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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-21

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Iha ..scotmnn,sr Comments.

E~DISBURGH, June l9.-The Scotsman,
commenting on Mr.. Gladstoue's speech.
says: "ME: Gladstone has rent the Liberal
party and ne is keeping it asunder. If be
would accept Lord Hsrtingtop's four con-
ditions a large Liberal measure Of Hone
Rule would be granted. Mr.. Gladstone
cannot be trusted nov as unreservedly as
he would have been six months ago to en-
BODY the Home Rule principle in q plan
! that would be acceptable to the Liberals"
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Excitement I'm Tslas,

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity Of Paris, Tex. BY the remarkable
recovery Of Mr.. J. +. Corley, who wa %
helpless he could not turn in bed, or raiss
his head; everybody said be Was dying Of
Consumption. A trial bottle of Dr. Kings
New Discovery was sent him. Finding re-
lief, be bought . large bottle and . boz OF
Dr.. Kings New Life Pills; by the time b
had taken two boxes Of Pills and two bot.
ties Of the Discovery. he Was we'll and had
gained IN fesh t~hirtysix pounds. Trial
bottles Of this Great Discovery for Cor
sumption free nj Logan 4 Cos
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-21

statement to the committee re-
iterating his denisls. The news
paper men this morning repeated their
statements and gave additional corroooFsc
tive information. They gave the names OF
several other gentlemen to whom Dement,
ia said TO have made his Senatorial state
mepts, some of whom will be su'Poepsed
hv the committee.
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An American opera Auxiliary.

CLEVELAND, O., June l9-Thers was
successfully formed here to day an suxil-
isry to the American ~0Pera-cspitsl $50
600. The meeting was large and enshus,
ias,;a. Mrs. Thurber, Of New York, was
nreaeut ana seemed much pleased with the
successful endorsement q the work insug,
,ratad in the metropolis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-21

Can any one bring Us o case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Els ctric Bitten.
will not speedily cure2 We shy they can.
not, as thousands Of cases already perma-
nently cured and who are daily recommend
ing Electric Bitters, will prove. Brights
Disease, Diabetes, Weak Bach, or any
urinary complaint quickly cured. They
purify the blood, regulate the bowsls, and
act directly on the diseased parts. Every
bottle guaranteed. For sale ct 90 cents .
bottle BY Logan 4 Co..
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Striker. discharged From Custody.

P1rrsBURG, June I9-Ths street car
strikers recently arros'sd on q charge Of
conspiracy, preferred By the Oakland
Street Car Company, were ~dischorged from
custody to-day, owing TO the failure OF the
counsel fer the prosecu ion to appear al
tie hearing.
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An Autopsy On Thompson.

NEv YoRK, June l9.-An autopsy was
held to-day on the body of Winfield $.
Thompson, who shot his wife and himself
Two bullets were found below the scalp
under the points Of entrance. Another,
fred into his left side, was found TO have
passed through the sixth rib, penetrated
the apex of the heart and gone thence
through the liver and into the stomach.
The remains we're embslmed and Will be
taken to Kansas City.
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FINANCE AND TRADE

Money 1-ea2 1-2 Per Cent-Goyern-
ments Active and steady-stocks IT.
r~eguIar-FIour Observation-Disclosures Ae:
tive.
NV YosE, June Is.-Monsy on call
easy at ll@24 per cent; prime mercantile
paper at 495 per cent; sterling exchange
firm and unchanged.
Commemorative and steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-21

You've men or m~iddleaged ones, suffer.
ing from nervous debility and kindred
weaknesses should send 10 cents 10 stamps
for illustrated book suggesting sure means
OF cure. Address, Worlds DispensarY
Medical Association, 663 Main Street, Buf.
falo. n. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-21

SUNDAYS.
Leave the City at 700 a. NJ, and every hour to
900 y. N.
Leave Wheeling Park at 500 a. m., and every
hour 70 10 co p. M.
C. HIRSCH,
SUPERINTENDENT.
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COTTON.
New Yor,
An AnsAsr Wanted.

