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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-20
REpoRrs FNOM FORT KEoGn /

Confirm the Alarming Reports About the
Rosebud aud Tongue River Indians.
FoRr KEoeH, MosT., July 19.-News Of
serious trouble among the northern
Cheyennes has been received here. The
following official telegram was received
late last night: The commanding officer
at Fort Custer reports that Acting Agent
Stevens, for the Rosebud and Tongue
River Indians OF the Northern Chey-
enne reserve, Is at Custer with
acting Agent Burslow Of the Grows, and
that Stevens reports there Is danger Of
serious trouble between the Rosebud In
dams under Two Moons and Little VOL,
and the Tongue River Indians headed by
Black Wolf and White Bull. The latter
are attempting to force the Rosebud In:
dians 10 live on the Tongue river and
threaten to kill Stevens II he attempts to
Tue report says that the Indians are
much excited over the matter. The Rose
bud Indians positively refuse to 90:
There are now In camp with the Tongue
River Indians about llS Pine Ridge lndi-
iis Horse. sA The latter has said he will die
rather than 50 back to the Pine Ridge
An exciting report has re 'ched here
that the Northern Cheyennes have broken
out, and they are led to the war path by
the news from the Southern Cheyennes
in the Indian Territory. Still another re-
port says that In On engagement between
Carpenter and Robinson's cowboys five
COWBOYS and seven Indians were killed.
These reports all seem well founded, aud
there is great excitement among the
ranchers and settlers on the Tongue and
Rosebud rivers. III
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RoAcn,s rA1LunE
said to bo, Due 70 tho Rel eetion Of the Dol.
phin by Secretary whitney. Il

phln BY Secretary Mhttney
NRw YoRk, July s1s.-John Roach, Of
the firm Of John Roach & Sons, the fam
Gus ship.builders, has assigned to George
w. Quintard and George E. Weed. The
failure is ascribed TO the refusal Of secre-
tary Whitney toaccept the dispatch boat
Dolphin, Constructed by direction Of the
o. S. Government.
He assigns all his property to George
W. Quintard and George 3. Weed, with
certain preferences. He first directs the
payment Of the wages and salaries Of his
faborers and other employees, as
the law provides shall be done,
aud prefers William Rowland, Of New
Brunswick, N. j., to,the amount of S62, :
2l7 9s, for money loaned and work done
and materials furnished for ship-building
operations. For portion OF this debt Mr.
Rowland holds four promlssory notes,
made by Mr.. Roach. He also prefers q
promisory note made to him for $50, 600,
discounted BY. the Mechanics and Traders.
National Bank, datc June 10, 1885, and
payable in three months. P. w. Gallau.
det & Co., OF No. 2 Wall street, are also
preferred, for money advanced as follows:
$4,000 loaned June 27, 1885; Sl0,0 900
loaned July2, 1886 i $4,000 loaned July
II, 1885; total, $4,000.
He directs that all his other debts and
liabilities be paid, including oil lawful
claims against him by A. II. Whitney,
Thomas F. Rowland, James d. Ward,
George w. Quintard and VIM. Rowland
for indemnity against liability incurred
by them by reason OF their having become
snretiea for and having executed bonds at
the instance OF the assignor and for bis
benefit upon certain contracts entered
into by him in or about July, 1883, with
the U. S. Government, represented by the
Secretary Of the Navy, for the construc-
ton OF three steel cruisers, the Boston, the
Atlanta and the Chicago, and OF the dis.
patch boat Dolphin. He directs the pay
ment OF lawful claims OF the estate Of Levi
Kerr against him for and by reason OF the
execution by MIR. Kerr (since dead OF cer-
tain OF the bonds and contracts.
Mr.. Roach Is at his villa at College
Point, on Long Island. He is confined to
his bed with an attack Of illness. Stephen
Reach, the youngest son, said:
aMy iatheri is III in bed and will see no
one. I have no authority to say anything
Of the failure further than that every cent
my father owes will be paid in full i'm
mediately."
NWhen will you resume business?"
81 canuot say when, il at all. Poor
father! fear that this blow will be more
than he can bear" '7Vs, y,
awhat was the cause Of your fathers
faiIure?'
Principally the rejection Of the Dolphin
by the Government, / think. Two Of the
other vessels are launched now, the Boston
in Chester and the Atlantic here. The
Chicago Is still on the stocks, and the pub
lie islully aware ofthe fate OF the Dolphin.
What action Secretary Whitney will take
in regard to the others ! do not know" "
cnnclnded Mr.. Ronch, Jr.
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JOHS Roach, who has been as much
denounced as any man in the country for
being q prOtectionist and Republican
who was held up to the public scorn as a
mau coming vast sums Of money at the
expense of his less favored countrymen
this "blosted monopolist" goes to the wall
aud makes an assignment.
This is the man whom the administra-
lion was bound to punish for getting a
contract to build government weasel. 1t
isuot at all unlikely that the refusal Of the
Secretary Of the Navy to accept a vessel
built according to Navy Department plans
furnished to the builder, was the last
straw that broke John Roach's back. Per
haps the failure Of this enterprising Amer
lean will be regarded as some atonement
for the sin OF being a protectionist.
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AN UNIQUE AcclpRNr
On the B. s o. over the River-Nsws Items
from BellAire, 5is +,

