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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-23
ghmiuo{mdtt aebeilt.

ginem alten arate, Der bon Der Yraris 3u.
riidse5osen lebt, uurbe bnrd einen oifinbifden
Wi{ionar bic 8efdreibuns zines einfaden
besetabiliIden Seilmittels fir bic i6nele unb
bauernbe Seilung bon 2unsenidpinoiud t
8ronditiS, @atarrb, Nifbma unb allen gals.
anb 2uasemtranfbeiten aussebdnbist. amd ein
WitteI fir p%oiitibe, rabifale Seilums bon Ser,
ben19ipdde unb alien @erbenfranfbeiten. @a6.
benz Der Softor bic punberbaren Seilfrafts in
taulenben Gdaen erprobt bate, eradtete CT es
fir feline Tfidt, bas Mittel 1einen leibenben
Mitmeniden befannt gu MAIDEN. @or bieiem
Motib unO @uni@ setrieben, banbelte er. Sd
ienbe bieies @eaept gang foienfrei an slqe, BIZ
es iplnfden in beutf6er, enqlii9er ODER frana0.
iiider Sprade, nit boiler 9nmeiiuns Der ser.
feluns unb bes @ebrau9S. Senbe abrefIe unb
8riefmarte, beaiebe Sid auf biele 3eituns unb
i'd ienbe es iofort. Us. u. Nobes, 14s @otpers
Blod, @odefer, u. q. a,1o,19mtp
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NQerfef.

= Die erlte 2aoung S9ienen fir
bic Mranias paB giienbabu befinoet
1i6 untermegs unb mirb in ben nddften
9asen in @albeiton eintrefsn.
= Mm Depot Der SnternatiOnal6abn
murbe geitern elm 1~7idbriger 3nabe
Namens &obinfon aufgefunben, ber
frant unb poaltdneig biilfos NOR. st
CAB al, i'm lebten December BON ct.
2ouis abgereift 5u fem. Inn einen 8ru.
Der, fotpie einen Snfel in San Nntos
nio aufSuiu6en. 8is iebt fonnte er
bieielben aber ni6t finben.
- Die beige @itps8 ranerei erridtet
gegenmdliie in Marion Elm @isbaus.
= Sn 6latOnia iino Maiiertperfe an.
aelegt moroen. moourh Der n0roli6e
Sbeil Der Stabt nit Waiier berieben
wirb.
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Die mattomalttat Der sb1nbeiteu.

r2abps EDITORIAL" bringt ben Grauen
in feiner lebten Summer cine i%i1tereiz
fante 3uiammenitelung iiber ben per=
f6iebenen 8egriff Der G16nbeit bel ben
Deri@iebenen N6lfern.. 9ieie feline
Stubie iiber bas tpetterpenbif9ite, lau=
nenbaftefte, unmotipirtefte Sing Der
Melt, ben @ef9mad bes Menf1en, felt
bic beterDgenife1 grf9einungert neben
chamber. uniere beutiden Grauer finb
ftol5 auf bas frdftig &oftge ibrer' norbi=
f9en Garben, aber tpie melt tritt ibr
Stol3 3uriid nebeu benz Sriumpbe Der
@r6nldnberin, bic Braun nmb Biau
aufiegt; tpdbrenb ben periern bic gro=
Be, gebogene Naie cine Gauptbebingung
Der S96nbeit 1T, siebt es einige tpilbe
Stdmme, mel1e es ben Miittertt bor=
f9reiben, bic Naien ibrer 1eugeborenert
Ginoer gu pertilsen, I'm, fie f96ner 3u
MAIDEN. ,sSn; Granfrei9 gilt bic f1lans
fe Saille, in Ser Siirfei bas Gmbonpoint
als eriter Begrif Der S96nbeit. Sos
9riedii1e 696nbeifsibeal forbert bic
nie6ere Stirn unb mir b%etDunbern bic
bnbe un6 mdbrenb ber 9eutfGe cine
ausgeiprD9ene 6pmpatbie fiir cine
tueide unb geiunbe Giiqe bat, f9m6rt
ber Gran3oie gu iener ettuas lieberli9en
@rasie Der @rf9einung, tpelde auf ies
benz @ebiet Der Wobe unb bes Sc
f9mads iein eigenes Monopol 1T. Sas
Soeal bes Grauenbaares 1T benz ginen
blauf9par5, benz Mnbern braun, benz
9ritteit blonb. Mdbrenb auf benz
Marianeninieln bic iueibbaarisen Grau=
en- bic gefeierten finb, ~betpuubert 0enes
big nod heute bas rotbe Gaar Der Ra.
tbarina gornaro, paris fdrbt nod imz
iner feline 9aare in Der @olbniiance
L'Imparatrice uub bas 1aar Der Spa
nierinneu nit Snfarnat, bas big in oas
Olibe ipielt, bort man beidreiben pie
blaueu Sammet. Wir lieben bic perl=
bldHe am @lana Der 3dbne; bic eles
gantefe Sapanefin pergolbet bieielben
iorfdltig, bic Grauen aus benz Sbale
2af9mirs fdrben bieieIben 3innober=
ROTH unb niats ma9t ben 9i9ter Bot
baras 10 fiB trdumen, tpie Sas-f9mar=
&c GebiB ber @eliebten.
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aas shleid,er Seminal.

