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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-10

SAN ANTONIO, Tx, Nov O.--1ntOrms,
tlon reached here to-day Of a serious 6ght
In tue state Of Ooahuils, Mexico, opposite
the Texas town Of Del Rio, b.tween half
a dozen americans and land o. Mex.
loans. Hewlett Grlnsr, an extenplve RANCH
owner, and John Weaver, one Of his elm.
ployos, were killed. The four other
Americans fetreated across dc
FLYER under 1re after killing
couple Of AeGioen5, The fSht was the
outgfowth OF a family quarrel between
GrIuer aud Mexican relatives Of his broth.
Ors widow. The killing VI grlner causes
great excitement on The border whore he
was a prominent man. His body haS not
been recovered,
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Killed BY poac,,ers.

MATu4s, NF,N Nov. 9.-Lymsu A. Hill,
Of East Matthias, and Charles Niles Of
Wesley, wore shot dead yesterday
afternoon near the Fletcher BROOK
House, Hsmenway township, on the
Matthias river, by parties unknown.
Deputies Hill and Niles were about &C
capture their dosY, yAsn one oI the two
mon, with a double.baSrelsd shotgun, shot
Niles and then Hill. Tho latter was q
ono.armsd soldier. The rufIlans were in
Q wagon we'll loaded with camp outfits,
0GiCers ave il pursuit. with a man who
thinks he caa identify the criminals. The
excitement is intanse.
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A TRAGIC EXECUTION.
How the Honduras Insurgents Faced Death
Without FlRr.

New ORLEANS, November 0,-Ths Times
Democrat to-day publishes au account by
an eyewitness Of the execution on 0cto-
ber IS Of General L, Dslgado, Lie utepaut
Colonel IndaleClo GsVci, Command Miguel
Oortez, and Lieutenant Gsbrisl Loyant,
who we're shot ut Comsysgua for leading
an expedition against Honduras. The
four officers above named were lodged in
small prison at ComAysguA when the
news Of their sentence reached them.
General DelgRdo's vile was there to plead
with wife's tears and q Woman's deYo-
tion for her husbands lie, 1t was the de.
siTs OF President BogTan to spare General
Delgsdo's life Il possible, and any prstext
would have been readily seizad upon to
give him an opportunity Of saving him
sell, and at the same time vlndicate the
tribunal which had condemned him. The
Presidant sent q messenger to him to ssy
that II he could promise to never again
take, up arms against Honduras he should
receive pardon,
The soldier was too brave to accept even
his life on these terms, and he sent back
word that he would sGe Honduras In an
even more tropical climate than she now
enjoys before lie would accept his pardon
on such pledge. When his answer was
received theTs was nothing left but to pre-.
pare for the execution, In the countries
south OF this there ara few prsliminaries
to such not uncommon events. A priest,
firing squad, and cotlia are soon OBJ
tanned,
On the morning Of their execution the
men were taken TO 8 point near the
Church OF COmsysgue, four Coflns were
placed near the wall and the four con,
demnel men were led to them. They &C.
Cepted their positions rs easily and grace.
fully as IL they were In the boxes OF the
opera, and not face was blanohed, not
nerve Quiyertd, Gen, Dslgado asked and
received permission to order the guard to
FIRE, which he did, first requesting tham
not to shoot him In the face, but in the
breast. There was no rattle, no scattering
reports, but one sharp, stunning report,
The four men for half a second remained
in an upright position, as II still unhurt,
and then rolled over limp and bloody,
dead. The soldiers had compiled with
General Delgado's request, for three balls
had penetrated his breast.
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You ore feeling depressed, your appetite
ID poor, you are bothered With headache
you are hdgetly, nervous, and generally
out Of B9ftB, and want 10 brdce up. BfaOt
DIP, bat not with pumulants, bpilug medl
otHes, or hlltetl, which have loI Lheif basil
very cheap, bad v hiSky, and which allmu
late you i0f an ho1t, aud then leave yot
In worse condition than before. VIVA
You want 10 an Alternative that wiz ptrlj
your blbpd, start healthy action ol Live
and Kidneys, restore your vitality, AMI
give removed health aud etfength, bpCl
q medicine You will And III Electric Bl.
tsrs, and only 80 cents q bottle Of legAl
4 Co'g Drug Store,
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IIeIIaire.