On the B. s o. Oyer the Rivsr-News Iteus
FROM Bpilsire,
Miss Wilkens, Of New Cumberland, Is
visiting Mrs. Robert Ray.
The nail works here will probably con-
tinue as they have been running.
Not very many Bsllaire people attended
the regatta at Pittsburgh Saturday.
Miss Mary Hays; who has bad a severe
attack Of fever, Is now q little better.
Francis Murphy Is to be. at the gurr's
Mills camp grpHnd Wednesday, August 12.
Hobt, McYey, Louis Boeshar and Clar.
ence Bowers are back from a trip to Louis
vile. u i laa!
A considerable number Of Bellaire folks
spent Sunday at the homes Of friends on
the AurF's Mills camp ground. H.
At the First NJ. E. church yesterday
forenoon, Rev. DIR. Williams received into
full membership q number Of probation
eTs, -
The two Presbyterian Sunday schools
and their friends will picnic OF Burton's
station on the B. & 0. railroad Thursday
OF next week. ~
T A picnic OF Fink's orchard Is now .
regular Saturday afternoon attraction
Grounds have been fixed up for picnickinl
and for dancing.
The Bottle works has cloeed after o long
busy season. Nearly all the skilled EN-
ployes Of this factory are stock kholders In
The works and have eimade money in wagel
and profits.
There seems to Ibe q general impression
that the glass houses will 90 70 work soor
alter the first Of August, and some 'wht
expect to be employed there are arranging
work accordingly.
A freight train Of nineteen cars, cominI
east on the B! & o. B. R., had a curious &C
cident near Cambridge Sunday morning
The two front cars were empty, while th'
other seventeen were loaded. The from
car struck something which knocked !
from the track, the coupling to the engin
was broken, and the second car followed
The coupling between It and the loadel
car broke ami the two .empties were sen
over and down an embankment AM
broken into fplinters, while the balanc
OF the train went on as though nothin
had happened. A coupling was made I
the loaded train aud 1t proceeded on TINT
lcaying the splintered cars where they Log
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PRESIDENT CLAvELASD, it is believed, in
.ends to appoint Sergeant Brainerd, OF
Arctic fame, to a Lieutenancy in a cavalry
,eoiment. President Arthur neglected an
excellent opportunity to bestow this we'll
earned reward, preierring to take from
ciyil lie the stepson Of one Of his Cabinet
u,,o,,
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ohuroh npaleaiIop.

STE sTrunEsvlL1E, O, July lo.-rhe oat4o,
lies Of this city to, day, dedicated a new
house Of worship in the lower part Of the
city. The church has seating capacity
Of 500. The services were imposing and
impressive. Seven hundred people com:
posed OF church societies with brass
Band marched to the church. Rev. Fa:
tier Hertnedy, OF this city, was director OF
ne occasion, and was assisted by Father
Hartley, Of this city, and Father 4lexan-
der, OF Pittsburgh.
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OLD ORCHARD, ME-, July l9.-The Val
yation Army opened its national camp
meeting here to-day with q "knee drill"
at i o'clock this morning. followed by
nballeluiah march!n The Army consIstl
of 9o officers and 65 soldiers. About 20,'
DAD persons are In attendance. A praise
meeting was held this aitefn1on and q
salvation meeting this evening; THIS u
the first camp meeting ever held by the
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NOTES.