9as G9lei6ers Senfmalzgomite bat
bef6lofen. oaB bic feierli6e glnmeis
bung bes Monumentes am Is. Musuf,
Mbenbs 5 lbr ffottfinben fol-. @1lei=
9ers Na@folger i'm gongreB, Sol. UP.
ION, mirb bel oieier @elegenbeit Die
0aupt=& balten, unb fomobl ber
@ouDerneur. als and Der 8icezG ouber=
neur unb bic Nerpanoten bes b~erltorbe=
men 6taatsmannes merben ber Geier=
li1teit beimpbnen. Sdmmtli1e ber=
oorragenbe 8ereine bier merben fi9
anf9lieben unb ole Biirger bon Stabt
unb 9anb perben einselaben, fi9 ebens
fails an bieier Geier gu betbeiligen.
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0}eue @darett.

llnermiolid in ieinem @ifer, bas 8eite gu
bisten, mas Der Warft %liefert, bat Der befannte
S9u1bdnbIer 3err JAS. MARTIN e>
bis1er in Sisfer gsande fa1en. 9ie eanose,
sd1tsa @ d., ;,i I'nS a pom elmer n,srt seid gisfs, ;. anS
i'd Sic neuea @aaren ansufeben uno le tuerben
nit nns therein itimmen, bab Sas. Martin iei.
men Muf, Der %falbionable Sdubbanbler %uniersr
5tabt gu iein, aufredt erbalt.
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Gin tpaubeIuoes gfelett.

Mr. q. Springer bon Medaniesburs, Ya.,
l9reibt SD mar nit 2unsenfeber unb Mbfeef
Der 2unae bebaftet unb au einem ipanbelnben
Sfelctt berabseto,nmen. Sd erbisIt cine Strobe.
fafde bon Dr. Sings Yem DISCOVERY for Com
iumptipn, pelde mir 70 tpobl befam, baB i'd
cine Dollar GIai9e iaufte. gadbem id bret
folder GIai9en berbraudt bate, mar i9 ipieber
elm Mann. Der feline @einnbbeit boutdnbig ct.
langt uab suteu appetit bate. Mein @eipinn
an Gleild betrue 4s Yfunb.
Mlan b~erlanse bon u. 3 reib cine Strobe.
Falde biefes gepi6en SeilnittelS aler Qungen.
frantbeiten. @robe GIai9en 81.
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M It q.

