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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-01
Br.t.sia Grain Trade.

LoSpoS, August sl.-The Mpt Lans
;Eaprsss. its weekly reyiow q the British
grain trade, says: Gales dshowers pre-
vailed last week. The crops in the north
ern and western coasts are still uncut,
The sales of English wheat during the
past weak were so 52s quarters at thirty
three shillipgs asainst 81, ,ss4 quarters at
thirty. Eve shiliings during tue correspond
ing week last year. Foreign wheat is un-
changed. Trade In cafgoe otf the coast Ia
virtually unchanged. There were nine
arrivals. Five ecargoes were sold, SIX were
Withdrawn and eleven remained. Twenty
cargoesafe due. at fo-tlay's market wheat
was siuggishs without improvement. Flour
and oats were dnfl. Corn weakef and
barley and beans quiet.
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Man aud wiie Isiilsd. ~ IIrhtnln,r.71 3

" "a
WAsHtsaroS, Pa, August si.-During
theprogress Of the thunder storm yester.
day afternoon, William Miller whose
farm lies near Lindley's Mills, Norris
township; was sitting on the porch in
company with hiB wife. when q binding
fiashtof The. electric flaid struck the house
aud killed the couple! Instantly. Miller
WAS aswell-so.do farmer and o respected
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IN stenbsnvtIie IN Twenty -four Heutg.
Prominent Citizshs Gone.
spotidt Dipdseh o. ne si.igeietr. ~.
|; srEgagSytLIE, o, August 81 This city
lost three Of tts citizens in tweaty-four
hours, of almost similar complaints, and
sudden in their termination. Mrs \.
Stewart, vile Of Richard Stewart, called on
q neighbor Sunday evening, and while
sitting in q chair suddenly expired, with
heart disease. Sheswas s622 years Of age,
and d native of. Allalow, Scotland.
John Yates, an e1nploye Of the ranhan.
die railroad for 20 years, had been sick for
several months with heart troubles, but
was pronounced better yesterday. Lying.
down; this morning forrest, hewas noticed
q short time afterwards eathing his last.
He was natfye,of England, and3was 40
years Of age. j
Mrs. Henrietta Dix whose sickness was
not known to any neighbofs, died yester-
day, Of dropsy Of the heart. She was
born in this city .73 years ago, was from
the earliest families, and was a niecs OF
James Ross, one of the founders Of steu.
benyille. Alss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-01

Yooh 4Np rHr ONO EEgcTf6s.
The planis, howeyer, 70 lay low on the
wool question until the ehioelection.
1fthe Democrats win they wiltieel embsld-
ened to grant the demand Of party Leaders
and 10 put wool on the free list. 1ithey
do NOT the Ohio Democratl, many Of whom
are opposed 10 putting woo. on the free
.liss, WIN probably be able 70 persiade
their psfts 70 80 slow on the wool ques-
ton. y .3 !.
This programme, tits thought; will meet
the hearty support Of the Megvump
element Of the Democratic party, tor they
have been demanding free raw material
and food product for come time. Having
accomplished this much and thus lees-
ened, as ttiey viii claim, the cast Of the
primary arliclee Of food aud raw material,
Ills tia Intention ot the Democrats 10 turn
their attention to manufactured goods.
In this at sack, the laaders now urging
the scheme given above say their hands
viii be stfangth thened from the fact that
tho wool growere will have been crushed
ont and cannot Join Che mannia iaeturefs.
Moreover that the 5 luth viii, have Tepu:
dated Protee etiun in giving up the duly
on rice, iron ore, nuts, snlnac and other
unmannfecsured mineral aud vegetable
Inf0dficth
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CiscmyArI, o., August 3l.-ieorge
Campbell, Lessee ot Chester Park, who had
the gate money in custody, decided this
afternoon to make no further trouble for
himself by holding the money, but to pay.
over TO Sullivan his share, and let Nc:
Catfrey make good his claim tois por.
tions Of 1t, In court II he chose. He
has paid TO John 4. Sullivan s., ,ssS so
as his 90 percent Of the gate money. The
difficulties in the way oil getting the decis.
ion changed by going to law are so great
that 1t slot likely that III will be under.
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THscnoL.klIA seouReT.

