davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10
8. ...il,AMAR,sIsjuJocRssoR.
prisf Sketch Of the Man who snecesds 4
n DIstinGulEhed lIlaAiaAlppIAn.

Brief Sketch OF the Man who hueceeda the
Distipgulshed nIlslislippIAn.
JACKSON, AiIsss March 3. General I'd.
3. Wilthall has received his eommisSion
as United States Senator to succeed sena;
tor Lamar. He left tonight for Wash
ington. i-ef
lwalthall is q man oi note in every
capacity in which he has been tried. BE
first became known in the Sonth as
oolonello the Twenty y.ninth0 Mississippi
Infantry. Early n1SG2 he was! a Briga-
der General commanding the. lebrated
fDie-hards, a Mississippi brigade which
hadIsomething ofithe reputation linIithe
Tennessee army under Gen. Johnston that
the old SHstonewalln Y brigade attained In
the army Of Northern Virginia. In 1884
Gen. Walth4ll was made a. Major General
'for distinguished ability and gallRntry,"
and OF; oneetook rank as one lofthe most
brilliant and plucky. division fighters Of
the war sAtone time he 5was seriously
considered as commander OF the army ot
the Tennessee, and at the time Davis
was very much inclined 10 give him that
responsible position, but other cotn-
sells pfeydiled, and q graduate Of West
Point was chosen Instead. AT the
close of the war Mfr lamar and
General Walthall entered into O law part
nership, in which the latter owing 10 the
SERIOUS illness for d year Of Mr.! Lamar, did
all the work, but shared all the profits
with his sick friend and partner. At pres
ent Gen. Walthall is the attorney for the
New Orleans, jackson & Great Northern
and Mississippi Railroad Companies.
These corporations are owned and oper-
ated by the Illinois Central, and furnish
Il "a connecticut to- the gulf. Besides this
important and valuable position, General
AYalthalplias avery large practice az the
bar-perhaps the most lucrative in the
states He Is q man OF fine personal ap-
pearance. Six feet two in stature, he has
a fiRnre almost like aWest Point cadet,
and Ii as straight as one Of the Mississippi
pines. He;poSsesses a'yoice Of wonderful
compass and training, while IN exactness
OF statement and felicity Of dicttol with
Just enough glow and fervor in his oratory
10 hold his audience; there. are few, men
his equal. Asa practical worker heiwill
probably be better Senator than Mr..
Lamar. Hd nG9 5Hls2 1fii rs Hol II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10

VINO said Civil Service reiormPg There
. no need to go to Washington. q We
"a have the genuine thing right here in West
Virginia. The State Board Of Public
WORKS, Of which the Governor Is Presi.
Dent { en- runs It's official eye over the great
q Sills a and through the peaceful valleys Of
Iae National Road and sees two faithful
and efficient public servants, Democrats
!. % boot on go their headsl 50 much
et Civil Service reiorml n s.'i 8 = Z.
Il couldn't have been worse f5 ior those
Si'il q servants II there had been 4 fush d
Sspablicans to the head Of affairs In West
Virginia. Here We have the spoilS
= Doctrine pushed to the utmost limit.
Aven good men Of the dominant party are
not secare-they must RiSe way way for per. ,ci.
@ Sn,l iayorises appointed without any 10.
.s ssta whatever to their fitness. II Seems
.aas iae new State administration Is deter.
mined to disgust It's own party before Il /,
Aaoath old. 1t has madea good begin.
ming in that direction. .'5' / I,i'. i,s,fE5 7.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10
nAILRoA.p plYl1lpEES,,LpIllss.. ! S,,LIlls. I'M m
why They Deersa.eSuahsa salthy csSditiSa
- .lffI 7hs feaS naiinoada 80 IL