Ser fribere Sanbelsmann &obert SIN.
eemitb aus 9rnmIinSe bei aaben
ls9ieiisn3 1882 in Gan antOnio. DirO be.
nadridtist, bab inn feline berifOrbene Sodter
ca. 1000 Mf. binterlaHen' bat. Ct tpirb aufge-
forbert, ieinen berartisen Nufentbalt jeinem
unter3eidneten MbmeienbeitS : 8ormunb anau.
seisen. @Idfer, SRedtsanmalt,
I'm 2lben, SdIefen.
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pbotograpbien, pelde in Gallo
MAPS 8alIerie, Alb Sf 9ouiton=
StraBe genommen meroen, inb in
ieber 9in1i9t polfommeu unb f0nnen
niht iibertrofen tperben. Wer cine
borsiigli6e Pbotograpbie gu mdB!sem
preiie ipiinf6t. benz empfeblen nil, nod
GalamaDs @aQerie gu geben, unb ct
mirb suf,ieoenseftellt tperben.
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s.. RaIteber C Con, Mpotbefer, peIde
INNER fur bas 8obl feiner Runben beiorst if,
Bat iebt ben 8ertauf bon Dr. 8oianfo's
Suifen> unb 2unsen @yrup erbalten, eiu
&eilmittel, tueIdes unfeblbar ale grfdltnngen,
Sdmeraea in Der 8ruit, unb aae aungen>
framfbeiten furirt. BUR Strobe nebmet cine
@robefafdc. @ew0bnlide @rO6e so Gents
uub ST. 90.
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gaufeune faaen TO.

SIR. &. B. attins, @iraro. Rani, fdreibt :
Sd aOsere nidt, meinen Runben 5br eleftriid
Sitter gu empfebIen. &c errlnst fid aIsemeine
8ufriebenbeit uno b~erfauft fid raid. electric
8itters if bic reinfe unb befbetannte Mebi3in,
bic 9ieren. unb 2eberfranfbeiten BELT. @einise
0as Slut unb require Die 8erOauunssorgane.
Seine camille fam pbne hie Mebisin fem. Sic
eriparen Sunberte bon Dollars in dratliden
&e@nunsen Oas Sabr binburd.
sgerfauft gu SO Gents bic Glaide bel u.
0reiE.
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Rnflens Mrnica=aalbe.

Die bette Salbe Der @eIt fur Sdnitte,
AuctlGunsen, @eidmire, Gieber. uno &aut.
ausfdlae, Gledte, geiprunsene Sanoe, Grof>
beulen unb ale Sautfrantbeiten; furirI Sa.
mprrboiben ODER feline 8esablung. 8oIige
Classification sarantirt ober baS Gelb tuirb
auriiderifattet. 25 Gents bic Sdadte[ bel u.
Dreib.
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Gpapaanpn aeindt.

