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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-06
THE RESOLUTION IN ORDER.

THE hEhULuTlOh IN UhDkhs
Mr.. Sweeney and Clerk Bowers spent
considerable time in looking over the man
ual, the members in the meantime con-
yetsing earnestly about the matter. At
last the announcement was made that Mr..
iruse's resolution was in order; it was
then read, and Mr.. Pickett moved its
adoption.
Mr.. Cruise stated that he had offered the
resolution in good faith and in q spirit OF
Justice to all officials; he hoped il II was
passed 1t would form o precedent for all
future action in matters Of this nature.
The committee had finished investigating
all specific charges; the Others were not
specific. Itlooked to him as though the
course the committee had decided on was
wrong, unmanly and uncharitable.
Mr.. Jaeger asked for the reading OF
the Mayors communication and
the action taken by Council. This
was done. The public already knows
what that was: the Mayor called attention
to the shameful manner in which the
police force was being run and asked that
not only Officer Burns but the entire
forcs be subj cted TO q thorough investiga-
ton. The Council referred the matter
and gave the committee full power to
send for persons and papers.
PICKETT PROTESTS.
Mr.. Pickett said he inferred from the
reading that charges were preferred
against Burns. The Mayor merely stated
that he believed that Chief Smith knew
OF Burns's misbehavior and had not acted.
That was not specific charge. He read
rule 40, which defines how charges are to
be preferred, and said that II the Mayors
charges against BurOs were not sworn to
the Council was not warranted in Iefer-
ring them.
The Chair interrupted and called alton
ton to section six OF the Mayors ordi-
nance, giving that official full power to
supervise the sction Of other officials and
report any wrong doings to Council or
cause the offenders to be punished In
Police Court. He had chosen to proceed
In the first course.
Mr.. Pickett did not bslieys that that
section relieved the Mayor. Then, with
crocodile tears in HE tones, he made
pitiful appeal for Porter Smith. The &C.
ton Of the committee in proceeding to in.
yestiRate him was in his opinion some
thing unhearA Of. The murderer with
blood on his hands was not adjudged
guilty until the charge was made. The
simple fact that the Mayor said thing
wasso didnot make itso nor wasitsufficient
to warrant the committee to proceed. II
the, Mayor was in good faith and did not
desire to persecute, why did he not bring
charges and then let tho Branch dispose
of them as it pleased. II officials were 10
he arraigned in this way, men could go
anywhere-to disreputable places and
there learn that what would warrant them
in saying that any man in this city was
guilty OF any crime, but when these dis
reputable people are forced to come for
ward and kiss the book, they don't come.
II their statements are not to be support
ed, he preferred direct and specific charges.
1t was false idea Of duty to investigate
when there were no charges. A more
demagogic speech was probably never
heard in Council.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-06

Tuesday and Wednesday, October G and
Z, the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis
railway will sell cheap excursion tickets
TO the opening Of the Davis Island dam by
the G. A. R. Round trip, ST. so. For full
particulars see bills and posters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-06
E0R 8ALE-OoUNTRY SEAT.

Ten acres OF choice high bottom lani, dr nilsi
below Wheeling, on Ohio River and y, i .. y, a.
Improved By a Substantial brick house, u foclil
kitchen and outbnilGIngs SiIua.gd In gro1e q
uEple, sugar and poplar trees. Also, q bv0l s@e'
ton OF ifnlt trees. Apply 10 .,--.,..
W. v. H0GB6 FRO, 100 &asEat y
Or z. W MORROW. m Tho nnen'slS, "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-06
Respectfully submitted.
PATRICK 0'NRILL,
PATRIcK CoPPISGRR

This wag sworn to before William II,
Davis, Justice Of the peace, on September
"a. and a certificate accompanied to the
effect that the legal notice had been
served on Manion by Robert Bond, con-
stable.
On account of mistake in the date Of
the notice, the day named being Sunday,
the matter wel deferred one month.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-06

Your only chance. Louisville VS.. ALE.
eheny to-day. S:lb p. N.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-06

FOR comfort, get one of those Best
Knit Jackets at G. HESS q SONS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-06
IN TUE SECOND BRANCH.