OF Railroads. ~
ieNEw YoRK, March 4. The weekly re
| view Of the fnancialsithation in today
Sun says: The suspension Of the Lake
Shore dividend and tile reduction Of The
New York Central dividend, together
with the general belief thatIo other Efoadl
will have To- follow their example, indicate
that the same causes are work here as
In England. 1nithat country every rail.
Eroad from the London e Northwestern
down has To admit reduced profits and pay
decreased dividends. The causes Of the
falling of are not difficult. 10 see. The de.
pressed state oftrade lessons !condd derably
the quantities OF goods and minerals con:
yeyed, apd, byfed ducing the price OF labor,
causes people, to travel either less, or In q
cheaper class. "A strong example OF the
later tendency d given III tiie recently
issued dreport .ot the English Great North
ern, which shows that, although three
hundred and forty thousand morn passen-
gers were carried in the second half Of last
year than In the eorrespo pondipg period Of
1888 the receipts were s., 900 lessin money.
The English railroad Z directors, while
wisely economiXing in every way, without
curtailing their passenger aecommoda-
sn,, III ~, tasaa. II SiIIs \, pss
,;on,snt sy ~ ra,asd I.aS; oSs M s anai;t;s5
snd p ss,sSa,isss as M % cIsssits y aEon ~
freight, and in the terminal and other
Ia ssat ~ a. III o.,as Fns,and H ass;ast
tbe raiIrnsd nSnnIaaS SbsmSsrs IN IL SSS1Ss S;TSs
ercs @ aSJ t,r;cy, SSail IA II T II e,o M
tS IA; a a,,, & y y "a ha;ns baiS @
maSr s3% ;s.nosssnt Z gtSa,Ss ~. Sne a5a.SSs s
- a ~ ~ ~ Sas IN; ~ ~ ,asssaes
ihnniS IS 80 T. canvoI " pHss H..
% pan.onoS c 7, n ~ SSns sSd onIn aiS ~ bsii;nss
iroms 1Ssrb n - ~ shs @ "a III t9n ~ "a p Shsass
Z nbas sts5 % sS;il;r,s f.a,,S ~ nSa.h ~ h;ss x
p MI Il oIIn * byII;na tlS 6snrsst Il
% N tbs wsy NY from 4 IN merica % IN this SSnns
~ - s .e y ~ iona o .ao nas.ad'te al Sg ssS
STast;ons aiont @ ss ~ a;sS.s 5S
nSstSas ,o,,nSe.t aounS aias IN an,
atIsce @ @ ceri sSs nn do,,ps ,e enIo;n II a hoIa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10
struckGas.

SE- K struck Ges.rFs . yErEa
osrapDudeavq b ds fastliSeles. = a e
MoRoAsrowS, W. Va, March 7.-The
company'bofihs for gas here. struck the
desired article yesterday at q depth Of
400 feet, although not I'M a sufficient
quantity forall purposes. The boring will
becontinued foratime yet; though enough
gas has been found 10 supply the town
With light. A very valuable fountain ol
water which has also been, reached, will
be.maieuse ofby thelcompany to supply
the town.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10
wELLSBUR6.
AESlse A AIaFnSpostofileo primaries- ono
= < V 80 Notes. -

So
~ Eawafe VIZ Anfhhy, son q fIsncis na IAer-
men mep'ced ed q series Of temperanee ne ,aeetinas
in the n ,c,,1,rb n @ Iasts vsSiSs
-, Iysiss,.;: go
ifichatg sheisetY y. aoouIto pniGhase
Ine me- vacant tSt aelolning tne Nis! Nations.
1ahk, on waeh ne WIN erect business
hgrse. m,' s.! 4, 4, q =, .51,,,,...n
iie i,,ia s.4tenenl W. iaeelp
q hlIue W eahils ION, 4. Y an tSyHltlskNehs
Ieppt!et III ths 81 pioslYe uaaitls !
sa q patuFs F.t " n w I!leoIy aasane;
~ nan .as sng aseena tesra1,s anu
alsaslsoos sApl9si9h mere Was from poyeer
ya,nlse l q oosn goes sH M not tinq any sup'
poIseIIs efe' "a, ~ .is''5 sSf,i l d. X. s,s.!
The fire alarm was sounded on satur.
day evening about 9 O'Clock. It's the
machine shop cried the people on the
streets. Agood sized crowd collected at
the Acme mower and reaper works, hut
failed to find any Are. What was thought
by many 70 be smoke coming apparently
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10
esne,IinI t,tn,It, . condItiou.'