R1hert Rays house was entered by
sneak thieves, who got $3.50.
The marriage oil ThomGs Nicholson aud
Miss Lizzie Blamey 10 announced for
Wednesday OveniuH,
Tho Nellie Hudson continues I, bring
up the freight from points sbove Olaring-
ton, for reshipmsnE by rail here.
The nav boat for the middle iorry will
be . curiosity, for Il will use natural gaS
tnr fuel. Th6Gas will be stored In tank,
holding supply for one hundred aud
twenty hours.
Every man that oan he got 10 work IA
helping with thalAylng oil tho low presiuro
pipes, and The line Of diggera 10 Ave or six
squares long. A hundred and fity add
t!Onal men will 10 put 10 work as soon w.
arrangements OAn be made for boarding
them, ArAnOhoB Of the mains are 10 bs
put OH al streets where q sufficient mum
Dor oi Bubsctlben can no found.
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DISASTROUS FIRE
Iu u Pennsylvania Coal NIInO The Loss sus.
talned,

tanned,
PIrTsnuRaH, Pa, Nov "a Dispatch
special Gays: The FIRE in the Standard
coal mines at MI Pleasant, Pa, is still
burning and all efforts to exingulsh the
flames have thus far proved fruitlsss.
Acres Of coal are now on fire and the
flames are making their way 10 abandoned
cells in which the coal has boen exhaust.
ed, The cola are filed with Gre damp,
and as the Are ia slowly busaurcly work.
Ing that way, o terrible gas explosion that
may destroy an immense amount Of prop.
erty Is feared. The iar.rCaGhing effect OF
the calamity may he imagined whsa il is
stated that tho ssoppage Of the mines
throws 500 men, who earn $4,000 a month,
out OF employment. The daily output OF
tho shaft is 1900 tons Of coal, and the loss
Of revenue to tho company Is So 1000 aday.
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LONDON, Nov GLLord Salisbury, speak.
ing at Lord Mayor Hanson'S banquet in
tho Guild Hall tonight, said tho Oonssrvs'
tlves occupied position on Irish affairs
which II was impossible to miainterpret
Their business was 10 legislste IN favor o.
tho empire and to enforce laws which had
long been neglected and trodden undei
foot. He believed the Conservatives
could claim that public confidence wa
somewhat restored and that the EelstionI
between landlord and tenant were bette
than formerly.
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meboiy's child 10 dyinR--dyIng with
The Hush Of hops on bis young face, and
eomObody's mother thinking Of the tlnO
when that dear face will bs hidden where
No ray Of hope can brighten il.-beORliOe
I!aete Was no cure for consumption.
Reader II tho child DO your reiPhbor'e,
iAke This comforting word 10 tho mothers
heats before II 10 too lSte. Tell her that
consumption Ia CurablO that men are
living to-day whom tho phyBlClAns pro-
hounegd inCurAble, because one lung had
Reeh almost des,royOl by the disease, Dr.,
LletCes Golden Medical nlsonyoiy" has
cured hundtedSi BuIpasgea cod liver oil,
ygophogphites, and other medicines In
Yuhng Ihis disease, Bold by drugRlAts.
nOlO8s&W
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A strange suicide.