It Is claimed that McKeon balks nearly
every time he delivers the ball.
Calvin has been released by Buffalo and
will play in Pittsburgh.
Mountjoykand Powers have been re-
leased by Cincinnati.
Tommy Poorman made his first appear
ance with. the Bostons .ast Friday and car
ried of the batting honors, securing three
clean hits.
Saturdays games in the East were very
interesting, three Of them being won BY
one score. a,sf
Bennett has had up to date a less num-
Der Of passed balls than any other catcher
in the League.
Ell Umpire Nat Hicks received notice Of
a legacy Of $4,000 the very day. he was
released. :,
Larry Corcoran's arm is still very sore,
and he may not be able to pitch again
until the Chicagos return from their East
ern trip.
sixty.seven thousand people attended
the twenty.six games played by the
Bostons on their own grounds this season.
Not much money lost there.
Less runs have been earned of Fergu'
son than of any other League pitcher.
Caruthers leads the American pitchers In
this respect.
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THERE have been few men who en-
ployed American labor more extensively
thanJohn Roach. In NewYoik and at Cnes-
ter, Pennsylvania, thousands of men have
been borne on his pay rolls. This man,
who came up from poverty and hard man
ull labor TO the harder labor Of conduct
ing a vast husiness-who has struggled
maufnlly to maintain an American ship
building industry-this man is laid on the
flat Of his back under the reform admin.
istration Of a party hostile to protection.
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shot gi. Fathef.In.Lav.

81. Paul, July 19.-The Globe's Redwood
Falls, Mimi, special says: About ia.
". Israel T. Alexander slot and killed
Charles Mowers, his .iather:in.law. The
d, 81 shot took effect in the victim's side.
He fell, when the murderer deliberately
fired three more shots, all taking effect,
the second causing instant death, The
murderer was arrested. There are threats
of ollynehing. vi. El l-s.s4
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Aanldent nt mInre Janetlon.

Special Dl,pateh % ht Lalaligaeer.
srEupESyIlLE, o., July l0.-Early this
morning Edward Glendinning was found
at Mingo Junction with oneleg ground to
pieces. 1t is believed he fell from q train,
the t,ain'passiug over his leg. Amputatten
viii be necessary and 1t is thought he will
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1y,be President can arrange for some
ma else to bait bis hook, we shall feel a
Sa ssn.e Of Indebtedness il he will leave Pri-
v v.te Secretary Lamont behind when he
snss ,o a.fshing. This Republic can't stand
s o. Indefinite amount of wrenching.
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MADnp, July 19.-In oil Spain on Sat.
urday there were 1885 new cases Of
cholera and 7ls deaths reported. In Mad
rid and vicinity there were 10 new cases
and12 deaths. Gases of cholera are re.
ported at Malaga, Sayia, Caiiz and
Grenada and on the Spanish frigate
Neumaneia.
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yvx YopI carries the banner in the i'm
,o,,,ut matter Of holding the offices. The
aI.ims Of Delaware have been coldly ie-
nored, in spite of Secretary Bayard's
grandfather, / ....-.. -
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DAYLIGHT is being let into the Third
p,,ty in Ohio at such rate that the Dem
a.,,tIc a managers are beginning to tremble
s ~ tbe safety Of their party. These are
,bIous times.
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GONZALES, leader Of the Mexican Or
chestla now in this country, says that he
and his men came with the idea that it
made no difference how they played, for
The people Of the United States were
without musical appreciation. Mr.. Con
,,es admits that he soon discovered his
error. Lucky man. There are promi-
usnt men in his line who began with the
same error and haven't discovered it yet.
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Thar prevention is better than cure is
an old adage. The best prophylactic,
when q cough or cold 10 apprehended, 10
Red Star Cough Cure, and II the cough
has obtained q ioothold, this new remedy
will ran1nye II, Gtf
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TANxAXY isn't making much fuss dur
iop .'the heated term" Tammany merely
looks loo towards the White House and asks
tbe President whether he can interpret
this legend:
How much better this dignifed re-
mipder than to pelt the White House
with hrickbatsl
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Rrldgs,eport.