The Second BranCho Council was called
to order by President Sweeney promptly
at 1880 o'clock. A large majority Of the
members were present. and before they
had gotten comfortably settled in their
sests all the others, with the exception Of
Mr., Schrabe, had managed to fight their
way through the excited crowd that filed
the halls. The reading Of tho minutes
was dispensed with. Mr.. II. Z. Weis.
gerber, who was elected TO fill the vacancy
caused by the Resignation OF Mr.. W. II.
Hearne, was present aud coming forward
was sworn. III
President Sweeney said: "This meet.
ing, as understand, Is special one con-
yened az provided for by ordinance, by q
call signed by three members Of Council.
Its object am not aware Of"
Here Mr.. Cruise stepped forward and
handed Mr.. Sweeneys paper reading as
follows:
CALLING THEN OFF.
WHEREAS, it was not the intention Of
the Councilin referring the late commu-
nication OF the Mayor to the Committee
on Police to authorize such committee to
enter into q trial Of any officer Of this city
without proper charges and specifications
against the officer having been HEst
presented to Counciland properly referred,
therefore be II
Rssolred, That the Committee on Police
be and are hereby directed to proceed in
the investigation Of definite charges re-
ierred to them alone, and they are forbid.
den 10 incur expense in any other inveati-
cation, the same being unauthorized; Il
being the opinion Of the Council thatevery
officer 10 entitled to have notice Of charges
against him before he can DO put upon
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-06

Music to night at the Alhambra Palace
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-06

Cheap Excursion to Pittsburgh via the b s o.
The Baltimore & Ohio will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return Tuesday
and Wednesday, October 6 and Z, at the
low rate OF 81 SO, to those who desire to
attend the 6. A. R. Reunion and the
opening ceremonies OF Davis Island Dam,
Tickets good to return October inclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-06
WANTED AN EXPLANATION.

Mr.. Sweeney started to read this, but
had not gotten through with the pream-
BILE when he thraw 1t down and said 1t did
not explain the object Of the meeting,
and asked Mr.. Cruise, as one Of those
signing the call, to explain what was
wanted.
Mr.. Cruise ssid: ~ bslieve the object is
TO finally settle the controversy now going
en- as Is whether the police committee has
right to investigate the entire police
force"
The Chair-"How do you propose get
ting it before Conncil?'
MIR. Gruso-"We know that the com.
mites ia going on with the work o. in
yestigating the whole force. Burns is out
why is this work going on?"
Mr.. Pickett-"In other words, what are
the charges the committee is going to
work on now-that's what We want 10
The Chair-"Does Mr.. Cruise propose
that the Council shall interfere with the
committee before 1t has made report, or,
for all we know, finished its work."
Mr.. Jaeger-"The committee has not
gone half far enough yet"
The Chair-"The Chair regrets very
much that he was not informed Of the OBJ.
ject Of the meeting that he might look up
authorities. hope the Branch will in
dulge me while 1 look up Jefferson's
| Manual" b
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-06
Cheap Excursion to Pittsburgh from Down
RIyar PnInta.

Cheap excursion tickets will be sold
from all points between Parkersburg and
Wheeling by the Ohio River Railroad
Company, Tuesday and Wednesday, 0cto-
Der Q and I, to the opening OF the Davis
Island dam by the G. A. r. Fare from
Parkersburg and Marietta will be 81.
Tickets good to return until October o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-06

MAN cED-Ioung Lloiel In city OF county Ia
W work for us Rt their home; sp;rinstiny On,
ployment; no Instructions W buy; work can b
Sent BY mail distance no OblGCtiOn) SC 10 81 nj
week eau DO made. No clnyRSiGT particular
free, or sample oil work allied for four GEMS IN
CO., Boston. Ma-S p o. IlnI lql6 rom rThsIS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-06

Grand Army pay-opepiDg Davis Island
DAN, PIttsbu, Eh, Pa,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-06
Oponingi

Music tonight at the Alnambra Palace
Rink
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-10
G c.M0e.

