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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-08
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TAYLOR, o15. l.-LCorre1poudonce !
The advance car No. 2 of Ba1rett's cir
Gus camein yesterday.
4 uurth-bound oxSra freight train
on tho international. So Great Northern
Ioad had 3 mud-riug blown out Of the
engine yeaterdsy near Round Rock
DaL1 20 and delay both light.
QUE soWn IL full o, cOgton.buyers
and "knights of the grip"
Yesterday wss @ heavy dey in both
Western Union and railroad Telegraph
office.
Weather delightful.
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Arnoinimsnts nnd Char gsa.

WAsHINaroN, Oct. 1.--Charles Neal,
who was yesterday removed from his
position as chief OF division in the. OF
fec OF register OF the treasury, was to-
day appointed to Sl,400 clerkship in
the Same Office.
3. M. Stockslager, newly appointed
the oath OF office to. day, and immedi
ately entered upon his duties.
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These disoraers are tho result OF a
noorbid action OF tho liver, ga acrid or
oysr production of bile, or Of some
obstruction in tho gan ducts. prevent
ing tine natursl dow OF bils into rhe
lntssliuas, the bile being ro-absor6od
into tho circuiatiou,. FfMquelnG lin-
nnrities OF tho blood and showing
Itself ia taa yellow color OF the skin
and owes, A. few doses of tho Hepato-
zone win correct the irregular action
and cause normal secretion and dow
OF bile.
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Lelter from Roberts, Hunt Count

Letter from Roberta, Hunt County
ROBERTS, Oct. 2.-[Correspondence'
You seem TO have forgotten our city
in the woods. We are II miles south
from Greenville, and 10 miles north
from Terrell, in what is known az the
"Forks OF the Creeks" We have four
business houses and hotel.
Captain e, j. Waldron is doing quite
an extensive business in crose-ttes
and wood.
LAST Monday Justice Humphrey
held court and had quite an extensive,
docket, both civiiand criminal
Several indictments for. drunken
meas, found oy tho grand jury, were
transferred to this precinct most OF
them were continued on account OF
absence OF State witnesses.
We need more HERALD in this COM
munlty, but untortunately it does not
arrive until the day after it is printed
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The "Exposition Univeraelle de Part
Culipairen awarded he highest hon
ora TO Angostura Bitters as the most
efiicacious stimulant to excite the APP
petite and to keep the digestive organs
In good order. Ask for the genuine
article, manufactured only by DIR. j.
G. b. Seigert Il Sons, and beware Of
limitations.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-08

Don't!-- II o dealer offers you It
bottle OF Salvation Oil Without LABELS,
or wrappers, or in q mutilateo or
dafacsd package, don't touch it-donC
buy it at any price, yon can 1e5t as
sured that there ID something wrong
i6 may be dangerous aud worthless
count erfeit. Insist upen getting
perfect, unoroken, genuine package.
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The Trunk Railway Sale.

It is again announced that tho Texrs
Tmnk railway viii be sOld-this timo
on October 6, ard by United States
Mgrshsl Cabel;. Tho sale is to satisfy
judgment in favor of tho Inter
national Trust company.
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BosToN, Oct. l.-Franklin j. Moses
OK. governor of South Carolina, was to-
day sentenced to three years impris-
oument in tho State prison Tor obtain
tanning money under raise protsnses.
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~ nnd something ~ tuhisln tho charge
~ corruption, hnt nnly al0ns were
found. Pretending 10 bO n "review"
~ iho land matters, " simply tloshas
through n multitude Of words tO eH.
press mo opinion that tho land board
was dilatOIY In tOndiug out grasa
commifsiouora.-l Olon ROs0 citizen.
TtfB LAND HOARD,
Tho attack of she Galveston Nowg on
thO land board, aud tho discussion
That has followed, nave bad one good
eilaOt. Thoy have stimulated tho board
90 do lev duty Marshall Herald.
Hui dld tho Herald notice That the
tat scs" never came until after the
land board had appointed tho grass
agents? IL strikes tho Post that If a
cnWspnper IN aware Of existing public
abus0si 10 should not delay tnUir px-
plsuf0 until active operations are bf-
gun for ,ncic hupprcssIon, We can sll
see o mistake very readily afger u A.
made, but 10 requires -cIue sirawdness
20 detect ono IN ADVANCE. Houston
Post.
not \ Tlt .,EAr, NUT A PREpICrON.
The run among the North Texas
mCrling dallles begins to-day. Al
bttpg backed by mon of wealth, they
viii appear 10 prosper for season,
R'tor which one OF tho three win bo.
como great aud remunerative psptr
and business, while tho other two will
retire iIom the cOntGgJ sitter q heavy
loss to thor owners. ThiH ia no threat,
hut y prediction that tho Mail viii
back with al its circus tickets Fort
Worth Mail.
DALLAS PROGRESS.
Dallas finds 10 necessary to enlarge
her municipal limits, ezd East Dallas
Il taking steps To 90 restored 10 the
mother government. When she sb-
sOrOs tGe new addition on the east and
70 embraces East Dallas, sro will be
the largest city In Texas. she is leay-
ing her n9ighboriDs rivals an open
track In tho rear, aud there Is nothing
in the way of ner advance 10 metropol-
istic prCportlons.-IG Glen Rose Citizen.
ABILESE'S ADVANCE.
AbllcnO Is in QUO particular very
similar TO Fort Worth. The GsZette
has often made mention OF the fact
that more persons get on and Oh the
cara IN that city than any other four
towns in tho state. We can say for
ouc city that moro wagons run in and
out hero THAI any eight or ten towns
rnEes u Psciiic rallroad.-l Abilene
Reporter.
WHO IS A DEMoCRAT?
When wo hear u man blowing about
his JetfGreoniap or Jacksonisn Dem
OClacy, We are impsllad to either leave
him Of once or respectfully bat firmly
70 quest him 20 give us u prJiracted
resi-. - Calvert Courier.
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Delicate Diseases