MAeoy, "a. Nov 9.--A HawkipSville,
Ca, special 10 the Macon Telegraph, Bayai
J. o. Mccormick, aged 20, a prosperous
cotton broker, who was to have been mar.
rIed tomorrow 10 Miss Carlo LewlV, 0
lady Of high social standing and noted
beauty, O6miIltted bulOldo to-day lie had
been subj cot to ftg Of dOspondsllUy and Il
10 supposed that the excitement attending
the wedding preparations 90 worked on hiI
morbid nervous bSnslbllity as 10 CauSs sell
destruction,
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Mr. Moody has closed bis work in
Wheeling aud is of Tor another field, lie
leaves good record Of earnest endeavor
followed by results. The demand for the
ISrglLloEScRns very full reports Of Mr.
SIo,dy's sermons is some evidence Of the
publis interest he has aroused. The
sermons have been read by thousands who
did no. attend the meetings. The interest
iss, great that the ISTELLIoEScEE will do
something to satisfy 1t by printing some
oiMr. Nloody's sermons, selected by bim'
soliior this nurooao.
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lNpIAN4, Pa Now R.-La1t night avp
masked men entered the hOuSO Of George
Smith, al Cherry TrOO, aud holding a re-
volvsr 10 his head forced him to produce
5000 III gold which he had concealed In
The house. The robbers took tho money
and made good thOlr escape. Smiths
wlio and q hired man were also In the
house at tho time, bat were covered BY
VhthiVatl
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ForugRISOnAM, the Adams Express
messenger who allowed himself to bO
hound and gagged by one manand robbed
Of nearly SlOOCCO has been indicted by
the s.. I.ouY Grand Jury fer grand lar
ceny. ANY honeaI, brave man would
rather have los! his lie and btQasathsd
honor and horoiam to those who would
have royered his memory, than 10 lave
liyel and related bis gauzy narration.
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WAmlSOroS, NGy. O.-The annual re.
port Of the Commissioner Of Customs
McOalmont to the Secretary Of ths Treas
ury, shOws that during tho past hScAl year
there was paid into this Treasury from all
Sources, the accounts relating TO which
are settled In his office, $40, 1909, oil
which Sl99, ,3O7 ,S4l wan received from Gus
tom duty. Dnrisg this samo period there
was paid out Tor eGpenpcs connected WIN
the administration Of this branch Of tho
HoVernmont services S2l, lO5, ,9l0, $6,l27,'
0is, o. which was on account Of expenses
oi collecting tho revenues from customs,
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PHILADELPHIA, PAs Nov. O-General
Master Workman Powderly when asked
tonight by an AsaoOiGted RreGs reporter
relative 10 the bsef and pork butchers
strike at Chicago, simply said that A. A,
Carlton, member Of the General Execu-
tive Board had been sent 10 that city to join
Mr., Barry. Mr.. Powderly paid he had nc
further information 10 impsrt regarding
tho Chicago trouble; that his knowledge
Of the affairs there was obtained merely
through brief kilograms, and not being on
the ground he would refrain from giving
his views on the etHlka,
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Mnl nnnln.L M. snnI.

CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-The Daily Netp',
Peoria, ILL.,, special says; II Is definitely
understood that Mr worthlnSton will
contest General Post'a election in the
Tenth Congressional District. A formal
request Tor an amlrlble recount will be
shortly mldU on General Post Ills rs.
ipsRl Is expected, and the result will be
the regular context,
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WRONG DATES on ROLL BOOKS
An Error That May Cause Contest In Wes
Virginia Elections,

An Error That May Cause q Contest In Wes
Virginia Elections,
CHARLESTON, W, Va, Nov, 9.-Trouble
may yet arise out OF tho recent election
held In this portion Of the State. The
poll books were printed in such manner
as to make 1t sppsar in the certificates oil
the several commissioners Of election that
the election was held October %, 1885, in.
stead OF November, as fixed by a constitu.
amendment voted upon BY the peo.
pie and ratified by the legislature.
II this cannot hs settled, 1t will
throw the matter OF the election OF o
State Senator from this district into the
State Senate, which Is Democratic; but In
order to prevent any trouble, the County
Court Of this (EauswhS) county, instead
Of issuing certificates ot election to the
several officers elected last Tuesday, has
summoned all commissioners OF election
to meet In this city next Thursday and
make oath to the CorreOtneRs Of the Oclo.
ber books. A contest would affect many
elected by both Uf the two parties.
PAREgRsaURd, W, Va, Nov. O,-The
majority for SWeeny, Democrat, for State
Senate in this district, is only eleven on
the face OF the returns, and Smith, the Re-
publican candidate, has ordered q recount,
An error OF three has already been dis.
covered in Smiths favor.
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DALrIMolE's EX-p0srMAsrEn
Concludes. to go WOst auI not Face u TrII
for Dishnrmsnt,