tSsetNt
Tho pllsease BrsaltsI out nJsaiy Decrease
of Deaths IN Teulon.
MADRID, August sl.-The number OF
new cases Of cholera reported for the past
twenty!tour hours from tine affected dis.
tricts Of Spain aggregate $685. and the
deaths ], ,24s.
ROM, August 81 Cholera has broken
outin Papzone, near Acqui. Elesenper-
sonsl have been attacked, four ois9om
have died. The Iccntagion WIS brought
tothat place by q family ofreiugees from
Maraeilles.
TorLos, August 81 Cholera appears
TO be decreasing. But nine deaths occur
red from the disease during the fifteen
hours ending al 8 o'clock tins afternoon.
There seems 70 be little Il any decrease in
the panic among the people, however.
One Thousand workmen have deserted
their places at the Arsenal md fled be-
fore the seourge. Both divisions ofthe
Evolutionary Squadron have beenremoy-
ed from Tonlon and stationed In the Gulf
of Don Juan, TO await the subsidence Of
the epidemic.
MADRID, August 81 The statistics of
cholera SPAN for the past week show
roughly that there WIS d daily ayerage de-
crease OF 300newY cases, and III new cases,
i'm, Granada. Tkis decrease WIS most no.
table, while In Madrid and Barcelona
there wasno change. n,ysaseic:a, Toledo
and Zsmora there was an increase in the
numbero OF csses and deaths.
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For an onsiapght on tho cnssems4AnEnor
70 Reduce tho cultem.house Receipts
From Thifty 70 Forty Mniion Dollars.
Wool Growers in Great Danger.
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Ia Bslmont County !plilil Blown Down m
Crops Ruined.1
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THE LAVE Fianr 4 q
" Cincinnati mo Receipts Of the show Not
YET pistributad.

ClNelssAn, o., August sl.-There has
been q halt called inlthe negotiations iol
closing up the business portion otthe Sui.
Eliyan;a alcC Caatsy contest. The money, lies
in q safe here, and McCa Cafrey and his
hacker have entered q protest against its
going 10 Sullivan, on the ground that the
referee has not made his decision. Referee
Tate has been sent for % come here and
make o decision, and until that is done
the moneyswill remain in the safe.
{ II true, as stated in these dispatches,
that the referee did not see the articles OF
agreement and did not publicly render
any decision. Whathe said on the plat
form was addressed I, Muldoon, muster Of
ceremonies, in response 10 that gentle.
mans question. y What do You think Of
the tight" and Muldoon then made the
public announcement that the referee de-
cided in favor Of Sullivan.
0n Saturday night, after reaching the
city, Tate said publicly to- O number of
people that he had rendered no decision,
and that was repeated In s dispatch from
Toledo McGa Gafffey's iback ker, Billy o 'Brien,
claims that Il shonld at least bs declared .
draw. s .55Si8
The conditions, which have never been
formally published nor accurately stated,
afeiin the form Of an agreement, snbstan.
tally that Dominiek McG G6tffey agrees 10
meet John Z. Snlliyani in 8 SIX: round glove
contest OF Chester Park, August %, Mar
quls OF Qneensbury rules togoyern, using
three ounce gloves; referee 10 be chosen
the time; princlpals TO appear between
the hours ol 3 and 8 p.i,t The original
draft shows the clause Scientific points to
count stricken out. Thiswas done ut the
Instance otSnlliyan. IL also shows that
gloves were TO be agreed upon at
the time of meeting. This Is
stricken out at, Sulliyau's suggestion, and
three ouucs gloves inserted. O'Bden
claims that with the clause scientific
points 70, count stricken out 81 the con-
tract, would makeita o draw. at the end OF
six rounds unless one had won before that
lime, and they must either sc: declare itor
% onto d finish. Nee Catrfey wanted 10
finish at the end lof the sixth ronnd, but
sullivan declined, as the decision was in
bis favor.
/. Mro oaiireyS claims that he is not bound
% take notice Of the counter challenge OF
Sullivan, mentioned in last nights dis
patches, until alter Sullivan replies TO his
81 Saturday, by covering his deposit Of
torfeit money. Besides, he says, the man
ghomade tho challenge istnot authorized
"a! do SO by Sullivan. The principals are
both here yet, and will await the decision
ofthe question ofsnperiority.
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The coroner's jury met at s4. N. and
called on Mrs. Mallaes, mother Of Mira.
Walkup, to give her estimony. The in
quest will no doubt terminate and o YER
diptrendered to: day. 8 y
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-14
! Citizens Meeting.