New York, June i9-Corrox- Futures
elosed steady Fad prices well sustained.
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aIBrelin9 8e9ister
GUIDE.

a REVIVAL AND DEPARTUR5O F TRAIss-
"A ExPLANAffoN OF RxRKRzAC8 MAzzs:
SDNlp tSundsy excepted tAondAY excepted
whaling Tine.
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GoyERyNEyTs-Activo and

STATE SECURTTIEs-Dull but firm.
RArLRoADs-Active; sales s., 49, 0o.
SrocKs-Market vas irregular at open
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o

P%ittsburx.
Pir~TssuRa, Pa, June l9.-Petrolsum-
Steady and firm; opened at 6sIc; closed
ct 7sc; highest zoe; lowest 6sic.
Tttusvtlls.
TIrusvlLLE, Pa, June l9.-Psroleum-
National Transit certificates opened at
69lc; highest 70ic; lowest 6sic; closed At
69ic.
Bradford.
BRADroRp, Pa, June l9.-Peirolsum
National Transit certificates opened
at 6slc; highes, 7O.c; lowest 67si,; closed
OF 6sic; clearance, $50. 900 barrels.
OIL CRY, June l9.-Petroleum-
National Trapsi, certificates opened
at 6Sic; highest 70sc; lowest csc; closed
at Toe; sales 301 900 barrels; clearances
1882, 900 barrels; charters 81, 743 barrels;
shipments SO, Ill barrels.
New York.
New YORK, June 9-Peuoleum-
Opened strong at 6S!c, the lowest point
Of the day, bu. on the news Of q decrease
in the production steadily advanced TO
70tc, and closed At 69l@69ic. Sales
6 543, 900 barrels.
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e., z. q Q. Railroad.
Leave BellAirs At 6:SS =. n. Tor Woodsneld ard
Summarized.
Leave Belaire at $50 ?. N. for Summarized and
z~xnesVtlls,
Arrive a BaIlaire, 1910 = n, and 5:25 p. m.
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LIVE STOCK


The market this week was slow.
The quotations on cattle dropped OF to
from those OF last week. and the market
was somewhat slower. Moas,s Hudson
B Bsyha furnish the following quotations:
Cattle-l.000 to LOO lbs stock 4t@4Ac
per h.; 800 to 900 lbs- 4@4fc per b.;
TOO to 800 lbs. 2f93Ic Per Ii.
Hogs-Market duh; SS@4c par ID.
LAmbs-Good at 395c per ID.
Cslvss-s3 DOGS o. per heed.
Sheep-2493c per ID.
aAss LibsrtY.
4Asf LIslsrI, June l9.-Cattle - Re-
ceipts Sl9 head; shipments s3s head;
nothing doing, all through corsignments;
80 cars shipped to New York.
Hogs-Receipts $500 head; shipments
$500 head; market fem; Philsdelphias
- 1904 SO; Workers 81 1904 30; I cars
shipped to New York.
Sheep-Reeeipts 400 head; shipments
1900 head; market slow at Fridays
prices.
CHICAGO, June l9.-The Droser's Jour.
reports Cattie-heceipu l,oOO head;
shipments 400 head; market weak and
quiet; shipping steers. % 1904 90;
and feeders - IS; cows, bulls
aud mixed 81 75@3 so; bulk 81 500
3 Is; through Texans q 65@3 62t.
Hogs-Receips $4,000 head; shipmentp
1000 head; market active, heavy and
rough and mixed s. 1904 Is;
and shipping, 81 1904 30; light
So S094 10; skips 81 50@3 IS.
Shsep-Receips 600 head; shipments
none; trade active; prices steady; natives
b 00@4 so; western $S60@4 90; Texans
y O0@3 90; lambs 81 00@2 so.
OfnoinnAti.
CINCINNATI. O.. Juue l9-Hoss-
Firm; ommon and light 81 1904 ID;
and butchers 81 90@I IS: re-
ISL head; shipments $50 head.
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,,tnre's own remedy, made from roots gath
=, t,,m the forests Of Georgia. The method by
os,,n a Is made vas obtained BY Hhalf. breed frOm
-. Crssk Indians Who inhabited q certain portion
+s,orvia. which was communicated TO one Of the
~ .sttlsrs, and thus the formula has been hand
a Iosp 10 the present day. The above cut rep
s.,,,t, the method Of manufacture twenty yes1
y. nv Mr.. c. 7. Swift, one Of the present pro
ss.,or,. The demand has been gradually Increasing
r.,tI a slOO.OOO laboratory is now necessary to sup
- -. trade. A foreign demand has been created.
srl,rvsd facilities win be necessary to meet
a This great
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Two White and One Black.
SnerinI 10 he S,lnfau RsliStsr.