Cur 8ersr0Berung elmer flott geben=
ben 5ooawafers Sabrif wirb elm Goms
pag1lon gelu6t. NbreIen unter 9 10,
care Of Scr. Sarif, San Mntonip, Nuz
fin 9Oufe, NultinftraBe.
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Feiles Sarsaparil1a" fir
ole 8Iut. unb Sautftanfbeiten. Gnrirt bic
Idtimmfleu Sale bon 8lutberqiftuna bis sur
gcwobnliden SHINE. @ebraudsanbeiiuns auf
Der Etifette. Gabri3irt bon Der Mlamo Mft'g
COMPANY unb gum @erfauf an @ieberberfdufer
uno on Prioatpericnen bel q. Sreib, Gan
Mntonip.
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/ SulfpltlytHueU QuuttruuIyeutH uHytDuuul.
NlS elm 8uIber fir Rinber ifebt eS nniibertrof>
fen ba. Yrei8 % @ents. Nrdparirt unb gum
@erfauf bel u. Dreib alamo Drug Store,
Gan Mntonio.
Sic Contention ber @plsb1nbler.
SIN Mlgemeiner begt bas 8olf MiBs
trauen gegen ale Gonbentionen, bic
BON @ei9dftsleuten a~bgebalten wer6en.
SnltinftiD ndbrt es ben @lauben, als
banble es fi6 bel berartisen 3uiammenz
fiinften bor allen 9ingett I'm cine Yreis=
erb6bung berienigen Nrtifel, bic BON
biefen @ei9dftsIeuten bertauft merben;
unb begriinbet 1T elm berartiges MiB.
trauen iebenfaIs, neil bafeI6e bur1
la~ngidbrige Grfabrungen berporgerufen
tDurbe. 8Iiidlider Weife bemdbrt fi6
aber in bieiem Sale bas Sprii9mort
vNieI &6pfe, biel Slime" einmal gum
Yortbeil Beg Noltes, benrt bic 8etbeis
listen m6gen nit Nufmanb bon 3eit
un6 @elb cine 8ereinigung er3ielt ba=
Der, 10 pflegt lie bennD9 ni1t large au
beffeben. Die goneurren3 lit es eben,
tuel6e ftets ibren Befnnb %untergrdbt.
8ei ben 9ol3bdnbIern bes @taates,
Die San Mntonio ieit einigen Sagen IN
feinen Mauern beberbergt, betpdbrt ii6
[biefe @rfabrung erf re6t. Sab fi9
bod Der Sefretdr Der 8ereinignng, Der
suglei9 als Triebensfifter unb Ser
mittler fungiren foG, .3u Der grfldrung
ge5murtgen, BOB feline Bemiibungen err
folglos tuaren. St fu1te unter ben
6ol3bdnblern BON 9lufin, Waco unb
2ampafas cine @inigung iiber bic 6olaz
preiie ber3uffeaen, aber nirgenbs polte
man ieinen grmabnungen @eb5r ge=
ben. 9umoriffif9 flang Der Beridt
bes S9abmeiiters, Den er in tpenigen
Worten ableste. Ct bat fein Gelb ems
pfangen, folgli9 fonnte er aud teins
aus5ablen; bas mar Nles. Mu1 bic
iibrigen @omites batten ui1ts gu be-
ri9ten.
Ser neue 8orfanb, Der erudhlt
tpurbe, beifebt aug ben 1erren $. g.
Oegener BON San MntoniD dig Yrdlis
bent, Wm. Cameron bon Waco als
Schumacher unb 3embp oils Sefretdr
un6 @ermittler 3ipii6en u~neinigen 6olss
bdnblern.
Die Sol3bdnbler bes @taates paret1
nod Gan Mntonio gefolnmet, I'm, benz
biefisen 9oI3triese, Der ben 6dnblern
f9on bebeutenben S9abeu aufiigte, elm
gnbe 5u MAIDEN. SnbeB fonnte bies
niGt 10 Ie;1t beperffeligt ituerben.
S1ott bic unterban6lunge1 am erften
Sage boten 10 piele STANDARDIZATION bar,
oaB Cameron BON Waco bel benz in
Maberids 0otel itattfinbenben 8anfett
bffentli1 iogte: rSn geieai1aftlider
6ini9t fin6 bic 6olsbdn6Ier bon San
4ntonio bic liebensmiirbiglten uno 3u-
borfommenbften 2eute, aber iuera es
an PIE @ethdfte gebt. 10 babe i9 in
taeiiter1 Sebet iIo9 teiue beritodtereu
lr0 0idt6pfigeren Nfdnner tennen ges
lernt."
YIN. 5tpetten Gage tpur0e1 bic Der
elntsuiSsberll9e fortgeiebt. t1lugen
aber tpieoerum fsbl, unb Sbrpper bon
San Nntonio iud)te oies bamit gu emit.
i9ulotgeil, 0aB es bterielbtt 10 biete
pol3Daros gdbe ilno ~ tpenlg Wei@dft
LEI, UNI be prelle aafre9t erbaltei1 gu
t0nnen.
59o1 itanoeH pie frenloen 9ol3s
bdnb!er i'm Begrtt. San Mntonio 5u
b%erlatlen UNI. bic bleltgen Qolsbdnbler
BON ibrer1 gereltl aus3ui9lieBen, ba
tpurbs nod einntal elm getpaltiger Gns
limb Der Sturm gliidte> benin am Na1=
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ssImpr0yed Condition Powders. fir pfer.
be uno @irobieb. Elm ausse3eidnetes uno er.
probtes YuIber in ber BebanbIuna bon Gub.
trantteiten aIer Mrt, a~Iasmeine llnpdblidfeit.
Mnpa9lsn Der Saui, Hdube, aeIbes @aHer,
Manael an Mppetit. @ebrauAsappeiluna auf
Der Etifette. Gabrisirt bon unb gum Serfaui
BEL MboIpt Drsi6, alamo Ylasa, sesen.
iber bsr Yrtoffee, Gan sntonio.
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Bdderet unb @tscream parlpr
bon
j. "ence.