0talone, 0.=g., 9. 6ebruar. - Die
pra6toOlle Gobnung 9tOb. Sdr0Oer'S, etNe5
Stem Dorter Sopicubdnbel8, Su 9eSorz Bono
in Acknowledging, branute III pergan=
gener gtad)t nie6cr. Serluit $4,000, Ser
iiderltng $4,000.
Burlington, Sa., 9. 6ebrnar. = Der
QOtomotioenidnppen uno Die NfaidLnen=
@erftdtte Ser Burlington gtortbweiternz
gtarrow @auge 8abn" gingen geitern i'll
6lamuen aui, unO Orei 2ofomottpen wurc Ell
5erftUrt. Der Serluit tit beoeute,o.
Yepria, SGs., 8. 6ebruar.-0er S4a=
ben, welter geitern Our6 Die @inaiaerIng
Der bieii9en Startefabrjt enttano, wmo aui
$1O0,0 geid)dBt. Die &eriderun9 betrdgt
$54 900. Sine 9rOBe Sdaar 2lrbeiter iubt
inter ben Sriinlmern ua6 ben Seiben
Gpbraim 9oOltttle's un6 &norem 8e3er'S.
9tetu SrleauS, 8. 6ebr. - Gin beute
9beno al ser SienUiaeitrGBe anS9ebro4eneS
Seuer Gi6erte adt eini0dige gSobnbauier
uuo cine Gifgiabrif ein. Serluit $4,000.
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GrIhftntnr0c.

BbtlQ6eIpbia, Genni., 9. 6ebr. -
gSuaro .. gSetler, etn Utafler, ldjOB fd)
beute in ieiner SSobuIng cine 6ugel in bic
redjte S6lGfe uno itarb in etma elmer halben
Stllnoe. Ser Selbitm6r6er mar cine in Ser
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gr hattie ieit n1ebreren SGbrcn ale @eifdit5-
idmanfungen mitgemaf)t unO mebruals ral=
Int. Su Ser lebten 3elt bate er Ii6 0iel1af)
in @elbperlegeuDeiten beiunben.
9feQ6ing, Benui., 9. 6ebr. - Gin iebr
ionoerbarer Tall pon Selbitn1oro, luel1er III
Ser gan;en ltluge9enO grOBe 2lufregung berz
ooraerufen hat, muroe beute in 6aQS eut=
6edt. Sobann Steinmaun, etn 63 Sabre
alter Sunqqeielle bon iouoerbaren @emobn=
beiten un6 Der Gtgentbumer elmer Sarm oOu
200 4dern, murOe III ietner Sfeuue ais
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aufaefunSen. I'm ieinen gtaden mar Elm
Strid, an benz iif Stetne un0 Gemi6te BE-
fanoen, aeidlungen, 10 oaB tetu 3peiiel bar
iiber beffeben farm, ooB eiuabii6tlider Selbitz
mOrb oorlieat. gSie lau9e Stetnmann i9on
toSt 1T, tonnte nift in @riabrung sebra9t
ner6en. 9lm OtOntage mar er gum letten
O}al aeiebeu morOen. GtHe ndbere llmia)au
eroab, bah fiiuf pon ieinen Siben un0 ;ruei
YferSe nit our6i6nittener Seble in Der
Sdeuue laeeu. 9as Snitrument, nit oem
Dies aeide6en mar, fauo man IN Steir>
mQun'S Saihe. $1,000 in 8untnoten maren
in ieiuem God einQeuGbt gSa8 ben Wtann
Al oiefem oer;peifelten Sdritt setrieben, 1T
i1ubefannt, ootb oermutbet man, oaB religi0ie
&ufregung ibn ba5u oeranaBt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-10
Der 0eutfde Correspondent.
Gus Der SttnaesDamptitaot.
GtferSaatelsi unter s.ottsnoff,tsren