concludes to go WOst aul not Face n Trial
for Dishnrmunt.
BALTIMORE, Nov, 0.-At q nesting OF
the Supreme Bench to-day the csss Of ex-
Po0tmaster I, Parker Yoasey to chow
cause why he should no! bs dlsbsrrsd for
professional misconduct, was assigned for
trial on Monday next, aud the clerk to
the Bench, Winfield MCCiintock, ordered
10 notify him that his cass would bs
heard either In person or BIZ counsel. No.
UlintoCk searched for Mr.. VeRsey in vain
to-day to serve the order. He learned
from Veasey's landlord that he had vACat.
cd his oiiiCG, sOnt his furniture to auction
rooms, sold It OF, and paid bis rent, Mr.
Voasey told his landlord that he would 90
wost; lLat he had to do 1t Ut onco, as his
remaining in Baltimore meant Btsryation
for his family. Much sympathy Is ex.
pressed in Legal circles for Mi. Veasey, ,aud
the most promising lawyers regret tue dis,
tregsIng position Ia which 30 promising q
young man had placed himself.
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ANoTIIEn WI0GlNs
In tho Fleld-An Iowa Crank FrCdlCts What
he Cannot Produce,

Ah thu = luiN-4hh AuNh ITWuh fTOulCth Nnul
ho Cannot Produce.
BURLINGTON, Ia, Nov, O.-prol. Yost
the Metcorologist, will publish in the Bur.
lIngton HaWkeys tomorrow his prediction
of the great storm period extending from
Demceh0r 4!h to l7th, during which 1t will
make some OF the most destructive winter
storms Of recent years. These storms will
he much Of the same nature
as the great blizzard OF las. jan.
uary. Heavy snow and high
winds will greatly impads railroad travel
and no advises the railroads 10 prepare
for blockSdes that will occur in the West.
ern States about December 8, and reach.
ing the Eastern States Decsmber 0. These
storms will break up the drouth in the
Southwestern States. There will be ener.
getic electrical disturbances that will et.
feet telegraph aud telephone lines. Ho
suggests that many llveG and much prop.
orty can be saved from loss by making
preparations TOR the severe weather OF the
storm period,
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pIrrSauRan, Pa Nov. u.--A largo ay
wheel al the Clinton rolling mill on tho
South Side, burst this morning, teALlofinR
ifagmslts Ia oil directions aud Instantly
killing Michael Bnfns, q wOtkmsli, who
was struck on tho head with one Of The
pieces, The mill was not damaged
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JERSEY CRY, N. j., Nov. 0.-About 200
butchers struck this afternoon at the ab.
sttior, IN this city. They demanded the
dilcharge Of tSo men, aud the Dlgnlns ot
q contract giving them employment Tor
one year. Trouble was anticipated, and
Sheriff Heinz has posse OF men on the
nnonn
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Tng Democratic papers OF Pennsylvania
sro exceedingly Industrious in manuisc-
turing Cabirot 70. Governor Beaver
TIL, typp might as well be ."pied" before
It reaches tho p.eEees The Greeks arc to
be feared when bearing gifts,
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Ey,POsMAsrER VEAsEY, Of Baltimore,
ma Of CleveIand'a first appointments,
la, ned to the ssClusion the wide, wide
West affords, to escape trial for di1bar'
ment before the Supreme Court for ques-
tionhhle lransacli1ns.
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THE NEXT HOUSE.
with tho Best Showing For tho DOnoOrot