WASHINGTON, June ia few days ago
Col. Ben. Wilson presented to the Court
of Claims three prominent gentlemen, all
of the Republican persuasion, and upon
his motion they were admitted as attorneys
to practice in that court. They were Hon
]. Fl. Smyth, late minister to Liberia, g
Rns specimen Of manhood bat q very
black oue; Gen. J. \. TYner, late Post
master General, and Judge Walker of In
diana. The amusing part OF it was that
tks colored man and brother was made
prominent by being FIRST introduced and
Endorsed.
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yEGTABLE BLOOD PURiFI Err
CURES
Cancer, Catarrh, ScrOfula, Eczema
Ulcers, rheumatism, Blood
faint,

,.raaitary or otherwise, without the use Of Msr-
curry or Potash.
p,,p on Contagious Blood Poison" and Oh
.pr,,l and skin Diseases mailed free.
For sale BY all druggists.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
DraSer 8, Atlantis,
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PHILADELPHIA, June le.-Four-
Qriet. Whsat-Quiet bat firm; No. 2 red
June s5@s53c; July s59s5ic; August
s3s@s3fc; September S4@S44c. Corn
Dull; No. 3 39tc; No. 3 mixed 40c;
steamer No. 2 mixed 4094olc; futures
nominslly unchanged 0sts-Dull and
unsettled; rejected white a3ic; No. 3 white
35Ie; futures dull without important
change. cheese-Quiet and weak; Ohio
fats, far to prime 6i97Ac.
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MrCarthy's Chances.

0A -
DUBLIN, June l9-Justin Mccarthy
(home Iuler) member Of Parliament IRON
North LoDgEord, will again contest the
city of Londonderry in the coming cleo
tious. In the last election Mccarthy, who
also ran in Londonderry, was beaten By
the Tory candidate only t%Ronty-nine votes
in a total poll of 3,0I9 ballots. He be-
lieves he can carry the district this time
Joe Chamberlain Denies.
BIRMINGHAM, June l9.-Joseph Cham.
berlsin denies absolutely that he Influenced
the rejection of Brsdhurst. the labor unior
member OF the present parliament as the
candidate for his present constituency o
the Bordeslsy division OF Birmingham il
the coming election.
Spain Must Not be Disturbed.
RoNE, June ls.-The Pope has indi
rectly notified Don Carlos that the Vatican
will disspproVe OF any attempt to disturb
Spain.
Ended.
BRUSSELS, June l9.-The Belgian miners
strike has ended.
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q. 3 o. a. EAzI.

Ai4N~ NeS e 49,
Express Chicago and Coli
EXPIRES Chicago and COL.
Z~aneavtlls Aceom.....-.---.
Cambridge Acoom....----.
BsllAire and 1t. Glars.
Vile BY.
d. 4 D. DepoL)
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE r. R.

On AND AFLhK MAY s, 1885,, TRAINS
will run as toshSs:
Morning journal and courier., 1886-02-20
A NOVEL CASE
In Regard to a License Law Violation
 Case.

An Regard to a License Law Violation
 Case.
 A novel case was brought before Judge Phelps Thursday in Middletown. On the 18th of November, 1884, a complaint was is sued by Justice Robert G. Pike charging Da- vid B. Marshall, of Clinton, with violating the license law on the 1st and 4th days of November, 1884. The papers were placed in the hands of an officer, but, at the request of the accused, and by verbal agreement of all parties interested in the suit, they were not served. It is understood that the accused agreed to settle the costs which had then ac- crued, and also agreed not to give cause for any further complaint. But the defendant did not settle the case, and did, it is inti- mated, in the fall of 1885 have the repu- tation of selling intoxicating liquors. The papers were therefore served on the 9th of November, 1885, when Marshall was ar raigned before Justice John N. Clark of Clinton and found guilty. He appealed to the Superior court and his counsel claims that the complaint must be dismissed be- cause the defendant was not arrested within one year of the date when the offenses were committed as alleged in the complaint, viz, on the 1st and 4th days of November, 1884. Counsel for State claimed that if the &C., cused was arraigned within one year of the date of complaint, which was on the 18th of November, 1884, the accused must be held for trial. The defendant having been ar- rested and tried in the lower court on the 9th of November, 1885, there was still nine days before the year expired. Counsel for the accused claimed that the prosecution did not legally commence until the officer ar rested Marshall, and that any verbal agree ments which his client had made did not de- bar him from taking advantage of the statute of limitations Judge Phelps reserved his
Morning journal and courier., 1886-02-20
Court NOte&.