Miss Laura Cochran, Of Wheeling, is
visiting friends in town.
Avery successful supper was given at
the Kirkwood NJ. E. Church Saturday
night. +.
Rose Bud fishing club at their camp near
the State dam. p
The appraisement Of the Woodcock
property has been finished. The ayaila-
BE assets are 81, 200, and the drafts, less
exemptions, 5000.
On Friday evening Miss Nellie Top
ping gave very pleasant progressive
euchre party OF the residence Of her aunt,
Mrs, Tailman. About fifteen couples were
present, who enjoyed themselves highly.
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wu,y in the days to come the Young
,.%.,sons shall call the name ofJohn NJ.
,'irch, the club will answer in chorus,
mi. nther name Is Eli"
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ru,s ia fine growing weather, anyhow.
c.a,e iolEs don't seem to understand that
,ss 1YaDs srops need good deal of thermon-
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wur,L,xo welcomes the visiting friends
.,to come to the Saneerfest.
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The superb baker, and most satisiactos,
quality ever offered 70 the public. i
.-- j, =. SMITH.
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skSaEayEsr week will be celebrated by
Louis Schwalb by setting turtle soup
lnnch every eyenin9thisweek.
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MARITIME Ferry.

Miss Ella Inglebrisht returned Saturday
from q visit to friends at Walkers Station.
The Martins Ferry boys beat the Wells
burg club in the game Of ball Saturday;
score, "a to Is.
Rev. Mr.. Rrownlee, Of Washington, Pa,
preached at the United Presbyterian
Church last night.
The Hoyle-Jones Manufacturing Com.
pany expects 10 raise steam in their new
factory this week.
Mr.. Adam Houltslander, an old resident
Of this place, died at his home on Second
street, Saturday evening at II o'clock, In
his 10Th year.
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ro.x,oiITs spngerlest Hall ought to be
...Ssd. There Is nothing like giving q
l,od thing good send of.
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THApE;AFFA4Rs,
No Change in thS Basiaess sltuation-wool
Market Active. III

No Change In thS Husiness sltuation-wool
market Active. i, II
NEy.YoRk, July ls.-Bradsteet's JouT-
nal, in its commercial summary, says:
The general trade situation, as reported!by
special telegrarns to BradsiEeel's Is charac-
terized by the customary dullness obeery-
able at this season Of the year. The
plethora Of money reported from the
leading financial centera 10 as heavy as
ever, and the late conference between the
United States Treasurer, the Comptroller
Of the Currency and the presidents Of the
banks belonging to the New York Clear
ing House, does not lend confidence 70
ths fututes 70 lar as the condition OF the
National finances Is concerned, except in
80 far as the growth OF sentiment in favor
OF repeating the act compelling the COIN
age Of silver promises early action alter
tie meeting of Congress 1.
FAe indlRtriA gltuRtlon is legs sAtts.
factory, and strikes and industrial suspen-
sions have increased. Mercantile col
leetions are less prompt There 10 slight
gain In the movement 9t general ,mess
GhandIse reRertea ttom phieago, ana lead
ing dealers In various lines there look con-
fidentiy forward 70 good fall trade. AT
Boston general trade is very dull, and the
prospect for the coming autumn iS cop'
sidefed doubtful. Thegs is q p4Htial e4.
ception 80 far as dry goods are concerned.
The lines of fsamples out are said TO be ex-
tensiye and already active, and some
dealers look ahead 70 a good trade IN the
altamA.
Tho Wool Trade.
BosroN, MASS, July ls.-The Adrtrtise'
| In It's weekly review Of the wool market
says: The market kas been more active,
| but the tenor 10 q. little uneven, for while
some houses have been very free sellers
others have declined offers Of The. old
prices. The tone is, however, fairly
strong. The receipts are lpiling In upon
dealers and commission men very heavy,
SO that storage facilities arc In great de-
mand, and the free sellers take the posi-
tion, that, with such, an advance cannot
be readily, ,estahlish /; and, even u 1t were
| run Of few dull days would etiectually
curtail the demands Of the trade and create
also decline in prices. They point e
| the number Of times that, within the pas
two years, higher prices have been hopet
for and expected that the bottom hat
been reached, but each time something
has occurred to show that the bottom haI
NOT been touched. Its easy TO sell WOO
at old prices, but manufacturers ~ goot
credit who buy largely are not willing e
nay any advance, The houses have beer
generally more busy than week ago, de
illiyering and arranging II for purchasers.
Allbuyers are paying 80 cents per pount
4 Ohio 10 the iarmers, which would COS
lin, the uafs SO cents. There has beer
lElarpe buying by Philadelphia dealers Il
Ohio at full prices, showing that they hay,
confidence in the fine wool market, Il
Michigan the wool Is very well cleaned u
!, out ofRrowerss hands and hes come 'East
The general price has been about 2ias4ac
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GIs gntsllilgettfee.