1929 Soufton. gde bon seferlon-S trase. :
Dem seebrten Wublifum aur Madridt, bab
i'd fets cine bolffdnbise Gusmabl BON feinffen
8adtoert unb ielbfsemadten unb importirten
@anbieS auf Eager balte. Els. Cream trirb in
jeber Auantitdt ms Saus seliefert.
GiSfalteS Sooas u. WineraInaffer.
1877 x3N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27

WASHINGTON, August 2e,-one Of secre'
tary Bayard's siayorite ideas has been that
the commercial relations between the
United States and China should be tos.
tered and extended. With this in view
he instructed Minister DENLY, before his
departure from, the United States, to visit
every city in the country in which there
is any considerable trade with China, and
RaaUiactnrers S ss In il lines ot % goods IN which
there should be9an exchange with the
Celestial Empire. Colonel penby carried
out these instructions, and In most OF the
larger cities thoroughly discussed With
commercial men the means OF extending
our trade with China. The results OF his
mission. from o commercial standpoint,
are awaited with interest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27
pa,e nali Ysstertiey.

Atst Louis-st. Louis, 5; Buffalo, 0,
Errors, st. Louis, 4;;BlGalo, 5. Bases, 0
each. Fitcheru, Sweeney and Wood.
At Chicago Chicago, 8; Detroits, 2.
Errors, Chicago. s; Detroits, 9. Bases
Chicago, a; Detroits, 5. Pitchers, McCor-
mick and Baldwin.
: At Philadelphia Philadelphia, 5; Bos.
ton, i. Errors, Philsdelphias, Boston,
l2. Basea. philadelpbias, O.; Boston, 2,
Pltohers, Daily and Burlington.
AZ cincinnati st. Louis, 9 4 oincinnah,
l. Errors, Sc Louis, =; Cincinnati, 3,
Bases; ST. Louis, .. Cincinnati, q. Struck
out by Peching, g; by FoutF, 3
At-Philadelphia q; Brook,
Tyr, 10, Errors, Athletic, 4; Brooklyn, 2,
Bases; Athletic, 10; Brooklyn, ~. Struck
out, by yinton, s;by HarSins,
At New Hork-New York, Proyi.
dence, 10. Errors, New York, + froyl
,depee, III, Bases, New York, Y; sRfoyt.
denee, a. pitchers, lEelch and Shaw. 3
AZ New York-M Metrpp9lltang, Balti-
tjmore, 9, Errors, Metfopo olitans, 3 bAiti
more, Bases, AIetropoli lii1psi l0i Balh
more, 9. Struck out, by Sweeney, 81 BY
Az Pittsbnreh ittsbufeh, Z; Louis
Fiiiaa, 8. Effofs, pittsburgh, 1; Louis
Vile, 5I Bases, Pittsburgh, 10; Lpuis
yilleg, III. Struck out, by Aeagan, ~ b!
tf4.atar q
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* pllYN.AslIrn lQGrRLNE
Enploysa A.ala.t . rhlIsa.,pala salees

Employed Aghnht EutlauttpA4R ShtVeSf
The Damage Done,
PaI1ADRlpn1A, August 2o.-About Q
o'clock this morning an explosion occur
red in the show window Of James B.
Roaeers saloon, at the northeast corner Of
Nineteenth aud Gallowhill streets. The
explosion shattered the glass in all
the windows within half block Of the
saloon. Upon examination, itwas found
that some one bad placed a dynamite cart
ridge upon the window all, as the mark
otthe fuse could be seen. Rodgers says
he has no enemies, and can imagine no
cause for the attempt to blow him up.
The damage will amount 70 about s., 500.
: Several men who werc playing cards in
neighboripg saloon were thrown out OF
theirehaifs BY the shock, but nobody Is
reported injured. The explosion. was &C.
COMMANDED. by q flash OF flame reaching
twenty or thirty feet in the air, q shower
Of sparks, q cloud Of smoke and distant
odor Of gunpowdar., Special officers vhQ
were In the nelghborhood at the time OF
the explosion, described the sound as that
Of caunon's discharge.
The window in which the explosive
seems 10 haye been placed is on Callow-
bill street. IL was flled with empty bot
ties. which were reduced 10 the condition
Of pounded glass, and the woodwork otthe
window was broken, twisted and ground
almost 70 q pulp. The explosive Is be-
lieyed TO have been aynsmite.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27
HARD on HoADLY.