2Saibington, 8. SCbruar. Slot
tcniefretQr bat einen @eneralbeicbl crlalien,
melder anoronet, baB alle 8etitiOnen, Dent
id)riften Obcr ionliige 9ofumente III Se5ug
alf i6mebenbe ober porgei6la9ene MaBnabs
men oeS @Ougrehes, melfe BON Sfiiiteren
ocr 6lotte ober bes Marine Corps on irgenO
Elm 6auS ScS Gon9reIies geridtet peroeu,
porber benz 6lottenz9 9epartement Sur Segut=
ohtunq unterbreitet unb mn nit 9enebmiz
euu9 OeIielbeu ein9ereift mer0eu ioleu; fer
ner, oaB feiu 6lottenoifiSicr obne Senebmi=
eun9 oeS Slotten 0epartement8 Dor elnem
GOn9rebz bz@Omite eriheinen bari. - 9teier
geiebl lit eine 6olse Oe8 Don etner An5Ghl
6lottenOfft5iere benz @ougreiie eingeret6ten
YrOteitS gegen bas UOrgeid)lagene DanteSz
uotum fir Commodore SdJleD unO 2teute=
naut Gmerp megeu ibrer Seroienite ilr Jtetz
tlln9 oeS gteutenantS 9reelD rno ielller Sc
iQbrten. Setretdr Chamber bat Die betreheuz
ben SffiSiere i'll einem @irfuluri6reiben oar
AMI aufuertiam gemaft, oaB iie bur1 tbre
MaBnabme Die 9ieuiuegeln, peld)e ben Sf=
ii5ieren Der 6lOtte alle Seriufe Sltr Seetn
fluiiung bes @OngreiieS in ieinen Seratbuns
qen perbieter, iibertreten babeu. Der Sefre=
tGr oage9en bate III etnem Srtefe al ben
Senator Sale ppm Senats- @0mlte fiir Slot
tettz aHairen enipioblen, baB eutlueoer tetne
ipeSiellen ytanen III benz 0ante8uotum ge-
nannt miirben, oSer baB Der 8eifluB aud
ben @ommanoeur @offin, Sefe4lSbaber oes
p2llert," eruGbne.
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Die sabn sataiteopbe IN sopa.
sie6em g!euidIem setootet nnS mebrere per=
lpunoet.

Grefton, Sd., 8. 6ebr. - g8ie bereits
mtt9etbeilt, ereignete itt 9eterlt gta6nlittag
ein bescntlifer Sabnunfau ;ebn Dteileu BON
bier. Sin luaitli9 gebenoer 3ug. Der ,&bt=
cdgo g'urlington GutuC0'er Sabu" iuur0e
uahe elmer Sriidt, bic iib;r eiucu 8Qd fiibrtc,
ourd) cine Serbrod)ene Sdieue aus Sem Sc
leie QeWorien uno riB bic Bride 3nianlmeu.
9met 4aiiaaieripaQ0ou8 uno ein Sdllafwaqz
gon, in lueld]em iid) 20 bis 80 8aiia0ere be
fauotu, Iiir5tsu neblt Der Qotolnottue uno
benz @tpGdiUaggon in ben Sad binab. So
bert Sroun aus Ntount Bleaiaut, Sa., Srdu
BomeQ aus 9tep=NIbGnp, Sno., 6raU gS.
s. Carroll ans Gan @ade, Sol, uuO Der
SotOmOtiUfiibrer Oe3 3u9eS ruurOen get6otet.
Solgenoe EerIouen erlttten SerleBungen: u.
y. Sole aus GjraHO 9fapi08, Nii1., s. $.
Someu, &onouttenr Se8 Sdlaf gSagqon5
(2rmbru9l, Goucufteur S. u. 6oufinS aus
&re1ton, Sa:, Q. s. 2tnOiag ans &reitou, 9S.
S. Davenport aus Burlington, Or. 9S. 6.
&arOuau5 San SADIE, Sol, 6rau %. Sar=
rell aus 8re5cott, Sa., uuo Slatdh gSater=
man ans Corning, Sa. Sas Sre6en Der
Sdiene, wel9es Sic 8atafropbe perunlaBte,
mar lpabri6etnlid cine Solge ser itrengen
&Qlte. Die &eruuuOeten iunr6en bierbcr &C.
brad)tuno iuer6en i'm Summit 6oule" auf8
Sefe oerpiegt.
Burlington, Sa., .. 6cbr.- SpGtere
&erifte iiber ben 80buHnfal ergebeu, cap
Oerielbe beoenflid)er mar, ais aus ben eriten
9lnguben berpOrging. Gret Der Seruunoe=
ten fnO ieit Der &ataitropbe gefOrben, unO
elmer O0er 3tOti anbcre Werben idwerlid Oa-
UoufOmmen. Die @eitorbeneu iiu0 s. 4.
Srown ais Mount Yleaiant, Sa., Srau gS.
9utterg nnN 6rou %. 6arreu aus 8reScott,
CSn,nn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-10
S1neciturMt.
s&neebIedaos auf oicIet Sabneu i'm sSeitsu
@inc auI Den Stnrm foI9euoe taEte
1nTtmeIIc.

