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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-01-29

The Apache lniians have fixed raie
that man aud his mothcr-a-law must ne
W. visit oF -ae each other.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-01-29

In things essential, unity; in non-esSrn-
rials liberty; in all thinss charity; in mo-
thing bigotry .-RiciarR Berts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-01-29

AstERs e. pc1,,,o: Jefferson County.
~ Instance lu a ,.,.c Company 80 the actual
...-oi m~uriu,c. winch is mJcu cheaper than
the r4.e, Usually charged. IuI Keeps ttse money
a.. lolic. U11I ri>Ss lrom responsible parties
,,.e invited.
Ny-uu,e Committee meets every Friday.
DIRE roRs-N. =. White. Henry b Daven
por.. j Garland Hurst. JOAN ". Rider, ". H.
lewis o. Preston Chew VIM. l.. Wilson,
El-cnc Blkcr = " Washington james Logic.
tI4r.e, D.. Wilson. john ii. little jacob ;.
N.ilu. E G ~. Herr. .siac II. Strider
n. ul L.- -....'' ----'.'-' resident
H. B U.,NE\tOR I,............ ......., resisurer.
ENr.rl.va CouNrrEE-N. :. White, VIM.
H 4. LcNi>. EI-ene Baker, Isaac II. Strider,
L. b. Cuew. =. ~. Washington.
Lo.I -AlilJlcwdy-J. q. Shirley .
Karuev,aue-j e. bituer Harper Ferry
Caa> f. T~uIs ShcpherlstoWu-h. &. tntier
Uune.I,-C h. BI.unart CA1rlc>'uwn
Washington * Alexander.
Iur Secretary Wlli pe FOUND 90. &C.. ~'ln-
psrt- Oai,s Gibson Gud.,uu- t'U. -.iYl-
wand. ta Cl-rie,luNn-
g. a. ALEXANDER
F.b. 20. l,o+. ,
PutNt>
1000 ri,.oi Prints. .a...- d.. f-tes.
Ma L., -. 81. a. =, ->A---.-.--A'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-01-29

Brcdsireefs report, 1856 failure last
year with liabilities Of s234,S63, 1872. This
record surpa.ses that Of any year siuce 70.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-01-29

Br9istrcefs reports AS failure. in the u.
=. la-t week. OF these the South had 100.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-01-29

j. Is said an Iowa woman drank three
quarts OF cIcef il lnree minutes. After ,hat
$40 vss oulss rs eidsE ss.f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-01-29
1'irginia free gress.
". ~. B. d y. " GALL8HER.
Publishers.
~. ". Il. GALLGIER, Editor.

The .alc Senator ADlhony's WING cellar
IN Providence, L. has shown up 600 bot
lies of rarl vintage.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-01-29

Thomas Jefferson was sitting Oh the lawi
in front Of Monticello one evening when o.,
e-pied q solitary hor-eman coming up the
road from Charlottesville d be approach.
ed, the sage Of Albermarle cognized him
rs General Washington. He went forward
and greeted the Old hero warmly, and re-
marked that he WIS surprised to sec him
"Yes, Tom, thought you be surprised ;
but have come to stay" You're a. vel
come a- the sunshine George; bat what has
occurred 10 make you leave Nt. Venom
inqu.r Mr.. Jefferson. Martha has learn
ell sweet VioIct- 'l'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-01-29
DR. CHAS. {. PRATT
Successor To y. +. HENDERsoy q Co.,
Pharmacist,

nEALER in Drugs Chemicals, Patent Med
~ icinc~. Dye Stulis, Fancy q Toilet articles,
Books Stationery, DC.
Gustav Browns new building, Main Street
CH,RLEsrowN, WEST VIRGINIA.
4 CME Corn Eraser Positively cures Corns,
n Bunions and all other Cduscs. Best Of
reference given. For sale by
Or. CHAS. +. PRATT.
March /, 1855
TUsF received largo line Of Soaps-inclu
y ding Jesse Oakes', Brown Windsor Col
gates, Lubin's-also large lot of cheaper
Soaps.
March !. lSs3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-01-29

Tie Kingwood J0vcnal mentions upon the
u,aouty OF a physician Of that town the
application OF wrt leaves of tobacco TO the
throat 40 the beginning OF diPhthcria ~ ef-
.cctuai in ailsying inflammation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-01-29