The meeting last Friday evening was
called to order BY Marquis de Mores and
A. 7. Packard was elected chairman.
The chairman stated the objects Of the
meeting to be, to organize a fire depart
ment, to adopt measures to keep the
town free Of all rubbish, to perfect d
school organization and to appoint a
committee to see that order is kept.
In reference to the fire department the
chairman of the: old committee, j. C.
Fisher, reported that sum Of money,
probably sufficient for present need, had
been subscribed but that no word had as
yet been received from F. d. Foster
relative to material. Further time was
given the committee. Chief OF the fire
department were then elected as follows:
ia. Ferris and j. B. Walker on the west
side of the river and "A. T. Packard and
Bob. Roberts on the east side.
A report Of the old school board BY J.
G. Fisher was then given by which ii
appeared that about $40. 90 was yet due
on last terms expenses. Sufficient
money had been guaranteed, however,
and the old board was requested to- col
lect the amount due and liquidate all
indebtedness. It was decided to begin
new term of school as soon as practi-
cable, "a new board being appointed,
consisting of q. NJ. Jorgens, VIM. Van
Driesche and ]. A. Ferris.
2S The cleanliness of the town was then.
considered and committee consisting
Of J. G. Fisher, VIM. Van Driesche and
G. +. Brown, was appointed to request
all citizens to- thoroughly clean their,
premises and to keep them clean.
As there is no county Organization
here means were discussed to preserve
good order and it was decided that the
fire committee, Messre. Packard 6 Rob-
berts should give their personal attention
to the subject Of good order. s y.
III No more business coming before the
meeting, it was declared adjourned.
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r. p. Foster is expected back next
week with his family .,s,s
Vim. Van Driesche started for the Hills
IN Sunday. mornings coach.
Miss Mead Of Bismarck, is Ee:e with a
Zine of millinery goods.
Mckenzie & O'Brien will move their
blacksmith shop to this side Of the track
n a Gay or two.
Mrs. Porter returned from Chicago
saturday and now George has again put
IN the airs Of man Of family. 5%-.
The railroad men say that more people
stop off at Medora than, at any other
.own between. Mandan and Miles City. !
"Yack Wah start UNI lhnmly by Fitz-
glib" if we can believe the smiling celes-
5ial. His card in this issue also init
mates as much. 5{.,
Mrs. Draper is still very i'll, although
the operation for the removal Of tumor
performed by Drs. Robarts and Mcintosh
seems to have benefited her. "A Ill,
Following close on the heels of thu
news Of the accident to Frank Wads
worth, which happened week ago Tues
day, came the sad news Of his death
occurring Friday at noon. 1t is seldom
that q death is so widely incurred al
was this one.' Frank was very quiet
unobtrusive man, one who always atten
ded strictly to his business and left tn
/ impression Of having a reserve force o
| character that impelled him to do RICH
| at all times. It will be remembered tina
he was accidentally Shot last Tuesda
and that his leg was amputated Wed
nesday. He Yas a splendid patient
cheerfully enduring the agony inciden
to the operation. Even within fey
minutes of his death he. was talkin,
pleasantly to the watchers. The bnlle
was probed for to q depth Of eigh
| inches but it could not be found. j
undoubtedly entered his abdomen, thu
making the fatal wound. The funera
services took place at Belfeld last Sur
day, a number of citizens from hert
i attending. Rev. 81. B. Shaffner cor
Quoted the ceremo nies and the body wa
. laid to rest near the church, beauti
1 full site for the resting place Of til
]. dead.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-14
WEATHER RECORD !, 5,

For week ending May Latitude Of
Medora, Dak- 46 Dogs. IS Min. and
10 Sec. North; Longitude, 0s Dogs,
80 Min. and a Sec. West.
The following is the weather record al
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-14
Cedar Posts for Sal,

Cedar Posts for Sale. 4,
Good cedar posts delivered In Medora
and on The cars if required, at $15 per.
hundred.
ADDRESS.
9. .. Kennedy
Medora Dak.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-14