With the Best Showing For tho Dcmocrets
They VIII Have 100 to l54 Republicans,
WASHINGTON, Nov, 9.-The best possible
showing which uan be made for the Dem
ocrats in the Fltsieth Congress will be
found in the following table. Smith, ol
Wisconsin, and Hopkins, Of yirglnia-La
Dor uen-arC both proLectloRlRtq. Ga l.
YshCe, Of Connecticut, who is included
With the democrats.
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ClynANp, ONO, Nov. "a New
fOtk, Chicago and 81. Louis freight train
fln over q COW rsar Fostotia, Ohio, this
morning. The locomotive And eight cars
Were ditchHd, aud Charles Murtaugb, who
ieAvG0 4 family at Rochester, Now York,
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Apolller Contest.

CHICAGO, Nov. O,-All the points LOTT
pending In the olllsIal CapvAs Of the
Second Congressional District roturns
wsrO decided to-day. Atthe OonSluaion,
LAWlSr tDstn.) had siSteOn more votOE
than Gleason (uniled Labor, Gleason
nays hS will CoRlAal the election before The
HouRS Ia WabhlppEon.
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An Assurance of inuorraptlhlS Integrity.
Tho presence Of GOnl'B q. +. lIsanrs-
gard Of La, and Iubal A. Early Of Va, at
the dIRWiuegofEhe LoulHaua State Lottery
Company, In entire charge, 10 regarded kS
a guarantee Of absolute fairness and In
tegrlty. Any advertisement or offer 10
guarantee any Partially would expose the
Cloven hool Of the Bwlndler Remember
that the next (lhe l0Dsh Grand Monthly
aud the Extraordinary t(1A,terly) Dnw.
lug takes place on Dec, IAN, whom over
hall q million Dl dollars will 10 flying
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Tue City Sergeant ought not to be
elected by the people. He ought to bo
appointed by the Police Commissioners,
a. srggested by Mr.. Hildreth. One oi
tbes9 lsys the change will come.
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SENATOR yEsr has pulled down his
v,mpns stuck knives and rsvolveB in
his belt, bought a blanket, RpouRd OF
feathers, a quart Of red paint, and has
startled on the wsrpSth.
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T'RuaELs, Nov O.--Ths session Of tho
BslglSu chambers WIS opened to-day.
King Leopold 10 hIs speech opening the
heEsiOh said that DelHhm'a foreign rela,
tlons we're excellent the extension Of
commerce was good The rloLs At Llege
aud ChRrlerol were attended to With 70.
UFaL
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Tux Democratic frauds in Indiana are
sooa 10 SEQ the light OF a vigorous inyesh.
cation. That means that many "trlcks OF
me trade" OF that party will be uR-
a,rlhel.
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HOLLAND On weinCliAy November \ tSN, at
10 u'0Otk ~ IN, MIS-, Caiheiiho Holland, Agcd Gj
yeal
Funeral from the residences Of her nnIniaw, X.
II Davis No. 27i7 Maikst STREET, Wednesday, al
So'Clock =. IN. fhOndsOi tho family tatOsliuliy
invited 70 attend, lulOfm0ut al PenlniuA Gene,
lVrY,
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SPEAKER CARLISLE thrsstsns to leave
tho clsssic bowers that afford umbFagsous
sbste for Henry Wstterson's Star Eyed
Goddess, What will the poor goddess DO
then, poor thing2
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NEw YoRE, NoNl--Jaipes g. Blaine
lett The city to-day ior BOstOn where he
will remain until Thursday, when he will
start Tor hia home. Before he left here be
had conference With ChOunCey Dspow
Senator Sherman arrived to-day from
Washington and stopped al The Fint
avenue hotel, lie wlll'reinAln here Bsy
erAl days.
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AFTER all Lonaon go! oil yeserdsAwith'
mt broken head.
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Guards, charged upon 4 and saon cleared