From north 30 south is shut the mouth Of eve
~ campaign speaker
Bur In his plac, with bcaming face appears The
Olhcv-stcllcr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-01-29
.Sfafe Of sESss girginiG,

County Of Jefferson, sct :
The following is u list Oi persons returned de-
iinQuent for the non pay meit ul taxes ior the
wear lo53, leaving oil tuU,e erroneous 3 aS'cs-
-..,f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-01-29

1nNtNia wv @Et"S'
". ". q. 6J.N. GALL4HER,
Publishers.
~. ". Il. GALLGIfER, Editor.
charie~to'ci,,Je egersoa County Hcs, "a.
January %. 1855.
The .ate Senator Anthony WING cellar
in Providence, L. I has shown up 8, 600 bot
lies OF rare vintage.
The Apache Iniians have fixed rale
tia, man aud his morhcr-ia-lav must ne
W. visit OF -ae each other.
i ycracious Blu, Grass item tells Il, t at
girl, in eastern Kentucky often marry at y
and are somelimeS grandmothers at y.
In things essential, unity; in non-e,,rn-
rials liberty; in all lhingS charity; in no.
thing bigo;ry -RiciarR Burt,
From north 20 south is shut the mouth Of eve
Bur in his place With bcamin. face appears The
Put grain Of cora Oh the first OF chc,>-
board 64 squares aud double on each -uc-
ceeding onc-ii YOU can. Tie London
Echo say. it viii r.quir- something isr
I.SSLS75. 100000 Ln>hc,< The Eeao M
"',' o,'''' '"'' ' '' ." '''"
'''' '''''' ''''''
~ .,.l. :lTt
MI SimpbinS' ''ld ~ 'hhy 90 Ais SIS
'rr' beau. please ope" your m'ut"
NnE o. sou "ani 'ae 'o' open nay m"u'.'
ny iiti.e n'a Cause heard sister
7'y you nad mou'" i'se a whale and J
""'Iy'' TO see "H''' ".'"'r' '"'0'" ''o''
IKE
"So ovou,v.i,.ts s,riv.,l from, tbaold roup
~"
Yes, | came over 40 % smell.
In a -m''l' Come don . want go he
taken for '"ol. what do y-n mean
Well, 1t was about the same Ihins-'he
Oder from Bremen.
Mr.. Laura Shrewsbury of Charleston
mi. S,a,,. , .randnirce Of C;.orge Wa.hinr.
,op !. dead aged -.
90, W., sd. -, ,r,,,. .,c,oc.l.
crate oiiiceT' Is dead.
Mama, j. that old turkey gobbler?'
Yes. NY child
Wei. thon, is "a baby turkey a goblet
r;,lo p,ol ~ ~, - I'll l;- c,,i.;,., .,oy.
49,, ',,,,oor ono,,',,. ~ ,.Jo III. c,ruy -
,h@ .;rcn. VIM ofbis friend. rrn,on.
.tra,.d with him he .,iJ. "\yc had nou.e
81. .,. .,.,. u.5 ,o,.;n., - o.,t %
hu' Why o''h you Duy so'"e'ni"s 20 ga.
with the money you got iof The stove.
lhen we should nave l'ad nothing % cooS
i ""' LOU '"'N 10 nv ii' " i''''''' i'''''
y. brethren" saws ube clergyman who
+, nreaclioc the funeral sermon our de-
ceased brother wa, cut down in single
n-ght-torn from, the arm. orhi. loving wife
who /, lon adiscon,olatc widow az the early
's' '' u" "'"'l '''' '''' ","'' '"
- -" I'''",'' o''' ,"' "''o" u" WV '''"'
pew emerging rom "'' "'l''Ae''"''' i'i "'
instant
"D,es nof the practical Joking Of some
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-01-29

Mdwki,h scntimenalily that tries 70
mssea criminal seem To- be prosecuted when
really be- i- only prosecuted il the sort Of
thing that makes crime bold.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-01-29

4 lawyer in Connecticut whose rcputa-
tiou 30 the community was not very high,
met an old gentleman one day. and said to
him: Doyou know Mr.. H that AIN
u direct descendant from Miles Standisb?"
T., ID possibie2' was the reply. " Wbat
u Hc.e.nI ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-01-29
DeliJAfoy Dio9encs.