OF either sex, however induced,
promptly, thoroughly and perma-
nenly cured. Send 10 cents in stamps
tor large illustrated treatise. Worlds
Dispenssrv Medical Association. ess
Main street, Rudalo, n. Y.
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Yours, fellow-citizens, in good faith,
w. p. XUBER.


Hsd case of intlammatory
rheumatism of nearly all the large
joints, accompanied with high fever;
gave Tongaline indrachm doses every
four hours, and aconite foc the foyer;
to-day my patient is able to be cut,
and doing we'll.
w. w. Baxter, NJ. D., Hersman, Ills.
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Tho torturing painful ldisea5e, neu
ralgia is instantly relieved and rap
idiy cured by Salvation Oil. at all
Price 25 oeDtR'
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DR.. SCOTS Cocoa, Beef Iron and
Phosphorus, one Of the best tonics for
Iosa OF appetite and debility Try it.
For sale ey HickoX 81 Hearna; Patyer-
son, Glover d Co., Jet House and
Hawaii BrDn.
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Shiloh's Cough and Cons umption
Cure la sold by us on g guarantee. Il
cures consumption. Sold by j. L.. VIII
linms IL Go.
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Group, whooping cough and br0n'
chitis Immediately relieved by Shi.
loh's Cure. Sold by j. L. Williams q
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Joel B. Frazier whiaky cures
dengue fever. At Two Brothers
saloon.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-08

1t is natural Tor men to differ in
opinion, and it is also natural for the
one who first gets out of arguments to
abuse and attempt TO ridicule his more
powerful opponent. Have you ever
observed that every one who does not
agree with you is either q mailman,
drunk, or natural crankf It's fact.
-TTepas Mirror.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-08

Pikeia Tooih Drop cure in one
minute German Torn hegaeyer kilIs
corns aud pUnions.
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Tho calves ton News continues 70
Gre an ocoasionsl charge Of Stops ut
The loud board. Its article headsd
pReviewing without malice the 'sho
board Yves eagerly Cesd and ve-rsat
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For -FOUR bowels and liver tfk9 ace
patozope every other Djs n witt eu.-
fic.entlS aroused.
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Some journsls are going into hys-
tefic5 because Colonel Olin Weliborn
did not blow his hszoO Gu the pro5ibt-
ton question. DIN did perfectly right,
and no will keep his mouth ehut unEil
the proper time arrives FOR him 10 open
it, Meridian Times.
Colonel WellboTn is not an extremist
and man to be arrsyipg himself upon
quotations. unnecessarily. lie IS al
kind of men the people generally Sc
lect when they want 81 United States
senator. There few men in Well
born's district that would be delighted
if he would give his views in speech
VIII never Dallss county road is to he
changed. Butthese very fellows are the
ones that failed to get his influence to
secure . good fat ofiice.-[Cleburne
Chronicle.
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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, positive
cure Tor catarrh, diphtheriai and cank
sr moush, Sold BY 5. LllYilliaM q
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NnILNNEIs ApYANl u


When wo hear man blowing about
his JeffGrsoniap or Jacksouian Dom
ocIacy, We are impellad to either leave
him Of once or respectfully bat firmly
request him 20 give us II pr0irGcted
resi- -[C9lV9rt Courier.
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GUSTAV KoBBE,
New York Cor. Times-Democrat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03
The IRON SITUATION
Remains in Statu Quo at Pitssburg,
Yesterday. .
NO OTHER FIRMS SIGN THE SCALE.
Thirteen Thousand lronworkers Idle in
Pittsburg AIone---They areStiIl
Confident.
LATE PHASES OF THE LABOR TROUBLE.