NEw YoRky March 9. -4Dr. Douglas to.
night said: General Grant didnot sleep
well Sunday night. During to-day he
several profound sleeps. Atnoonhesaidhe
teltnopaipat at thethrost and repeated itthis
evening. He complained Of need of sleep.
Tonight q astimulant was given instead.
The pulse Il normal tonight and while4
was there this evening the General took
food and went bed The family says
the. General sleeps more than he thinks
hA dnaa h n 40 Nj diLlD
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10
NIARrIN,s FERnY.

3 4 m... i. VH.l Ias.HN
Chicken Thieves Rink Prizes 4sy Various
~ .li',s ~. Notes Of Interest. Ss r ~
Mrs, James shrodes is dansetouslyill.9
Mr.; CLARK, oi stsubenYtlle, Is visiting
friends in town. ~ e = IKE 4, s ( IA +
4 Yesterday was pay day onI the Cleye.
land & Pittsburgh road. .--3-!l - =
y Mr.. Ad. McKim has returned home from
an extensive trip through the West.
!, Mr.. j. Y. Patterson, George Smith and
daughter and lillian CLARK have returned
from Washington. 5s1 / Sc IS Z
The funeral ot Mr.. William Knkuck will
be held at his residence near Harrington
at 2 o'clock this afternoon. 8f
Marshall Hanson leaves for Isl Clairs-
vile to-day TO take out two men who are
TO serve twenty day sentences for stealing
chickens. il4 i5{9Iftfj \
Welch and Powell, the champion boy
skaters, have been engaged to reappear' at
the Excelsior rink this evening. They are
excellent skaters and do many. clever and
difficult acts well worth seeing.
There willbS prize given 10 The most
graceful couple, lady and gent leman, at
the Excelsior rink Wednesday night. The
|pfizelwillr be,a fine scarf pin emhlematic
Of roller skating and fine skate satchel,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10

Is Paris they have a way Of making
,spps count for something. See sad
sory Of melancholy mishap to Prince
yistor Napoleon's chamberlains. Andby
tbs wsy-how long is this prince and
souDt nasquerading to go on in an al
leged Republic?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10
AtKoFllby General wolsslsSy.4He compll
msnts the Soldiers ON Their bravery and
81 Bestess some Payors-An interesting ]
e Gsist Of General rorsira or; AN, News. ,,1.

-. -
4 ikoRft. March s:-sen. y Wolseley to-day
held a general review Of, the Nile expedi
h9nary torce, now reunited here. d! y!
complimsented the troops for the heroisu
and fotttude with, which they had had Stacef StI
The peFils and hardships o. the campaign
snd especially thanked the yoyageB tol
their service IN. facilitating the advance t!i'
OF Gen, Earle's force toward Abu
Hamed. He presented his own silver
q o..a Il I,,,;,,o,;as7 ponho.; u ~ Z
etsatssse ss,se y son, - =.
naRylorigade as Q tribute Oh admlration On o.
the blue jackets bravery In repairing
under a heavy fire the steamerwithwhich
Beresiord rescued Col w ilson and party,
wrecked in the Nile In returning from
Khartoum. The naval brigade in the
Soudan!will be greatly augmented before
active operations in the autumn. aes ~
az .,,l--T7'- .;...== " 5lssi7slq
THRAsIED HEANRoNG MAN,.
Ayna,.o,,. y.i.t IThInIissa ana R.a,..nt nv i,
| I III GComnanionS n PIines yIetor.Ts.' -.
~, n p.i.oo 'Jr;a.a., l,,,,,,, Na,,.
= . 80 'tSse.' :. .'A is
leon andihisitwo companions, the Somte
de Layalette and Comse Dumaine, have.
inst had GIL Blas:like adventure which.
49, ,ha cano,sI7 .a,;o 20 oon,,s.,sat;o,
iA'S .Ae sss sSet0 - wv, sAstytt. sst
the Prtnee, the other evening, called upon
d lady residing at No. 6 Avenue des Chas-
seurs. 10 whom for some fine his highnesa
Z. x mn
! pas Deeh p@y,ns iiet t1 as'etson' Ahe
lady In question: was lately annoyed by
anonymo pms letters. N the hope o.. dis.
covering the bearer Of the letter Comte DC
IaSalette ana Somte ipumaine, who act
as champerlnns 70 tine Prince, wait
Cd outside under Q lamP-post while
she Y fIipce Ip ] was conYetslng WITHIN; mn;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10