When the conductor had passed through
the iront pars oi che -'noscr OF the Denver
tain, as il Frllcd out OF Crate tbc other day.
be was called oack by tirel-lcaking man
with q faiei ierra Gotta mur;acAc.
DO you see any check On s'y bat band!"
The con'nstor .oosea and confessed he
dill not,
"Doyou remrmber collecting my fare
from mce"
NO suc,. I,AiPged sou; ginnae your
ticket"
Now, suppose, said the tired msn.
that mos. men would let you 20 When you
don't see 'cm."
Yes. cAn'Jyoa fnd your tiekets"
Blu, don't believe IN letting man suf-
Ter ior mistake, even tit is his own"
Want to pay in cash? How far are you
goingg ?" asked the conductor, iling out
drawback
There arr a good many people" eontin.
u,d tho terra Gotta iau.iache, who think il
/, ai rght 10 otat raliTuad cnrEofatoh'
ont i'n not one oi thvm. My conscience
wou.dn't have le. M, resl a minute il had
.e, you so 0y"
Fare to Lincoln iay cents, % said the
conductor win -igns oi impaIicnce.
80, {. u.dnt 90 To sleep at night feeling
t.ai had something that belonged 10 some
cody yi,e. oauldatdo IT,.
he dropped "a tear, aud, reaching down
.1.o BED, vest po,>ct, dstw to.h worn and
,o,.rd aaoao pas, ilewa, an editor, but
wccladuclr na, new man aud had not
>c,- .in before. ~ made some remarks
t..tl,i, .ne blue s,rca. behind chem as sh'y
rn .iolg over tl- heads o. ,ac pa,c 's'fs
ANA reunn. tb, document, passed on
tarousa tAe car.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-01-29

Well said an irish attorney, " II it
piazr the court, ii ana wrong in this,
have another poia. thar ia equally conclu-
.iyrr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-01-29

Put a grain Of cora Oh the first OF . chess
board. 64 squares aud double on each ,uc-
ceeding one-ii YOU can. The London
Echo say. it viii r.quir. something iisr
ISSLS75. .000,0OO lu>hcl~ The Eeao M
WIS probably full of c,rn when he ptrpetra-
ted that yarn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-01-29

An li.iaoi, farmer gives his hogs red pep
pcr t,a on their showing symptoms OF chol-
,rI. and c.am, that this ha, always proved
aa c.iecluii cure, md thit he has never lost
a p,r,cr so treated, while his nciehbors havo
-l,rcd seriously
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-01-29

Does not the practical joking Of some
Of your scholars annoy you at times, Mr.
Blackboard ?"
Very much have always had an ab-
h rrcnce of practical jokes in any form, but
to some Of the pranks played by the boys
,uca As placing bent pins in my chair, for
instanee-my dislike i, particularly deep
-catcd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-01-29

The corn product la.l year was l,i95,O 900,
900 bushels, wheat 100000. oa,- $50 600,
900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-01-29

An experienced da'pman says The grain
OF butter may be spoiled 10 churning where
great ha,tc is used. A SLOW regular -Iroke
}, absolutely necessary aud Indispensable
III manufacturing - !if,t-class article.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-01-29
THE "0LD FAMILY GROCERY"
ALIVE AGAIN!

HAVING purchased the StorrNnd stock "t
NJ Warren Eby Will continue the same
lIu,--.l ou-iues, az hi,old Staud oder hnr
f--.trru...urtF tF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-01-29

Ism 81 -, Cte-x CT feguns Couro
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-03
AntI.Iaul.h Riai. in Ylsnnn.