In the Superior court room yesterday l.. H. Bristol sat as committee in the Superior court case of L. Bailey & Go. vs. N. A. Bald win 6 O. The former is a New York whole
 sale straw house, the latter the well known straw manufactory of Milford. The
 present is a cross suit. Some time ago Bald
 win & Co., sued the plaintiffs in this case to recover $20, ,000 for goods furnished them. The present suit is brought to recover about $20, 900 for stock claimed to have been fur nished Baldwin & Co. John s. Beach and Judge William Stoddard are counsel for Baldwin & Co.,, and Doolittle and Pigott for Bailey. The hearing occupied the entire day.
 William, Maggie and Katie Coyne, three handsome and bright little children of Thom- as Coyne, were brought into Judge Deming's presence in chambers yesterday by their aunts, the Misses Hayes of Fair Haven. At tornev Hugh Daley has interested himself in the children's cases and he asked the court to send them to the Tyler City Home. The court complied with the request and on reaching the Home they were at once turned over to their aunts and brought back to the city. This form was necessary in order to prevent the father from interfering with the children.
 There are one hundred and four cases claimed for trial in the March term of the Court of Common Pleas. Of this number the following cases: Robert 0. Bright vs. John Dolan, Bartholomew Gillon vs. E. A. Phillips, Theron M. Cooley vs. Bartholomew Gillon ct al., Charles Heaney vs. New Haven Roller Spring Bed Co.,, Lewis A. Rathbone vs D. Jewett Rathbone, Philo J. Hawley vs. Peter D. Hall ct ux., William Konold, jr., vs. Charles w. Hartmann, George A. Copeland vs. George Linsley, William B. Curtiss, jr., vs Ri chard How'd, Maria F. Page vs. Joseph F. Nettleton, Thomas Mordecai vs. Joseph Scheen ct al., George A. Isbell vs. Austin Lord, Ives vs. Doody, Theodore N. Hotchkiss vs. Henry G. Hotchkiss, McNeil vs. Doherty. DeCamp & Wilson vs. Jared F1agg, Beloster Clark ct ux. vs. Ives, George A. Clark vs. Andrew Wren, Daniel Neal vs. Henry F. Yarus, Wallace Elliott & Co. vs David M. Sliney
 Alice Morris and Mary Lynch, who were fighting in the house of Agnes Park on George street, were sent, to jail for thirty days yesterday morning by Judge Deming
 Martin Higgins, a drunken sailor who at tempted to force an entrance into Lanes res taurant on Thursday was given twenty days in jail by Judge Deming yesterday morning Edward Smith, who interfered with the off cer who made the arrest, was given thirty days in jail.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-02-20