SHITUeuC.
@bicago, 8. Sebruar. - Der beiti9ite
SdueeItllrm Der SaiiOu piitbet beute III
Chicago uno i6eint auf eiren groBeu 2an5=
itrid1 Oerbreitet Su ietn. Der SGbuOertcBr it
abermals unterbrod)en, bic Ferioneuiiige ituo
I'M mebrCre Snlu0eu uerpGtet, uuO mn
lpenige SrU9t5lige wer0en bei0rbert. 2(ui
oen @bicagOer StraBeu liegt Der S1uee
beute giaGJmittag 10 bo6, OaB Ote 9cidJGte
nur nit gpBer Shwierigfctt Oerntittelt uer=
ben. 2Sie I'M Stgn0lbiireau mit9etbeilt nina, 4,
entftan6 ser Shtrm au Der @OlOtiiite uno be
ruegte iih in nor6 8tlid)er Ri6nng. Stir=
nli'd)e5 9Setter berrid)t auf alien Speileu Der
groBen Sce'n Swiiden bier UuO SuiialO.
Sine falte guihuelte lit ans oem storOWeten
ber I'M 9niugc.
{oeute 2lteu0 lit tGltereS gSeuer eiuge=
treteu Itno o0S S6erUom2tCr IN radeu
SinGeu. Die &ertebr3iperre aui beiEabe al
len 0ltltden &abnen III 6olge 6e5 tteieu
Sdnee'S 0auert fort, IND and auf ben bic
ii9eu Sn0Ben 1T ser &ert2br tbeuweie eir=
geTelt. Gin uQt 6poe Bart befimmter
NccOmnObatious5ug Der rSGinoiier Central
Sabn" blieb mQbrenO Der U.rg0ugenen 9ta6t
all Der 50. Su0Be III elmer tiereu Sdueez
tuebe iteden un0 errti6te ieinen Stitim=
mungsort crit bente iriih. Die IccOmnO0d.
tiouS3itge Der y9Ioo S8lano Sabu" ftI1o
iGmntlih I'M circa brei Smn0en UerIpItet.
Qepei6ell ans &eofuf, IOd S8lauo, GSmOna
uu0 an0eren Yuuften III Sllinoi8, Soma IND
EisConiin melOen iiber Sd)neebloctaOen oui
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SoD, @i8c., coll0irte beute gta6nlitta9 ein
beripGteter 6radt;ug tumitten ctne8 beftigeu
Sd)neegeit0berS nit einem S6neepiiuge. 5.
q. DUMAS aus 9epere erlitt etneu 8einbru6
uno innere, le6en8geidbrlthe Serlebuugen.
2S. S. States, 6erausgeber Der SUNDAY
4bbante" Su @reeu=GQp, luurOe letft Der
lett.
2ic ,,@ranb zGrunf"= Die yGaufatee"z, Die
,Gbicago -gGiternz SllinOi5"z Die y Baltimore
Sbio"s, Die y9ouispiue =gierus 2llbaHp @bica=
go"z, b1e ,@anbanble"z, Die pOtttiaan Sen.
trol"=, Die p@bica9O =Alton"=, Die y2Sabaib"=
uno Die Somaer 9ipiiion Der p3tliuoi8=@en=
tral Sabn" iGidteu beute fetnen einStgeH
6rad)t;ug oon bier ab, lln6 Die 6ra6tblotaoe
1T bic pOllitdnoigite lett Sabren. gSabrltetn=
lid tuirb bieielbe Sluei bis 0ret Gage oauern.
lin I'll llbr beute Abeno bate Der Sturm
iib gelegt, Der 6immel mar tlar uno oaS
Shermometer auf bier @rao iber gtul.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-10