His denomination For Governor Not In
the Nature of compllment.
Z wAsHIseroS, August 28.-some Of the
Ohio Democrats who are in Washington
frankly admit that their party inthe Buck.
eye State is not inthe best trim for the
coming ight at the polls. One Of them,
who has been an active partisan for years,
and who Is well informed with regard to
the politics Of his State, said TO .areporter
yesterday:
"HoadE's reconciliation was not a COM
plimentto him, nor was It intended as
such. His administration has not been
popular even with his own party, The
last Legislature ws1 a disgrace to the par
ty and to the State. Votes were bought
and sold, and It's sc's OF omission and COM
mission shamed the people. Nobody els0
wanted to take the field and the task oil
defending Hoadlv's administration and
the Legislature which served withit.
ssThe party concluded TO let Mr.. Hoaaly
defend his own admins stration. II was
deemed right and proper that he ehonld
do SO; hence he was fenominated practi-
caliy without opposition. / have heard
good Demoerats of years standing say
they intended 10 yote the Prohibition
ticket. What fort Why, they say they
,propose to teach the Germans o lesson.
Last rear the Germans, who had found
Die Democracy their best friends, aud
who had votad With the party on State
issues for their own benefit, deserted.
There are Democrats who would be glad
TO elect the Prohibit ion ticket as ameans
of retaliation upon the Germans. 1 be-
| Iieye our folks will pay more attention to
the legislative hght than 70 the State
ticket.
81 expect TO see the State ticket saert-
ficed wherever votes for Democratic can:
didates for the Legislature eau be gained
thereby. II wecan get the Legislature
Thurman will be sent to the senate
unanimously, aud then We VIII have q
Header In that body who can aid the
Democratic Administration. But can
tell YOU this much, Il Is idle 10 speculate
on the outcomeot Ohio. Noone can tell
lwhat the Prohibition ticket will be. Il
| Is well understood among the Democrats
that this is Sherman n's fight and they
know that means plenty Of money toI
the Repubh leans. ii ilEs
" expect to see both parties cppcen,
ffate efforts upon the Legislature, and
/ make the State ticket Q secondary con
sideration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27
NEWS IN pRIRF.

= An anilamic ~ velIaty !favar ;a racing
ON the Gantemalan horder. -
NJ, = sS..I,a., -
m.cpa susn wh .ha spes1ie;aaas spsi;ae tetuss"e
gu y, ~ h,en.eHans .e =. sne fo.ise. !
8. me hn1gh1M o. hapor On tne n lesas
et. LOUIS t.ailmay hase alii]eu ssiiAe. .
The Italian Consul at Monaco has been
arrested on q charge ot empezzllng SIu,-
600. s.
1tisreported that the fruit business in
New York. is injured by the cholera in
Europe.
Mrs. Mary Refer, a widow living near
Fort Wayne, Ind, committed suicide by
taking arsenic.
O. F. DeSteiger, a prominent youngphy.
eicianf Of Logan, d, died suddenly from an
overdose Of morphine.
The snnallnor Il anYeas;ns as Montreal.
and the nnbiie vaeeinators arc over.
whelmed by The crowd desiring treat
ment:
ilThe Secretary "A the Reaver Rails
Rn;iS;ng and Loan Aesociation' ~ Pam.
svIvania bea been arrestei far the em.
6ezzlement Of SlO0OO.
The orestion n connonast;on ,or mes.
seneer move yeSniyed Ia carry ,,.,, Immediate
SaIiyeYy jattets is nm h onen ma In the
ipos,oflice Dsnartment and n nnder iis.
enssion.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27