PIrTsBURG, June 2.-The iron situation
remains to-day without change. Up hil
this afternoon there were no other mills re-
ported as having signed, nor were there
rumors to the effect that any more would
sign to-day. At the Office of the Amalga-
mated Association few ironworkers were
found, having nothing pressing on their
hands and anxious to hear the news. 1t was
reported last night that A. II. Byers 4 Co.
had signed the scale, but this report like
some others going the rounds, turned out
to be untrue. The above firm sent in a
sale to the Office Of the Amslgamated, but
as it had marked nearly every clause OF the
scale void" it was not accepted. Last
evening the firm of Long & Co., of McKee's
Rocks, sent in the scale, and their mill Is
working to-day. The mills pretty generally
all over this district are closed, and about
Pittsburg alone there are now over $4,000
iron workers idle. About 1000 are work
ing. While the iron workers are confident
that eventually they will 90 to work on their
own scale, yet they are free to confess that
it may be some weeks before there is q
complete settlement of the difficulty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Miss Izora Brown, West Sonora, Ohio,
suicided BY hanging, Monday.
Lew. Hornborst, aged II, Cincinnati, was
drowned in the Ohio.
Perry Brazel, of Akron, Ohio, on pro.
tracted spree, died from the effect Of drink.
Little Rock (Ark.) woolen mills destroyed
by FIRE. Loss $4,000; no insurance.
At GoodIoetown, Ky, in dispute over
dog, Henry Bergman fatally cut Alexan-
der Hall
Two boys, Erwin and flanagan, Of Olney,
Ill, were drowned while swimming, on Sun
day.
Louis Pager, of Sidney, O, was fatally
stabbed by Charles Peters in quarrel over
a game Of cards.
Investigation into the affairs of the Gin
ton country, o., Treasury shows deficit Of
Sl2,733.29.
Great damage was wrought to crops
fhFougbSdf Central Ohio on-Sunaay night
by Severe hail storm:
John Theobald and Robert Gregory, boys,
were drowned on Monday while bathing in
the Ohio, near Fulton.
New York police arrested Angemeir, pre-
decessor of Richard Hands, the murdered
drug clerk, on suspicion.
The Marshal of Eminence, KY, was shot
BY cattle thief named Marsh. Citizens
pursued and captured Marsh.
At yesterdays session at New York Of
the International Typographical Union, Mr..
K. H. Witter of ST. Louis, was reelected
President.
J.P. Gay & Co., Cincinnati, failed Mon.
day. They were manufacturers Of roofing
material. Liabilities $4,000 to 100000;
assets about $4,000.
Minnie Houge, Akron, O., was probably
fatally burned by her clothes ignitng from
piece of phosphorus which she carried in
her pocket
At Halifax, N s., message was found,
signed by the captain of the Norwegian
bark Hossestein, stating that they were run
into by an unknown vessel, in fog The
crew is believed to be lost.
Lieutenant George c. Foclk, Of the U. s.
Navy, in wiring from Seoul, Korea, under
date OF March 29, gives an account of the
destruction Of the L. s. schooner Sherman
by Koreans and the beheading of a portion
Of the crew. There was no cause for the
outrage, the Koreans stating that they op-
pose The approach of vessels from any ma
ton,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03
WELLSBURG.
Grand Jury Work Several Indictments
Farm Notes.


Farm Notes.
Special 10 the Register.
WElLSBURG, ". Va, June 1.-The Grand
Jury was in session on yesterday and until
about three o'clock today, when they re-
ported their findings and we're discharged.
The following is the report Of their inves-
legations.
The State OF West Virginia vs.. Charles
Walker, for the killing Of young man
named Browning. Not true bill.
State vs.. John Crowley for prize fighting.
A true bill.
State VS.. Ted Dillon, for prize fighting.
A true bill.
State against Hinkle Ryan for stealing
chickens belonging to Jos. Harris, misde-
meanor A true bill.
State vs. Hinkle, for feloniously carrying
away the goods Of Jas. Hamilton, true
bill.
An Indictment was found against Geo.
Oswald, charged with felony in breaking
and entering the dwelling of Captain VIM.
Cakes. Also against Geo. Oswald and
Albert Montgomery for misdemeanor in
stealing chickens belonging to Andrew
Edwards.
A true bill was found against Frank Huff
man, George jackson, George Arthurs and
Roderick Veins for burglariously entering
he store of G. W. Freshwater, at Collier
Station.
Our citizens are much pleased that 80
gTeat reduction has been made in the tax
levy for this year. The reduction is 81!
ler cent, as compared with last year.
Farmers are busy shearing sheep and
cultivs;ing the growing corn crop.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03
A WOMAN TARRE0 AND FEATHERED
An Attempt to Lead Young Girl Astray
Rouses a MOb's Vengeance.