81 Drugs, Paints and Oils.
People who may want any Of the
above articles, will do well to cores
pond with, 5:s553
FRANK FRIsBY,
s Bismarck Oak.
Correspondent solicited. t5lS
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4Thank YOU said. Il dare say /
shall be very comfortable. You may ex-
pect me about seven o clock"
had re-engagedF my old rooms in
Walpole street before the meeting with
my unknown had changed my plans. /
went back there. and after packing up
all wanted, infGrmed the people of the
house that / was going to stay at a
friends for n few weeks. The rooms
were to ioe kept for me all the same. At
seven 8 'clock was at Mazda vale and
duly installed. -
i. It uas the hand Of fate hao wrought
.his-who could doubt 1t? This morn
/, ing was almost on nv way to Turin
in search of my love. This evening ]
am beneath the same roof. AS / sit
here in my armchair and see all kinds
of beautiful visions wreathed in the
smoke curling from my cigar, / Can
scarcely believe that she Is within few
feet of me-that shall see her to-mor-
row-the next day-forever and ever
| Yes, am hopelessly in love-I go to
| bed thinking ! shall dream of her; but
| probably owing 10 the strange quarters
my dreams are far less pleasant. AL
night long dream of the blind mar
| who walked into a strange house and
heard such fearful sounds!
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rangements were made, and by ten
O'Clock the next morning Gilbert
Vaughan and Pauline March were man
and Wife-those two who had not in
their lifetime even eonyerSed for time
amounting. say. to three hours. were
linked together for better or worse till
death should part them.
Ceneri left Immediately the ceremony
was over, and, to my establishment,
Teresa announced her intention of ac-
companying him. She did not fail to
wait on me for the promised reward,
which I gave her freely and fully. My
hearts desire was TO wed Pauline, and
by her aid it had been comprised
Then. With my beautiful bride, I
started for the Scottish lakes, to begin
the wooine which should have been
completed before the final step had been
taken.
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FR0CAA M ATESEN.
$1,000 90 RIGW RID

Az HEI;EAS, 1t appears by inform ation received
w by me, mat tnat TIE following named TcHi-
Ieutiary convictS have made iheir Csca! ana ale
sul1 at large;
Calvin McDoucal, escaped June 5, 1854.
Wesley johnson, escaped June, > 1854.
V. i. Lewis, escaped august >, 1884.
EWiliiam luiiiain, escaped aug st II, 1851.
-stteOrge Walk, escaped >e pteIuteI 3, 1851.
-sNiillam Harris, escaped SCI tvin Der -, 1857;
.Nid Bill, dttdS Bill =. Iidu4s, aus Dan igi ker,
escaped ceptemberz5, Iso4.
ttjim Myers, escaped September -, ieSi.
Henderson Moore, pei - ptenI her -, lSSi.
Lille I,dwards PED september 80, lSSs.
a5Iohn " llson, escaped October ., 1884.
Ann Giis, ct1dS Joanna GettIS. escaped Oct. f. 80
lhos. A. Doyle, escaped October ., 1851
Dave Cox escaped october II, lSs4
I. J. Howell. escaped OcioOtf Ii, 1884
William Hainey, escaped Ocio5ef IL, 1854.
Alien Dawson, -scdped october 49, 1854
All. BOregdrd, escaped October Is, boa
: Anderson Malone, escaped October Is. 1854
.sBuck Bowen, escaped October -, 1881.
-Enginc heaihersDy, escaped Outoaer Is, ISL
"a. q. Ingram, escaped October 10 1885,.
Now, therefore, /, ROBERT LOWRY, Governor
OF Mississippi, do offer tie above reward for the
arrest and delivery OF the sad fugitive eoHyicls,
5000 each Tor oneor more Ol TAcn /. Hamilton,
hoskiBs ~ Co, Lessees uf the PcniJeE tiary. And
do moreover, require all officers OF ihis state 10
Ne diixeut in their efforts arrest said fugitive
oonvicts
t,lsen under my hand and the Greet seal of the
r, e State aftiXed, at jackson, tins l7th day oil
L. - january, a. u. 1855.
ROBERT LOWRY.
By the Governor;
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The necessity foH
prompt and efficient
household remelie,
is daily growing,
moreimperative, and
of these Ifostetter's
Stomach Bitters is
the chief in merit
aud the most popu-
lar. Irregular g. OF
the stomach and
b 0 W e Is, malarial
fevers, liver conf
p ] a i n I, debility.
r b e u IN "A tism anG
minor ailments. are
thoroughly conquer
ed by this inconipar-
able family restora-
tive and medic al
safeguard, and it is
justly regarded a.
the purest and most
ass. For sale y ali
y.
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SPECIAL AND LfeAL NOTICES.
rrrdit0ES Of Greens Bank

w ealars ~ eiioiee pso.eTty - sale iof Greens
Bank obiigationS.
jsR q tSS-fy
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Monday the 9Th day OF February, 4. ID.
lSAs

proceed to sell in front OF the Capipl IN Jackson
Mississippi, at public auction 10 tES highest ana
best biader, Tor cash, ali the following described
property situate in the said City.ot Jackson. viz
Lots and eight aId Eits Jour on OF the
south end OF lois tive and six in slc;re eight North
jackson. lot in Hooker sUrNey,H SAiu survey
being in and adjoining West jackson lots sixty
and sixty two, " est jackson, and lots l. Norh
Jackson said lot is containing - Hoo acres.
The undersigned viii nVey such titie only as is
vested III him as such substituted trustee, but il
believed to be good l. i. CHILES,
Jan :, 'S5-50d. Substituted trustee.
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Chr SzseS,,,r.