pgTRoIT, Mlcn., August 26-Nine years
ago, =. P. oargan and his wifewere i'm
prisoned for lie on conviction Of the mur-
der oi Charles smith, q farmer Of Saginaw
county. Mrs. Smith was sentenced to ten
yeaIsia the Hoass Of Correction IS an &C
cessory. The latter died recently, and in
her lest moments confessed that she and
her loyer, Alexander, d farm hand, killed
Smith. They festif fed against the Cargans
on the pronaise 0f the prosecuting officers
tobe let oil easyiiiI they turned state's evil
ierfe. The authorities here believe the
GafRnns INNOCENT, ana the Board oil Plr-
dons viii doubtless secure their release.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27

Hon. Ross ]. ALEXANDRA, OF Bridge.
port, is an astute politician. He exam
ined the Belmont county situation care.
fully before the recent convention Of his
party, and declined positively to be one
otthe Democratic nominees for the lower
house Of the General Assembly. His letter
Of declination was suppressed by Chair
man Riley. Of the County Committee, G and
Mr.. Alexander was chosenas one Of the
sacrifices. But he has gradually learned
that the party honors are mighty thin
grub, and he now refuses to partake Of
the repast. This simply means that Mr..
Alexander knows that Col. Poorman and
Mr.. Hilles will be the next members Of
the House from Belmont, aud that he
preIers that somebody else should have
the distinction ofibeing showed under.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27
nAsrARpLY ArrkMpr
To wreck q Paniaudls Train Near steube
yiIls1The Man hrroated.

To Wreck Panhandle Train Near stouben.
viile-The Man Arroated.
Special Di1sateh 10 ne IateiLteaea.
srKuBENvILIE, August 26.-For Several
dayspast some one has been attempting
to wreck a Panhandle train near Rnmley's
crossing, about so miles west Of this city.
On Monday Of this week the attempt was
again made, which was done by plac,
ing a rail on the track, which was intend
ed to throw the train from the track.
On The day named two ladies out Berry
ing detected man in the act, and rail-
road officer from this city went out and
made the arrest. He that his name was
Daniel Cox, and said he was from Pitts
burgh. Re was tried at scio yesterday,
and held in $500 bond, and was afterwards
taken TO the Oadiz Jail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27
THE BLooDY GROUND.

AFloree Fight in Kentucky Results In the
Usual Manner.
Lou1syILlE, KY, August .2o.-Ten
months ago John Ellis, q wealthy stock
farmer Of Oldham county, married Lydia
storts, daughter Of ssweltto.do neighbor.
Aweek alter the wedding Ellis cent the
bride back to her parents with an out
raSsous statement. Her father and broth
er armed themselves, and went to de-
mand an exclamation. Ellis replied that
hia wife had confessed on her wedding
night that she had been loo intimate with
her brother:in.law, Charles stonestreet.
Ma. Ellis stated that she had been forced
to make such q false statement by Ellip,
who threatened to kill her unless she did
so. Storestreet also pronounced the story
false. There has been expectation Of
bstween the parties ever since.
Yesterday the elder Storts, his son John
and Stonestreet met Ellis, when Stone
street struck Ellis and called him q liar,
but retraeted when Ellis drew pistol.
John storts and Ellis then emptied their
pistols at each other several times Ellis
finally fell, badly wounded. Storts was
only slightly hurt. Ellis is now under
medical care here. The fight will doubt.
less be finished when he is able to be
ahoflt IA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27

PallluEtFnlA Pa, August 20.-Thete
isarqn to-day ont6e Spring Garden Bank
at Thirteenth and Spring Garden streets,
q State concern. The sbankhas not been
closed and all demands are being met.
The President, Francis ". Kennedy, DC.
clateS that the run is due 10 malicious fti-
MON, and chat the institution iSperiectly
solvent He eays the surplus h about
$1,000 The capital stock Is $40, 900 and
ihe deposi y ,e5C,gl7.