Guards, charged upon It and soon cleared
the Square. 0lly one arrest was made,
A section Of tho crowd went from Ira
talgsr Square to the residence OF the
Marquis OF Salisbury, and attempted to
make demonstration there, They were,
however, dispersed easily by the police.
For a long time after the close Of the
proceedings in Trafalgar Square large
crowds OF men sRunteTed through the
streets. Several ugly rushss occurred b.
tween them and the police, but nothing
Of q serious nature happened and bat little
hooting was done. The mounted police
were everywhere hootsd and groansd al
by the moving mob.
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NR. Mo,r SECURE QUAY seems to have
taelsad in climbing the PannSylvauls
s.pstoIial pole, but then
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I;N,nl IIoliSr IIIplosIou,

PRESEASON, Pa, Nov O.-A Dunbar,
Penn, special rayBi The boilers al BliRS,
MnrAhAll 4 Cos bilek Yards exploded this
afternoon, kiiiisg Miss lille Campbell
and seriously lDjntlng Perry gAddlB. The
boilers aud part oi the brick yards were
demolished, Loss about $500,
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Tho tquare soon became a scene Of OK.
citement. Rscopnizsd sooialiAt leaders
,n"n.ood ho,o on5 t,,ss., ~ na,ho, .Ss,I o.S,,.I
laAuaseu Aeie Auu 'uefe W sa.uef M'uhu
them groups Of men ready and willing ia
listen to speeches, and although most oi
tho haranrues were inaudible Al snv die.
tance from the orators, vel expreasIons
and nhyssea were oiten ca,iSht bv Tho moi
and i,Sed az topiSs oi heated debste among
the amditoTa thenselyea. In tbjs wav the
vaSt S crowd was soon divided into nnmhsy.
lssS I excitsd groups. each s.irrei nm bv itp
own @ spokesman and ali iHdsasndent.
noisy ana excited. The poiice iid moi al.
temSt "a iutetkere WITH Ihe mar Of the
mnb into the fuuare. Int iorneI a stronv
SoTdon aronnd II.
Among Inc speake,s who sddressed the
pronpS was Witliams. The Sooialist lsa,ier'
Hs snoke from the foot ~ tbe NeIann
monument, He declared that tho nnpn.
iaoa Wonid hhog Mao they conld hoId an
orderly ineetlng 10 lot thgpuhiic know the
amount Of distfess which at present exist.
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PRouprloS is pulling up in ArRsnsas'
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Cts GRtetliqs@rer;

ONCE, MOI. rs and AZ Fourtesnth ftros..
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lbs. Good & %. Ssll dry EoOdS the
cheapest
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nlnlue ana sherman In New YaFl

Two necessities oi the household. 81
Jacobs Oil and Red Star Cough Cure.
The Indianapolis journal., 1886-01-05
The Ministers, Association.

There was full attendance of the ministers
of the city at the regularmeeting OF the minis
terial association. held in the Second Presby-
terian Church yesterday morning. The prinei-
pal address was delivered by Rev. 81. A. Edison,
pastor Of the Memorial Presbyterian Church.
whose topic was Preparation for the Week Of
Prayer" and following the suggestions in
the speakers remarks. theministers turned their
attention to the consideration of preparing them,
selves for the week, aud spent an hour in prayer,
singing and conference
Rev. w. W. Newell. of the McAll Mission,
who was present, was invited to address the as
sociation on the work and methods of the mis-
sion. He spoke briefly, explaining the character
of the work. and expressed the hope that the
ministers of the city would give the movement
their hearty support in this city
The next meeting os the association will be
held in Christ Church. and DR.. Reuben Jeffery,
pastor OF the First Baptiss Church, will deliver
an address on Tho Preaching for the Times.