An independent Newspaper OF
Democratic Principles. but not Con-
troIIed by any Set Of Politicians OF
M.n;oulason; Devoted to Collect
ing and Publishing oil the News o.
the Day in the most interesting
Shape and with the greatest posi-
hIe Pumptness. Accuracy and I'M
partially; and TO the Promotion Of
democratic Ideas and Policy in the
.ffais Of Government Seeissy and
Industry.
Rates, ty Mad, PssRssd'
DAILY, per Year
DAILY, per Month ~
SUNDAY, per Year
DAILY and SUNDAY per Year w
WEEKLY, per Year
xddress. THE SUN. Ness Xerk CS1.
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TRUSTEES SAL

FINDER AND By VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN
- deed OF trust ex ecuttd by Jones :. Hamilton TO
j. !. Green trustee, Tor the oeueht Of reen Bank.
on the 81 day Of Ap.i ISIS, recorded Deed took
10, page 100 OF the lccord OF Decs uf Kinds county
First District the undersigned as substituted trus-
tee will pu
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-28

In the Circuit Court O. the United SIXTIES fer the
Southern District Of Mississippi:
ITO JULIUS wEIS, VICTCE -fEYEE, AND
J. ADolFH AIEEkR: You are esl..l1aii0ed 70 al,-
par before the Circuit Court Of ;he United STATE,
FOR said District, at jackson, il sid District on
the
Frssr MoSpAr OF March 3. D., 1855,
70 defend suit IL said Court, v7herein Z 4. Lul-
iuT IS corapiatnaIt, and you OIL srs are defend
81.
isn.7, JAS ". AcHEE, Clerk
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GIBSON'S SCHOOL.
At rsaEkZs. NsB~Sa~SsPPI.,

A FFoRDS COMPLETE COURSE IN LATkx,
"A Greek, French. Mathematics, English l1lngu2sst
and Literature, History, Natural Philosophy. Mesa
ply sizes, Political Economy, Rhetoric and Logic.
Study in English Language and Literature begins
with the entrance of the student and ceases only
when he to attend. Methods those oi the
University OF Virginia. For circular and full in
formation, write to ". l. GIBSON,
aug 49, S4-6m RIENzI, MISS.
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Notice 10 s;nsrae;orS,

AIRS .. JONES WILL RECEIVE BIDS
vi .or The erection o. : Church. {:TaEle.1 a;
arise Ci2 bc-De Co. Miss acoaf in- 10 plan !eIi
4 TIE CLAEIcS Office, jackson, Mss. AL bids
SIhiect "a decision Sf Committee.
dec 70, 1851.
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fOnday, the 9th day ofFe braar,

before the front door Of the City Hall in the City vi
jackson, Miss sell public auction 10 the highest
bidder, Tor cash. between the hours OF eleven ocock
4 IN. ana four clock p N. the following land and
premises in said county aid district 10 Wit; = OF
= oI { = and = OF z. and y OF e
a aud W y Of a OF section two, sud the n y OF
= oi II 4, "a acres IN undivided tssU-thlrds
Of \ OF 81 Vi = Of j. and an undivided one
third OF y OF y OF II uf section eleven, ali in
township louT Oh range west said sale made ioT
the purpose oi Ssti~tyn. the i,eeIee IN &c in favor
of complainant, anG costs o. suit
4, G MOORE, Commissioner.
jackson, Miss, January 5, Iso5-4w.
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CuMMissIusAk ; sAiE.

TNDER A DECREE or TIE CHANCERY
u Court, for the fir>t District OF 8inds county,
Mississippi, rendered the 18th day N November,
.ss4 In the case OF Erwin Lewis Administrator vs..
even Cook It al, No 80, l, tie Unue signed Com
mis- Toner, authorized by said Bccrec VII. on
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EDUCATIONAL.
CAPITAL commercial Collie &c

VOUNG MEN DESIRING THOR OUCH
4 business Education al the Least
Expense, should write Tor Circulars or iu IN orna-
ton 10 ROJDEBuSH WIA1 7,
oct. % 'S4-tf JACKSON, usS.
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LIST OF EsCAPEs-DEscRwTIoN

By the Governor:
Henry c. MYERs, Secretary OF State.