An Attempt to Lead a Young Girl Astray
Rouses Mob's Vengeance.
GALLIPoLIs, o., June "A few days ago
Annie Rhodes, an orphan, fifteen years old,
came here from Middleport in search Of
Mrs. Maupin, who had been an old friend of
her mother when the latter was living. She
was directed to inquire of Mrs. Ball for the
whereabouts of Mrs. Maupin. The girl
went to the wrong Mrs. Ball, who is no
torious woman and who, instead of direct
Ing her properly, sent her to Mrs Herder,
another woman of similar reputation, who
gave Annie wages to do housework for q
week and endeavored to persuade her to en-
gage in life of shame.
This was the first intimation the unsophis-
ticated girl had of the character Of the
house. She tried to escape, whereupon the
woman tried to detain her, first By persua'
sion and then with threats of bodily injury.
The girl succeeded at last in getting away
and told her story. This was last Friday.
After midnight yesterday morning mob of
500 men took Mrs. Herder out Of her bed,
diyested her Of clothing, tarred her from
head to heels, rolled her in feathers and or
Gered her to leave the town forever. The
girl is being kindly cared for.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03
BRIDGEPORT,

Mr.. Van Cleary had his arm badly broken
the other day, by being kicked by horse.
Yesterday was payday on the c. L 4 W.
Col. Bowie, of Bellaire, was in town yes
terday on business.
W. NJ. Bently, of Bruce, was in town yes
terdsy.
Mrs. r. j. Alexander and her son'St.
Clair, are In St. Clairsville visiting friends.
A. }. Bsggs is home from Newark where
he has been attending the wedding Of his
son joe to one OF Newarks tairest dsugh-
ters.
James Bently of Bruce, was in town yes
terday, also Mrs. DR.. Smith of Bellaire,
Isaac Holloway, of Flushing and j. N. Bsggs
of New Athens, the latter being accompau-
led by his wife.
Captain Dipold, of Sewickly, is in town
visiting Mrs. Dortha Heinlein and family.
DR.. Van Wagner is having his house
nicely repainted.
The Tallmsn tenement house in Kirk
wood is nearing completion.
Appropriate resolutions of coincidence
we're adopted by the National Union Of this
place. and forwarded to the widow OF the
late A. Barnes, who was killed at Spring
field recently.
Council met last night and transacted
their regular routine business.
They are making a very nice improve
ment on Monroe street. between Howard
and Burnet, in the shape of a culvert to
convey the water Of small run, which was
formerly oren down to the creek. This
street has been almost impossible for long
time, and this improvement will be thank.
fully received by the residents Of that street.
Jesse Judkins has taken the place OF
Geo Young and Annie Baggs that OF Geo.
Hathaway in the telegraph Office of the c.,
L. & W. depot in this place.
Mr.. Henry Lutner and family and Mr..
Barney Helsley and family left yesterday
for Dodge City, Kansas, which place they
will make their future home.
Mrs. ]. F. Macdonald aud daughter are
wishing relatives in Cleveland.
Rev. Merwein aud family, who have been
! visiting Mrs. d. Heinlein, have returned 70
their home.
At the commen ,smsnt, Charles Hsinlein
and Will Tiernan were appointed can
mittee for receiving itributions for the
purpose of purchasing looks for the school
library. Those wiEring to conriblse 10
that fund can depfdt their money With
these gentlemen at any time that suits theil
pleasure
Mrs. Charles ssakins Who has bsen il
for several days is eonvslescent
Nick Kuhn has had 6ae coatipg Of pain
NJ his fences AAsA
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A TERRIBLE STORM
Strikes Chicago, Doing Much Damage in
the Snburbs.