gGie QIJdbrlidj, 10 uer1nltaltet aud oie'e5
SQbr Der g2ameu 9tdbUereiu" OeS oBaiieu-
baus zSereuS" nddften NiitmOd in Der 4uz
italt ein 2uferu Copper, nm ben 0teleu
Ereuuoen Der oeuti6eu 8aiieutinOer gele-
genbeit gu gebeu, ibr Sherilejn gum Inter
balte Der Sater= uuo UtItterloien bet3utr1=
gen. Der 9leiuertrag oe8 2luitern. Souper5,
un6 es 1T Dies taft bic geiammte BrllttO.
@iHnubme bes Belte8, Oa milOtbdtge Nsuz
iheu freuoigeu SCREENS uuo nit OfeHer 6au0
bic oaju n0tbigen SIttualisu Il. /. 10. beis
iteueu, biloet cine 6aupt-GinHabme oe5
y8ameuz 9iabuerein5, ;" nm Dem 2irtttorium
Die Gorge fir bic BetleiOun9 Der SSaiieH ab=
iunebmeu.
Sn melfer gSeiie Die 3ameu oieier ielbit.
iibernommeueH Serpfihmug uabtommeu,
;siat Elm Seiuh oe5 g8alienbauie5. 3H groB
lam MN oieie GiuHubme Htft ieiu, oenH eS
iino iaii an 0uu0ert Sln0er, Weld)e nit Sleis
bern uu0 Sdubeu ueriolgt meroeu uttGeu,
in Der 2lHit0lt, mo oeSbalb legeu mir IS UT
iereu geieru beioHoerS ans perj, ua9iteu
glittuo9 Oh &egsn, Sduee ooer 4onHeu-
iteln, uat benz 8aiienhauie gu piI9ern uuO
bort al ben gebOteHeu 6reuceu uno Inter
baituuQen 1bul 3u uebmeH uue lu glei9er
3eit eiu g8ert Der 2SobItbat Uao Der JtIh
ifuliehe ~ perrthteU
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8I6fe6r Scs YrdTocntctt 6lepelnno
nad, 2tl6anp.
9te &ouierem;en init siIpsn. - Cine Serds
tbmn8 nit repnblifaniiden 8eidJaitsIeus
ten iiber Die 5inanifra9e.

AtH upft cle DINuWitEHDes
POINTERS, N.z9., 9. Tebr. .-@iue groBe
Ntenibeumenge mar beute iriib nm BEN
Sabnbof Der r9tep Porter Central Sa6n"
Oeriammelt, inoem erpartet muroe, oaB Brdz
foent Glepelauo auf etnem 6riib;uge nad)
9llbanp abreiien iperoe.
I'm 59 llbr Sorntttags fam 6r. SEQ. %.
Smttb, SilOeu'S BriuatjefretGr, ans gfemz
?)orf Gil uno fubr Ofort mad 9regtoue Sin
balo baraui anlangehber 3ug brabte 5ru.
Sulitb 81. gSeeo, lopie oru. Sobn Dt.
Sberlp, GOrIiber beS 0emofratiiden StaotS=
Gomite's bon Sutnoi8, lpcide iif ebenIall3
uah 0rl. Siloen'S 9So9nung begaben. @tue
lange COMPILATION erfolqte. SurS Dor llbr
9ta6nlittn9S fubreH DIE 06. .@lepelan6, M0n=
ring unO Smit6 III Siloen'S 8rloattuti6e
rad benz Sabnboie, no @lepelanO unO Wtan=
ming einen Gil;n9 beitiegen uno nud 2llbanp
obreiiten. lleber Die llnterba Die in
Der g9obnung oea 6ru. StlOen ltattfauOen,
it gitd)tS betannt.
Y6tIabelp bta, 9. Scbr. - 0r. 6. s.
Gaplor, ein bieTger Santcr, iit pou gteluz
Yorf aus brteflif beua6ritttgt morOen, baB
Yrdioent GleOelano cine Delegation touan-
gebenber Sertreter Der UerI6ieOenen bteilgen
geidldftS6metge bel iid 81 ieAcn pituitt, nm
lbre Qnlld)ten ilber Die 6tuan;fr0ae Su Oerz
nebnlen. Die @lnlaonn9 9tug nt6t brett
bon 6rn. @lepelGn0 aus, obgleid) 0erlelbe
permutblt6 ben Plan entmarf. 2Ser 0rn.
SoDlOr nHtoriiirte, Die Delegation ;uiantmen
81 leben, it nidt betannt, jebOd meiB man,
baB 9erielbe eriudt wurbe, gemGBigte STE
publitauer ais @titglieoer Der Delegation
uus5umdblen Sermutbli6 Wiiuift Sr. Gle
pelanb aui Oieie gSeie nit ben @e6anfen uno
S8iinifen Ser @ei6ditSleute, bic tbm ais 30
litifer opponlren, uertraut Su ueroen uno tbre
9lnfihten nit 8euienigen ieiuer 2lubdn9er
Su uerglei6en. 9as 9otunt fir Die 3uiaul=
menfunft 1T nod nidt feitgeftellt,
albany, N.-9.,9. 6ebruar. .-PrdItoent
GleuelnnO fam I'M IS llbr beute glbeno bon
Donfers bier all. SIN 2aufe 0es abenoS
pobnte er einem I'M 9elanO'i6eH Spernbauie
gum SeIten elmer Neger WetbOo oiiten9e=
ueiu6e oeranitalteteu Selte bel.
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Sic 9ittord1iifctt I'm 1Siffs,,trn.