YIRsSA, June 2.-serious anti.Jewish
riots have again broken out. They were
renewed yesterday with increased vio-
lence. The melting cause at the present
time is the excitement Of tho people grow.
ing out Of the election agitation. The
Carmelite Pla'z was filed with o bowling
mob, and free fights were frequent. The
shops OF the Jews were raided and ruined
and their owners violently assaulted. Not
less than forty persons were severely
wounded. The police made many arrests,
atill they were powerless to repress the
rioters, and were Obliged to call for the
aid Of the military. Other riots OF like
violence and dcstruciiveness have taken
places in the Wieden and Menban dis
itricts. nthess districts the entire police
force Is on duty patrolling the streets and
preventing the pa;ht ring Of crowds. The
German Liberal party had three candi-
dates defeated in Vienna, which Is q loss
OF three seaLs in the one city alone. In
iLeopoldstad, Herr Schneider, the anti
Semitic candidate, was beaten tout Of
sight The msjority against him, Is six
thousand votes,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-03
THE LABOR WORLD.
BoTn sIDEs srILL REatAIN FIRsl
In Reg ard 70 the Iron striks-The Prelump,
don is tina. an Agrosmsn. VIII be Ar
rived at tsoon-A Riot ut Pottsyille, Pa.
i oqlell, oasllsd-striEsrs Arrested

PITTSBURGH, June 2.-The iron strike
situation remains unchanged. No sigma
lures to the scale have been obtained since
yesterday and both sides are anxiously
awaiting developments.
Joseph D. Weeks, Secretary Of the
Manufacturers Association, wasin receipt
Of his daily kilograms from the iron CEN
ters Of the country. At 1 o'clock he re-
ported no further move made by the
manufacturers outside Of Pittsburgh.
AT Youngstown the contest is more ex-
citing than in Pittsburgh. All the mills
there and throughout the Mahoning val.
ley, with the exception Of one at Sharon,
are closed. The manufacturers send word
that they are firm and they will not sign
the present scale. While on the other
hand the workmen OF that section are as
solid as rock. Notwithstanding the re-
ports OF the determination coming from
other sides and from various sections there
are many, perhaps majority OF those
directly interested, who believe the strike
will be OF o short duration. Never in the
history Of the two Associations have the
differences been so slight. Concessions
have been made on both sides and 1t is
generally believed with but little trouble
the whole affair, which is now the cause
OF about 60,000 workmen being idle, can
be amicably settled. sa1t ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-03

AT Buffalo Buffalo, 2; St. Louis, 5,
Errors, Buffalo, 1; st. Louis, 0. Bases,
Buffalo, 12; st. Louis, s. Struck out by
Boyle, Is; by serad, 8. -,
At Detroit-Detroits, Q; Chicago, 10,
Errors, Detroit, 10; Chicag-, 8. Bases,
Detroit, 12; Chicsgo, 10. Struck out by
Getzein, 5; Clakson, I. ~. ~,
At Baltimore Baltimore, Z; ST. Louis,
!. Errors, Baltimore, 9; st. Louis, s.
Bases, Baltimore, o; 81, Louis, 8. Struck
by Henderson, 8; MeGinnis, 4. Stl 1
At Providence Providence, 2; Boston,
1. Errors, Providence, 8; Boston, IS.
Bases, Providence, s.; Boston, 4. Struck
out BY SLAVIC; by Buffintoh. L..
at Brooklyn brooklyn, o; !; Louisville,
5. Errors, Brooklyn, A; Louisyille, 1.
BASES, Brooklyn s; Louisyille. .l5. Struck
out by Hecker, 8; BY Tefry,tS. ~
At Observation-Disclosures :l9; Cincin-
natl, s.. Errors, Athletic, %; Cincinnati,
s. Bases, Athletic, 92 Cincinnati, II.
Struck ont by Matthews, ~ by shallix, i.
At New York-Philadelphias, 8; New
York, l.. Errors, Pbilade1phias, s; New
York, 9. Bases, Philadelphias, a New
York, 8. Struck out by Daily, 8; by
heele, y. ~ ~ g-F-.I 4 H.. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-03