!a. n5;5s5 So.. 10 and ~ Fourteenth street.
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49,, o,,,,,no,a,ne, ., N. Il,tel,ioenetr.

The youngest Of the ladies, whose fac.
and manner indicated the utmost refine
msntl waa seated as q small organ, ans
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Yes, Brother pOmeroy, We think we see
v aud not through . glass darkly.p
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Ex Umpire Nat Hicks received notice Of
a legacy Of $4,000 the very day he was
raiaaaed. - .-.---L :,
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eter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-15
ssoHeMfsa taIkT.

TIE foll9sins is 5 lis; Of TIE Res
CASES o. tie doeses 70 bs tired at 500
houish City this week
Alfred A. Witberill W. Alex. Witeerill;
uots.
z C. Fsrgnson II. o. z. MarhArd
note.
Territory -. T. H. Elzsli; criminal
G. VI. KiFksDdaI w. A Clifford ID
junction ssi,lsdl.
Pessr henry ". bis creditors ipsol-
vsnsy-
w.O. Andersgn vs Z. d. smith &C
count.
Z. E. Ferguson ct al. - o. T. Mar
hard. mortgage.
sLohomish Comfy -. Benz. Stretch
ct a.. for recovery Of taxes.
Robert Parker ~. snohOmish Co1nty
for balance due 90 road work.
:. j. ByrBes ". !. +. Petit Ct al
foreclosure Of mortgage.
&c. Ferguson ~. John Elwell, Jr.i
ehAttei mortgage.
T. ID. smith ~. Arthur Quinn ct al;
account.
Lalu OCouEeil ". WA. O'COnnell
q vorce.
/. Ca,heArs ~. Ayres 4 Green; ehAttsl
mortgage.
Albert o. Damon rs. Oliver b. Iverson
ct al, mortgage.
Mag l. Packard va. Clarence W. Sin
clair ct al.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

TN THE PROBATE COURT or THE
y District OF Alaska. holding terms al
SitkA, In Alaaka Territory, before Hon.
Jehn @. Brady. United States Commits.
sioner and ex-oficio Probate Judge, re-
siding 1t said Sitka-
In the matter OF the estate Of Antonio
g. Cozien. deceased Citation
The People Of Alaska 70 the unknown
he n Of Antonio e. Cozieu. greeting: By
order Of this Court you. and each OF you,
are hereby cited and required 70 be and
appear. either In person or by sttorney.
before the Judge of this Court. at the
Court room thereof, In the said town of
sitkA. In the Territory Of Alaska. on Men
day, the ID day Of November, 1855, ct i2
o'clock meridian Of that day, then and
there 70 show cause. IL any you have. why
an order Of sale of certain real estate Of
said deceased should not be made, as
prayed for In the petition Of the executor
Of thu last win and testament Of said de-
Ceased. Med In this Court on the Sd day
The property described in said petition
10 described As.follows towit: The undi-
vided one-half OF house numbered thirty
one ssl) and the lot Of ground upon which
the same stands. As shown and mar ed
ON the plan anne red and made part Of the
protocol Of transfer Of private property
between the Russian government and the
United states q America, being situated
In the town Of Sitka. Alaska Territory,
and fully described in book A, on pages
SitkA
:.---..: Witness nv had and the sea,
:sRAL Of said Court, this 81 day Of Aug.
:......: ust. A ID. 1855.
JOHN @. BRADY,
United States Commissioner aud ex-off-
clio Probate Judge Of said Court.
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