REy. DR. BuRcHARp's congregation may
mean well, but It Is day after the rout,
And why do those good people seek "a
more energetic mani" 1t isn't the mere
expenditure Of vital force that enables
one man to accomplish more than an.
osheF. Results are what we look for.
Judged by this standard, the reverend
doctor is equal to any emergency. With.
out spending his time and substance in
ifaiaing, without great batch Of prom.
i'es-no flourish Of trumpets to herald
The oonqueror's approach-he calmly and
quietly opened bis mouth, and Grover
Cleveland moved into the White House.
The Democratic party, with allits energy,
EAsn't v equal to that performance. No,
Sarrhard may be an ass, but he doesn't
lack the energy which executes. . e, = Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10

A MOVEMENT is on foot to organize a
hOnebeedeB' associahonin Ohio county.
The present thought is to invitethose who
may be interested to meet at the City
Building next Monday afternoon at 9
O'Clock. Messn. P. L. Kimberly, @. S.
Terrell, E. NJ. Atkinson, John W. Nichols
and other well.known citizens are taking
an Interest in the movement. West Vir-
siHia is behind in the quality Of her
hOne,, and it seems that no great advance
= TO be hoped for except by associated
Effort. The ISrELLloRNcER hopes that
thbnOvement may meet with encourage
mant M ~ -l...ilIl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10

some Of The State papers are calling on
,bet,rmers Of West Virginia TO look to
tbs next Legislature. The ISrELLraRscER
Iikes the idea. The Legislature which
recently went home and into history
xouli probably be with US now lift had
not been for the considerable number Of
sensible farmers who in part composed it
-toty.threC out Of total Of ninety-one.
Bring on your iarmers-and then some,
thing else will happen. y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10
THROUGH THE STATE.
Accident. and Iasiasat. IN west Il, virginia

Accidents and Incidents In west virginia =, 4
- isJ6a and Yieinity.lfi iIt'.l 2 5'=i'i
A fourteen:y year.old daughter OF Mary =,
Wallard, oi Roane county, was horribly
and fatally burned recently, her clothing =.
catching fire from an open grate. ii = Z, N Il.
Mr.. John Mop Pherson, living ionr mile. 4 I,
north Of Barnesville, has q COW that gave ~,
birth 10 d calf which had two, perfect N
heads, four ears, four eyes, no tail and Eve
legs. .,,s,. i Ia iq,sssas5 ss3sysS
d About four weeks ago Basil Ankrom. ~
Tylerlcouhty, escaped from the Weston
Insane Asylum and made his WHY baeF ijl
home Hewas foundiati last bysthe Son.ii3
stable who had warrant iorffijs Iaffest ~
The Saf s:Ri1tswiIl De remembersa 7
that he was,kept here In jail ios nearly d
six months before being taken. 10 the asyl !,
lum, and his conduct was such Al tocaiisstdg
many 70 think that he was not really inla ,
sane, Since going 70 the asylum lhe eahasp q
lost SponndS in heshi and appears brok !, s
en- doWnin health. He begged iDit ite6dslyiol
to- be brought back To- jall-auywRefeh 3
rather than return to ihe asylum . Heta
asdsped no reason Why he did NOT wiSb II
to- return and when intefT0eated sWeS :
morose and snllen, only declaring her.
would die II taken back He hnB q fans AZ
lily, and prior 70 his insanity was hard
working, worthy man,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10

Tar alleged breach OF diplomatic con-
adence on the part Of the British ministry
has kicked up fine muss. The much
llked.Of and very panicky thing called
"the peace Of Europe" hasn't been helped
acenfs worth by the disclosure. War is
always a calamity, but II Europe would
rather fight and waste than work and pro-
duce, it is some consolation to know that
itvOn't hurt the foreign market for Amer
icau food products. And % Eve shall be
able TO smile through our tears. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10

wHrSa Republican otficeholder shows
up with the pitiful plea that he doesn't
care much for the Republican party, any
how, Cleveland may bet his boots that he
has found aman who is aching to give way
to a Democrat. Republicans will shed nc
.ean over the bouncing Of Offensive par
tisrns'' Of this stripe. Amsn who hasn't
the nerve to stand by his party in defeat
would rob bis grandmother. "Turn ths
rasals out" =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10
Reduced RAtes.