- =
serinasur Is the capital Of Cashmere
the most northern Of the India provinces
lying west Of Afshanistan. The capital,
which is sometimes called Cashmere, is in
lat. siS'e., N. Ion. 74e 55t E., near the
center Of the Valley Of Cashmere, 5,24e
feet above the sea, and 40 miles N. N.
Il. Of Lahore. The city hasa population
Of ebout l40,0 900, and some idea can be
had from these q cures Of the possible loss
flife. The city extends about four miles
along both sides OF the Jhylum river,
which is crossed by five wooden bridges
and winds through the city as deep and
placid stream about 100 yards wide. The
exterior appearance OF Serinagur Ia pic
turesque and attractive. From its delight
fnl situation and innumerable canalsit has
been called the Venice OF Asia. The houses
which are generally dilapidated are
built OF thin brick, with timber frames
many of them three stories high. The
principal building Is the great mosque in
which it is said 60,000 persons can wor-
ship together, and the dungeon like a
palace OF the Maharajah surmounted by a
shining cupola. On the east side Is q lane
t.ye.miles long and two and halt miles
broad, which is connected with the river
by canal, and is surrounded by beautl.
ful scenery. Itwas formerly a afaporite re.
sort oil the mogul emperors many Of whose
pleasure grounds and palaces still remain.
The most noted Is the Shalimar Bagh, laid
out by the Emperor Jehanghir, which
Moore selected as for the closing scene Of
"Lalla R9okh." This lake is celebrated
for It's floating gardens, formed by placing
layers Of soil Of tangled moses otsgustic
plants. This city Is the center OF the
ahawl manufacture ot cashmere. Silk Is
raised and manufactured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-03
A BRtDk,s GRIM
She commlts Suicide on Being Iudlsted for
LnrnnnY In Stealing NYedilpl GArmants.

She commIts Suicide on Bsing Iudlcted for
Iareony In Stealing wedding Garments,
Famous FAILS, MISN, June 2.-The sui
eide Of Mary 7. Clarno, Of Parker's Prairie,
this county, details Of which have Just
been received, was peculiar In many Te.
epeG.s. Miss olarao was Q respectable
girl, and lived with the family Of Mr.. Kas-
son, over his store. Mr.. Kassop being
away his wife went to meet him, and left
the ley pt the store with Miss oIasno. Tho
latter, who was engaged 10 marry Mr.. Nc
Farlan, went into the store, It is alleged,
and took about 7Q.woIth lof goods for her
wedding outfit, which were afterward
found at the house Of one Of her friends.
Last week she was indicted by the Grand
Jury and she was 70 have appeared Tor
trial 1t Fergus Balls on Monday, Mr..
Mel Farlan, her betrothed was with her on
the night she committed suicide he pro-
posed 10 accompany her 70 Fergus Falls
ndldaciaEed that he woIld stick by her
to the end.
on nMohdGy the girl was at the house Of
her uncle, James Glarno, who proposed on
the following day TO bring his piene and
her betrothed 10 Fergus Falls TO answer
the indictment for grand larceny. Ata
late hour oil the family retired except
Mrs. Clarno, who was busy in making
some preparations for her hnsband.g de-
pasture the next morning. After retiring
In companywith another gifl, Miss Clarno
got up and went down ltairs, ostensibly
iofa drink clad lot the tifss time in her
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-03
I'o D0aths Ftom nank FaLInre..


knE, Pa, June Frank Mcguire, a
Ssnsutsd : lspOsitor Of the wretched Erie
@aaty !. Savings Bank, deliberately shot
y Eelve'year old sister this afternoon,
sading a ball through her body aud an.
"45 through herwrist. He had brooded
Ss' va Tie los Of his savings until his mind
~ way. This Is the fourth tragedy that
y y anseti out ofthe savings bank yillaiuy.
tas morning Hon Jesse 0benole, one
M. se principal stockholders In the Hum.
~. Bank, which recently suspended,
s.a9l .sn9, brain sottehing. His losses and
Salllues As !tockholdsr preyed upon him,
saanE death. The demise of the last
ESSNE S was honorable, that Of the former In.
.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-03
A MOrnEIps Plea
To Her pi,sipated son-shot by His Brother.
49, -. --------- a. L.. - -

