Presidency.
While 1t would be uncardid for any man
n say that be would not feel proud to be
President, Mr.. Dana has discouraged all
talk connecting his name with ths: or any
other ottics. He is content with his pres.
ens pcait;cr," mW.1
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P1!zsuRaH, Pa, July s-A Gsarasld,
Pa. special ssys: There is much restless
ness among the miners Of the Fourth dis.
tic. OF the 4malgana.ed Miners Aso-
citation, and the least indiscreet movement
may precipita;e a general strike. al
ReyHoldsvills and other places bitumi;
nouz coal nelds, "cct:ia aetices'' and
other suggestive ku, kiu1 nisEives have
been dis.ributed and an underlined feeling
Of IL aacrri:y prevails. Low wages and
other trouble in the coal trsde have caused
much destisu.ion and suffering, and the
situation becomes more distressing daily,
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CHICAGO, Ill, July a-rhe Daily Ne,rs
Omaha special says: During heavy wind
sto'm LAST nigh. 4 falling tree struck two
soldiers, Gardner and Wsrnstaf. The
former received fatal interal i.j1riea. The
latter had both legs broken. At Fremont
the wlad unrooted Eno's notsl. The cou.t
house was demolished. Several buildings
were blown down. Samuel Anderson
dropped dead from fright. The school
house and numner OF other structure,
we're destroyed at Stewart,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-04

rur;,akoo. Tine 20 cous!ter What II
-, ,.r fathers taught for, VIA. they Won,
49,. have tore with it, and what re-
Wv. for rs 10 Go with it 10 make cur.
Nv. . worthy Of their heroic deeds and
..,-6ees. Eyerv FJurth Of July ought to
-,,.n, b.,,er c!.izsns and more zaalors
m,-lt1 Whi!s Ee bum povdar and beat
.,rn, ye ought not to Jorge. the lesson OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-04

WAsH1scroS, July 5 3-Pse1identA Arthur,
his son and daughter, Mrs. Sheridan, Gem
e:al Buckner, Ms. Davis and "a party Of
friends numbering about fifty, attended
70 day the afternoon performance OF ".
F. Cody's ::Bufa,o Bill :, troupe OF Indians,
Me1icane and cew-boys, who ara iliustrat.
Ing as.Athletic Park the Lie of the wild
WsasE y 80 e. !, ~. Sc ; =, >.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-04

THz new isi.luad ctcmnnCe 5eiore CoUn-
Il. rcT that the Wheeling ( Harrisburg
mil hss graciousiy Withdrawn its Office
,;,,. snoulI be speedily disposed ct. It
hr ,Ir, sdy been before Council too long
r,e usA- depot aad tracks should have
b -u built By tbs time, and everything in
mai runnt ~ order. as i, is, both the
Pat.bn.rh, Wheeling & Kentucky and
OAio Rive, .oa "a are much hampered for
.o7n and conraL irncts. -Ea-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-04

Augusta, NE, July s.-Tns Board Of
Managers Of the So!diess' Home visited Nj.
Blains this a!ssrnoon OF their return from
the Tcg1s home. In the course Of eon7er-
sa:ion 3lr. Blsine said ha believed too
liberal policy could not be used towards
the veterans by the Government