y. CINCINNATI, March O.-The Baltimore 4 /
ValG M, road to-day sold aatclass tickets %
,,S,l ,m,SS,aington for slOi the Pennsylvania
CSs NY announced a rate Of 50 and the
ss,s,sssPeake s,,s & Ohio 50. To New York the
Tsi M ever the New York, Pennsylyepis.9
srIS,s, Sgo9 y; Chesapeake 4 Ohio, 81; Penn.
sirss; MalA; Si Cleveland, Columbus, ON.
"st'u q Indianapolis, IS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10

1,i,agooIly sight to sec the patriots
,r,bjpg on the public cdb. In the one
m,tter litter Of postolIices they beat the record,
., .rd tbeback counties ateyet to hear from.
S.il 81. in bows! Go for it while it lasts! i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10

v NV iYoRx, March 8. "A committee d
the Murray Hill, Church reported 70 tie
new Ptesbytefyl that they proposed to re-
titesReysD Dr. Hurchard AZ pastor lt@sFilli
on q salary Of $500 year Ia make room
tor. younger and more energetic pastor,
and that both DR.. Bur6hard and the con!
Rfeeation accepted the proposition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10
NAN OPERATORS yIEwI
IThe.RaIIroad strilters.

GALVESTON, Tx, March (. The Neiut
Marshall special says: Furlone, chief de.
tectiye Of the Gould system, with 10 as.
sistants, arrived to-day to look after the
property ,otf the company. The strikers
remain quiet, and continue 70 guard the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10

Mn. RANDALL starts tomorrow to take
., tbs broken thread Of his Southern tour.
T8es Tp anybody suppose that Mr.. Randall
5os.nt know that in four years there will
~ ITO Lett bill on the White House2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10

co,rpSoR WILSON'S campaign for the
,,s;,o,i states Senate wakes fast and furi,
~, NM The Governor is in for long dis.
....o ~. raee. and he must look out for his
IND
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10
9hIpa aEaoST.
non nm eaa slsal!sE z q. Nal alas !, s0tss'1i

7 j.
MILO. Asuew, detective for the O. 4
P. railroad was in town yesterday,
Z Monday night of each week the Nam.
moth rink will be given overt the colored
people. g. ) 9 u
MIR. Mill Trueman arrived in Bridgeport
nom CoShocton, 9hioA yesteriayS he
came e accept Q pSsItioa All with Geo. n
The Etna and Standard mills had q
channel cut through the iee IN the back
.fiyer Saturday morning, so as % enable
Them 10 orup boatsd down which were loaded
With pig iron, y '
The performance o. the abes In the
Wood p at pfnSnore's rink this evening
promises TO Be d grand altaiE All the q.
faneements haye been epplple eted. The
costumes willibe new and gthe singing ex.
cellsne A.great many tick kets have been
sold and persons desiring good seats will
have 10 90 early,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10

Tor Gould railroads are having q time
IA. IT, The people along the line are not 10
S,,Evard : ~ in showing on which side their
sympathy lies. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10

with, It is to be Postmaster General.
uilliam Fireman Tia'.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10