Ytttsbnrg, 4enni., 8. 6ebruar.-0ie
0titgIieber Der p5nternationaIeu 2rbeiter=
@eieuidaft" baben fif lebbaft nit Gen tiir;lis
den Tublitationen iiber bic 3iele uu6 Qbii9s
ten Der 2lnar6iIen bei6ditigt. 2lu6 beute
glbenb 1T mad SefieriOu 6ill in 4ue9benpz
@itp cine Soltsoeriamnluug etnberuien NOR
BEN, in Der laut bem 9e0rudteu Girtular ben
@e9nern beS SOjiali8muS unO IRar9i8muS
gelegenbeit gebOten wer0enioll, ibrenStano=
puutt 81 uertbeibi9en.
(Spdter.) = gtllr so bis IS MitglieOer ser
ySnternatiOnalenarbeite 2(fociation" wObnz
ten Der Serlanrmlun9 bel. SOieph 6rtt uno
Sob. Staub btelten lange 9teoen. Griterer
reOete in oeutifc: Sprade unO benun5irte
ben Sunbesienat, neil oerielbe Den 60
munos'i6en 9puamitbei6luB angenommen
unb fid sum Siittel Gn9lauo'S berabaewiir=
0igt babe. Staub ma6te dbnIi9e Semerz
tlluQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-10
Die frtfcn S6hnc Hsrncps.

N0iIn0Clpbtn, Q. Gebruar. - Die
bier tlgcnoe SahrCSDeyiOmmuHa OcS Ser
bCNcrtcu SrNenS Der ircitu S0hue [}SroepS"
bat rr oOS fommcuOc Sabr Die iolQsuoeu
&cOmtcu eupdblt: u. s.. StrauB ans 8al-
tmort eroBmclitcr; u. FOtSOamtr aus Bbi
oNclphIa NiiliS e'rOBmcjiter; Is. Is. @ut.
mann ans philadelphia Sefre ar; samuel
S&tll ans philadelphia ShoBme.fcr; BbI
imp Snoig ans %btaOcpb.N GrOBmarlWau;
j.. z. gScumier ans ScrantOn @roBwarOeht;
{. E6wCnlciN, j. &obn, 81. 2. Dieglboii,
u. AarOu, 2. 0ricOmauu, .. Nti6tt unO
z. SacObg ais @reiHtiD Gomitc; SOicpl
GooHS, beurg Eaptr, Simon 4. S,eiu mo
Dtartu Gmmcyiol ais Expectations @tridt.
Sir ieOeS &mt wareu mehrcre GaHoiOatcu
porbanocH, ouS9cuommeu fiir OaS beS Ses
Ir.tNrS unO NrS SdnBmEiitErA-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-10
Gin nilBliaes @ansmittel.

2ie g&iTeui9nft bat III ben leeteu 0ejcns
uieu iibeuaideIoe 6ortldritte gemadt - be
ionOers bat Die Gbeulie uihnge 6ttlmittel
lii geben geruftn- glpceriu= Garbol SdHre
-SaliC1l Observation-Disclosures GOcuiu
unO aQeGBeuguiie Der leBten Sabre. .-0a5
midDtigite GrcigniB 1T jeOoh Die Gufiibriug
bes Souocr iden Eucalyptol, elmer fliiitgen
Subtan;, oie I'D beionOer5 ais Elm probaie5
6auSmittel bewdbrt bat IN Dipb bcriti5
unO olleu 2lrten Uou 6nl8let0eH, & a.
tarr9z g dnupieu, Reur0lgie, and
in Der 2lumeu6uug bel SranopunOen, @es
idmulf uim.-Seoe 6laife 1T nit au5iiibr-
liteu &nmeiiuugen uerieben, unO Der Bret5
$I.-G8 n.ro in uieleu 6daeu uur ropieuz
meiie Uermeuoet. 3U babeH bel alien Apotbes
fern o0er bel Der 6aupt AgeHtur
NeBer Brothers g. So,
20 n q at YDul3 IJlO