To Her Disslpated son-Shot by His BROTHER
81 in.Iaw.
Cnc1SSArI, O., June 2.-Shortly before
2 o'clock this morning DR.. E. E. 10y, a
well.known physician, shot and killed his
Ebrother.in.law, Harry champlin, at their
residence, No. S77 West Seventh street.
Cllamplin is an unmarried man, who has
been addicted to drinking. Hell grand
son Of the late w. A. Jones, a well known
steamboat proprietor, and was employed
for some time as clerk on the steamer
Sherlock and afterwards on the whar.
boat. For some time past he has been
idle, but has lived with his mother, who
IL in comfortable circumstances. He has
been In the habit OF demanding aud OBJ
tanning money from his mother, and when
refused he has been in the habit OF abus.
ing her. Last night he left home pleas
antly, promising his mother TO return
sober. Instead he went home, after ].
o'clock, in o partly drunken condition,
went to his mothers bedside and began to
abuse her. He awakened visitor, Mrs.
Glenn, OF Michigan, who went to him and
UeEStu ulul W utbipts 4O pki uSh utl n I'LL
chair and returned TO his abuse OF his
mother.
This aroused Or. 10y and Mrs. 10y,
gbaRplin's siateF, and they came to the
room, The coachman also came, and he
and 10y, after y struggle with 0hamplin.
got him into the hall intending to put
him to bed. He broke away, however,
and rushing down stairs, got carving
knife and returned. DR.. 10y warned him
TO stop, hut he with an oath rushed at
him with the knife, The doctor, who was
standing In front Of his wife, fired and
phamplin fell. Mls. 10y screamed "Hou
have Killed him" but The doctor said he
had only shot to scare him, Itwas found,
however, that Champlin was dying, the
bali having entered between the eyes.
The grief of his mother was unbounded,
DR.. 10y was taken TO the station house
and locked up on q charge OF murder. He
regretted deeply the tragic termination Of
Che affair but made q clear statement OF
the entire transaetion, showing that he
acted solely in Gelt.defsnGe.
Coroner Carrick held an inquest on the
body Of Harry Champln this afternoon:
The testimony Of Mrs. Champlin showed
that her son had frequently beaten her, and
last night In the dark ness be threw chair
at her bed, breaking tho hedstead and win.
dow The coroner found that Or. Loy'a
shooting was In seli-deiense and doue with
a view Of Intimidation instead OF inaicting
iniuFv t.t., rsftf tIF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-03
96 A1AsoG RIOT


Throttied In It's Inelplsney-rhe Ring
leaders Arrested.
PorrsvlIIE, Pa, June IA labor dis
turbance took place here this morning
which hforatimethreatene serioustrouble.
About 10 o'clock 200 Italians and Hun
gsrian laborers employed on the Reading
& Pottsyille railroad between this city and
schuylkill, who have struck for fifteen
cents a day advance in wages, marched
into town carrying clubs and red flags,
and proceeded to Coal street where q large
force OF their; countrymen are ut. work
laying track. They attempted to induce
these to Join them, and failing in this
they became threatening. A force OF
police officers appeared on the scene and
attempted to arrest the ringleaders and
the mob resisted, ftl So
The officers drew their revolvers, and
bloodshed seemed inevitable. Finally ysor1e
twenty OF the strikers were captured,
taken before q magistrate and sent to Jail.
The strikers scattered then, and atpresent
all Is quiet, though renewal Of the
demonstration Is ant cipsted BY the con-
tract0fB. III -yff.fsts 80 SO q Il
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northern Texas popularly known as "No
mans fand.r No conclusion was reached.
John.B Hussy, OF North Carolina, has
been appointed Chief Of Division in the
office Of The Third Auditor OF the Trea-
sury. ~ i,,,il,{l go5.la6,sl
l / The Jury in the case OF John ". Drew,
who has been on trial for presenting false
vouchers against the Bureauof Medicine
and Surgery Of the Navy Department,
brought in ayerdict Of acquittat.
Friends in this city Of ex-First Auditor
Reynolds do not think that he committed
suicide. They say he was subject TO at
tacks OF vertigo and suffered intensely
from other maladies, and assume that his
mind was affected when he fell through
the air shaft in the Southern hotel at st.
Louis. He was in comfortable circum-
stances, go that the loss Of his office could
not have driven him to suicide.
The Surgeon General Of the Marine
Hospital Service Is informed that junk
dealers in Baltimore are purchasing large
quantities Of bed ticking used on ocean
steamships by eDligrants, most Of which
Is procured from quarantine stations. This
bedding is viewed by the sanitary authori-
ties as exceptionally dangerous. The mat
ter will be brought TO the attention Of the
different Stat. authorities with view, of
having the practice discontinued.
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