The uinnipiac Ball N1ne-The com. ing Event at the Rink-Other Items
 of General News.
 The recent tea social at the Second Con- gregational church was largely attended. A large audience gathered in the church Thurs day evening to hear Mrs. Barnes, of New York, lecture. Rev. Dr. Vibbert's readings were highly enjoyed.
 The St. Francis Young Mems Literary as, sociation will give an entertainment this Saturday. evening. The St. Aloysius and St. Ignatius Temperance societies will contest in tug-of-war. There will be a walking match between James E. Daley and Matthew Howard for the championship of New Haven, and Richard Garvey will give club swinging exhibition. Professor Foley will prompt and Schreck's orchestra will furnish music.
 The Blatchleys have furnished three new houses on Grand street and have the founda- tions laid for another.
 The temperance meeting at the QRinnipi- ac rink Sunday afternoon will be unusually attractive
 John Stephany will give dance to a num- Der of his friends in Central Hall shortly. Quite number of friends from Middletown will come down to attend.
 The Quinnipiac ball nine will reorganize shortly for the season. Edward Gilbert, J. T. Pebble, William Stirrup, Richard Roach, lOOl6, AlD0fG IOCIcI, 41dAAy DAOH and Dexter Bradley will probably play the coming year. Robert Ford, last years first baseman, who is now in Will mington, Delaware) college, is also expected to play. On or after. the 22d the club will be ready to accept challenges from amateur clubs in the State. The club last year challenged great number of clubs which were willing to play them: A particular challenge is extended to all military clubs in the State. The Fair Haven boys will try to play their opening game with the Milfords at New Haven. The Fair Haven CTS arranged game with the Meridens last year, but on the date appointed the Meridens sent word saying that one of their men was sick aud asking to be let off.
 Henry Goodale is working in Foxon.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry E. Bradley, of Clinton avenue, are made happy by the appearance of new baby boy.
 Miss Carrie L. Duncklee is visiting her many friends in Guilford.
 Miles Futile is changing his joiner shop on South Front street into a dwelling house.
 Charles H. Ray, a former resident of Fair Haven, is just recovering from a severe 1ll- ness He now lives at Montclair, New Jer- sey.
 Mrs. Jennie Newton, of Ferry street, is visiting friends in Holyoke and Ash6eld, Mass. She will also visit Northfeld. where her son is attending school.
 Sanford's orchestra will give concert at the First church March 4. The proceeds will be devoted to the cause of temperance.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-02-20
STATE CORREsPONDENCE.
WAlIin0fOFd.

Over seventy tons of ice were taken from Crystal Lake yesterday by Austin & Cook, who are filling O'Connell Brothers ice- house.
 Miss Frances Rowden was surprised by 8 party of her young friends last evening and all enjoyed pleasant evening. . The R. L. Spencer company started up
Morning journal and courier., 1886-02-20

their works yesterday and shipped ten large sacks of matter yesterday.
 The bill establishing borough court has passed the Senate and will take effect April 1st.
 Waldo D. Cook and Miss Hattie Garter are to be married Monday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock. The ceremony will take place at MT Cooks new house on Constitution street.
 The Baptist society are talking of putting in water motor to run their organ, and they hold meeting Tuesday evening to con- slider the matter.
 Thomas Brennan, aged fifteen, was arrest ed yesterday on suspicion of being the per son who stole the money from Dondero, the Italian fruit dealer. He was tried this morn ing before Justice Myers, but was acquitted.
 There will be a special meeting on Satur- day, the 27th, at 3 o'clock to hear the report of the selectmen on the town farm question, and to consider the advisability of purchas- ing the Flynn property adjoining the ceme- tery.
 William M. Hall, jr., received telegram yesterday stating that his father, who is sick in Brooklyn, N. Y., was very low and it was thought would not rally again. MT. Hall started for Brooklyn yesterday. Feb. 19.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-02-20
THE COURT RECORD.
City Court - Criminal Side Ju dg
 Demin0.

February 19.-James Quinn, 1ascivious carriage, $7 and costs; Margaret Ann Elan nagan, same, S7 and costs; Mary Whitteman, keeping disorderly house, 90 days in jail, S1 costs; Samuel J. Bower, theft, nolled; Henry Long, theft, discharged Martin Higgins, re sistance to officer, 20 days in jail; same, beg ging, judgment suspended; Edward Smith, interference with officer, thirty days in jail; Charles Meyer, theft, discharged; Thom- as McCabe and Michael Mahoney, breach of the peace, 50 and costs; Agnes Park, keeping disorderly house, 90 days in jail; Alice Nor ris and Theresa Lynch, breach of the peace, 30 days in jail; Henry Boucher, breach of the peace, $10 and costs.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-02-20
New Ovster Steamer.

The new oyster steamer William. A. Cumming" made her first practical oyster trial trip on the plantations of Sound Beach last Wednesday. Everything worked to perfection, especially with the new improved hoisting gear, and the manner in which the dredges filled with oysters were rapidly raised and dumped on deck was a pleasure to behold -Norvalk Gazette