Strikes Chicago, Doing Much Damage in
the Suburbs.
CHICAGO, June 2.-Shortly after 5 clock
this afternoon heavy storm of thunder,
lightning, wind and rain struck the city,
lasting nearly an hour. No damage was
done in the principal business portions but
reports from outside and in the suburbs
tell of numerous buildings struck
and several demolished. John Montague,
watchman Of the Mccormick reaper
works, while standing near the fire alarm
hox, received shock, from the effects o.
which be has since died. A number of
other persons were injured, but none fatally.
Lightning struck the south wall of the new
base ball grounds, which is brick, ten feet
high, demolishing three hundred feet of it
and badly shatteriug the rest. The
storm was especially severe in the
town of Lake, one man standing
near the chimney, getting his skull frac.
tured and a child being badly bruised in the
shanty which both struck and nearly ami
hilated At 1915 tonight there was rep
etition of this afternoons storm. The light
ming is binding and rain falls in torrents,
Some apprehension is felt regarding the
safety Of vessels on the lake.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03
WHEELING, W. VA. WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 3. 1885.
PoSTMASTERS.
A Good Batch of Them Yesterday-A Dis.
honest Z. M,

A Good Batch of Them Yesterday-A Dis.
honest p. NJ.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-The President to
day appointed the following named Presi'
dental postnssters:
David j. Eastburn, at Fowler, Ind, vice
George W. Mellish, resigned.
John L. Etsel, at Clear Lake, Iowa, vice
A. D. Eldridge, resigned.
David Frakes, at 0ursy, Col, vice Albert
Moore, res. ned.
A. q. Simpson, at North Clarendon, Pa,
vice b. f. Morris, resigned.
John r Brunt. at Usage Mission, Kan,
vice ] s. Curtis, resigned.
Augustine c. Respess, at MsysVille, Ky,
vice NJ. c. Hutchins, resigned.
John Kittle, at Seward, Neb., vice c. E.
Van Pelt commission expired.
Joseph F. Henderson at Aledo, Ill, vice
John Mckinney, commission expired.
Justinisn Msybery at Burlingame, Kss.,
vice, George W. Doty, commission expired.
w. Il. Gibbes at Columbia, S. c., vice,
c. NJ. Wilder, commission expired.
Alex. Wentz at Mechanicsburg, Pa, vice,
Miss Catherine Singer, commission expired.
Martin V. Meredith, at East Saginaw,
Mich, vice VIM. G. Gage, suspended be-
cause he had been found guilty of traudu,
lently sppropristing to his own use part OF
his allowances for Office rent, by means OF
false vouchers and of subletting a portion
Of the premises without accounting for the
rent received for the same.
Collector of Customs.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-The President to-
day appointed Charles Il. Robinson, to be
Collector of Customs, District Of Whining
tou, N. C.
Third Auditors Chief.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-John B. Hussy, Of
North Carolina, was to-day appointed chief
of the division in the Office of the Third
Auditor of the Treasury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03
a Negro Desperado's Crimes.

CEDAR KEYS, Fla, June "A negro
desperado named Stetson shot and mortally
wounded a negress, Anna Harms, in this
city yesterday, and then fled through the
srreers, with Archibald Turner, policeman
and 8 crowd of citizens in pursuit. Gain
ing the water bank, Stetson leaped into a
rowhoat and pulled down the stream
Turner, aided by a Spaniard, manned sail
boat Snd started in pursuit As Turner
leaped into the rowboat to make the arrest
Stetson, with lightning like rspidity, drove
knife to the hilt three times in his body,
inHicting wounds which will result in death
The Spanisrd then felled Stetson senseless
with tiller, and delivered him to the
authorities. Threats Of lynching Stetson
are made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03
Navy Yard Employees Discharged.

New YORK, June 2.-The first day of the
month was another unlucky day for en-
ployes of the Brooklyn navy yard. Thomas
Meagber, captain of the watch, was the first
to go. He had served in the yard twenty
years, and had big political influence.
Twenty boiler makers were then discharged.
Chief Engineer Robie said this was due to
lack of funds, not 10 political reasons
Charles Ellis, who has seen twenty years
service in the navy, was appointed to Mea.
gher's place. Much dissatisfaction exists at
the yard because of notice that the men
will not be paid for Decoration Day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03
The Parnell Properly sale Postponed

BoRDENTowY, n. j., June 2.-The sale Of
MIS- Parnelts property was postponed until
June Sth. Most OF those present were repre-
seutAtives Of branches Of the Irish League,
and they are trying TO enable Mrs. Parnell
to retain the property. The suit in which il
is sttsched was brought against John Par
nell for the payment of bill for seeds Mrs
Parnell became security for John and judg
ment was obtained against him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-03
All Escaped.

Troy, n. Y, June 2.-Betweeu two aud
three o'clock this morning the inmates Of
the Hotel Interloken, at Saratoga Lake
were aroused BY cry of fire and all rushed
from their rooms in their night clothes.
Halls were filled with smoke but all es.
caped. The building and contents were
totally DESTROYED. Loss $4,000.