y y y s.. 4yirfIth q F--. .iliisA 2iflaAlN'-
Yesterday was a, lively day on theleyee.
There was not an hour when one OF more
steamboats, could mot be seen moving on
the river and the whistles were sounding
nearly all the time. It was like old
times, and for that reason every one was
glad 70 hear the whistles once more.
steamboatmen were all in good humor;
they are looking forward to q steady re.
SUMPTION of river traffic, something
they have not enjoyed. for o year
past. The river isll falling ~ slowly
at this point but rise is anticipated be-
fore 1t gets too low. Last night, according
10 the marks, there was o depth in the
channel Of Z feet 8 inches. At Pittsburgh
III was 4 feet 10 inches Rice's Landing &
feet inches; Brownsyille,7 ieett Look
No. 4, 8 feet 10 inches. Greensboro, is
feet 0 inches. AT all Of these points It
was falling, and the weather was cloudy
and cool, ,lgssi6s = fss.i liia 4 ,ls7f
The City, Of Yeyay will pass down this
morning ati an early hour, en- route foi
Cincinnati adf js9 3@isla q sigs
The Abner O'Neal put in an appear.
ancei once more from Steubenville and
the Telegram and Princess bothon
|ttme,tsi 0estit1 lGeJqli slil 19llDpi
The coal fieet boats that were caughtin
the late freeze up ut points near Clncin,
nat, commenced passing up yesterday OF
their way home. The Coal City. Lioness
Dick Fulton, Atlantic, DIV. Woodward
Harry Brown and Dan Kaine passed uI
and the Jacob Heatherington went down
The Andesarrived from Cincinnati aboui
iour O'clock yesterday afternoon with ont
Jofthe largest trips on record. Being the
tlrst packet out OF Cincinnati for, up tbs
river, she had offered more business thar
lshe could hendle. She was loaded toth'
guards all the way up This afternoon q
three O'clock she leaves, on her, return
tip. Capt. Charlie Alnhleman Is in,com
;nand. The, Andes Is the most popular
boat 6t present on tie Upper Ohio and L
deserving ol al the business given her,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10

l, Henry Clay had known to what oass as
-, tbe National Road was to be put he
'.s,l5p't -, have given West Virginia mile
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10
!, .rarrihla rirht ultll 5 lIion.

PANS, March 9.-Last night at the
Cirque D'Hiyer, as Williams, the cele.
brated lion tanner, was putting eight lions
through various leapipg tricks In. their
cage, one Of them, a large male, bounded
on Williams from behind, and seized him
by the fieshyl part Of the back, and by the
thighs. A terrible struggle followed be-
tween man and beast. The spectators,
shriekins with alarm, broke into thelring.
Women and childien tainted from fright,
Suddenly the lion relaxed his hold Of VIII
.liams and cfouohed TO make Q final spring
at his victims throat Wtlliams, with se1;
tfaotdinafy iity, managed 70 elude
die attack ioi the iniuriated beast, and iea.
caped from the cage, He fell unconscious,
covered With blood, into the arrna Of one
OF the spectators, His wounds are very
eeyaFag dlsf ~ = ql'Q F-..r T. a - Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10
- NARousthbout Drowned
NJ. a = Il .iiL....-au II

Special DtpGteh toLk lntdhceieer.
ToRosTo, o, March Thomas Riley q
roustabolt on the ttewboat Maggie, fell
from the guards into the river as the boat
was passing up and Just Sboye here yes
terday afternoon, and was drowned. He
was wheeling coal at the time Of the &C
cident, but 10 oionelsaw him. 10 overheard
he was q single man and lived in Pitts
burgh. 7oiiiaassA b.iE f1ha54
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10

AIIRN's Brain Food botanical extract
strengthens the BFainand positively cures
Nervous Debility, Nervousness; Heahlphe,
elptiye systept i itneyer falls. 8 PKG 9
Tor $, 5,-At drug Ists ofby mail from j,
u, Allen slS First Ave, New York City,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10
a GENUINE sESsATIoNaa.I
erinss, ni.mareEj AeeussdtSf Bst-ayai .,
4 Turkish Interests,


A vienna, March IA great sensation
has been produced in the Turkish court
and political circles by the recent resela-
tons in the debates in the british Parlis,
ment and Prince Rismarck's s speech in the
Reichstag ~ awkward facts respecting
Germany Egyptian.. policy II seems
The Porte had no knowledge Of Prince Bis,
marck's oilers to England about Egypt
until the recent. dispatch Of Mussurus
Pasha drew attention to the great disgust
fell. atwliatisregarded as Bismarck q be-
trayal Of Turkish INTEREST,". The matter
is TO be discussed In special grand coun-
ciltosmorroH It ispredi dicted that the re-
suit must be increased efforts on the
patt Of the Porte 10 serlire q British alli-
anee as to Egyptian and Indian interests: