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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07

NANhoifC TOTAL ADSNinanca movements.
Official bulletin No. 66, of the Catholic
Total Abstinence Union OF America, has
been issued by the General Secretary,
Philip A. Nolan, Of Philadelphia. After
speaking OF the satisfactory progress OF the
Union during the past year, the bulletin
says: within a month we NAV expect
the FORMULATION OF the DEGREES OF the
Baltimore Council, when it is the purpose
Of the Executive Council TO inaugurate
such a crusade In America that before
long viii sweep, Ike the mighty armies
Of old, across the entire continent and be
felt In the remOtest parishes. The signs
OF mighty total abstinence wave are lin
the arr and the day. we believe, is not
far distant when TO be a saloon keeper
will no longer be badge Of esteem, but,
on the contrary, men who are now en-
gagged I'm the liquor traffic will take the
advice OF the Councils pastoral letter and
make their living in more becoming
WaV'V
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07

superintendent Fry, of the Atlanta di
vision of the East Tennessee, Virgins
and Georgia railroad, with bAad"u"r'-~
at Atlanta, has tend.-l ms resignation,
to take effect ia, 10, or as soon as his
successor IL a, .lted. Mr.. Fry has
better MA, u similar character on a
Wester' -ad. He will be stationed at
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07

Daniel r. Kennedy, auctioneef, Will
sell all the effects aud stock Of tho Mu-
tual Protective Ice Company tomorrow,
at II o'clock. on the premises. Read
auction advertiaemont.-Adu
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07
sooIrs rMuLsIos on ruRE

Cod LlVor on. with Uypophosphitos
A. Tee in Lung Troubles.
DR, HIRAM tApoKErIo, Cf Jackson
vile. Flsa says; 90 have Tor Toe last teu
months prescribed your Eml 'si0n. io
patients suferin from lung troubles, and
tafy econ 10 be- Ereaiiy benellted by iti
uan.r
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07


man beings. and talked INSANE.
so strange that 1 could no
vs. ord. te Patients TO be
go aheau' salu my he Asylum.
S,e ,a Of the Sow and rill, Ordinary OF the
SSs house IN which 2 yesterday that GER
@ska. with the hides o mates Of the state
tunaSra fss "a a 81 5aas, o, 20 ba CON. h,o,,
sup. T. o. Powell wrote !. So a. -.
was in accordance With ~ -,
the last legislature. The stars ''su ~
che superintendent upon the cen .e4 IN =
the institutions physician that an ..'.C.,1H
is harmless and ineurably ineanN PIfe-
turn the patient to the county In which
he belongs.
The board OF trustees has instructed
The superintendent TO give the ordinaries
of the several counties thirty days notice
before the patients are returned. Idiots,
as well as the harmlessly insane, win be
sent back.
The asylum Is now OvercrOwded, and
some such measure was found necessary
10 relieve the institution of a pat of the
great number or inmates. Three viii he
returned 10 Chatham county-J0hn Ford.
Philip hcau, and Reuben Roberts, cOlOred.
The county has no proper accommodations
for such persons, and they will probably
have to be cared for by friends.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07
THE CITY CnURr
GambIers, Csses Refore Ldgs Harder
Yesterde'

Yosterds'
William Furlong ~ iouno Gulity ny a
City Court jury esterday Of keeping and
maintainineA gaming room. Sentence
was sus-hued.
! emotion OF the Solicitor General a
w. pros. was entered in the case Of Lena
William, charged with keeping gaming
room.
The case against Henry c. Buntz,
charged with the same offence, was con-
tinued for the term.
In common law action In which Judge
Harden was disqualified Judge Adams, Of
the superior Court. presided, and rendered
a Judgment for the plaintiff.
The City Court viii meet this morning
at the regular hour. The assignment for
to-day includes three cases against VIC
lators Of the Sunday liquor law.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07

Lotto Cigars have no equal.
Lotto is lo cent cigar st half price.
Go 20 }. Is. Fernandez for Lotto Cigars
Five dollars viii buy 100 Lotto Cigars.
Lotto Cigars nave a HQtHrui aroma.
Judges pronounce Lotto Cigars the best.
stop AZ :. b. Fernandez for Lotto Cigars.
Lotto Cigars are Dc. each.
Fifty Lotto q igars for e. 30.
j. b. Fernandez has a fun stock OF Lotto
Cigata.
Lotto Cigars are economical.
Natural flavor makes tho Lotto Cigars
popular.
ono trial ~ Leto Cigars will lead 10
further purchases.
Ten cents VIII buy TWO Lotto Cigars and
satisfy ihn most iaAtIliuuH smoker.
Fernandez viii tell you how 10 get a
game Of Lotto free.-hdr
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07
prmtitrirr.
HOLINESS sure cure
MOUTH Wash and DEhTIFRlcE

Cures bleeding Guma Ulcora, Sore M0uth
sore Throat. Clohnsea tho Teeth and Puridea
The Breath; used aud recommended by lead
Ing dcntisia. Prepared bY DEs. >. r. A W.
R.HOiME~, Dentists, Macon, Ga. Fer aalt
By al drugglata and dontlsls.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07
Unlendnra an 1aAn-

Messrs. l.. JeG Milbourne n Co., adver-
Using agents, Baltimore, Nd, have issued
a very useful calendar and diary for 1886.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07
THE BOARD or TRADE.
Important Resolutions Adopted at the
January 81 Getting.

important REVOLUTIONS ADOPTED At the
January Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
directors OF the Savannah Board Of Trade
was held yesterday morning.
The directory passed several preambles
and resolutions, among them a resolution
authorizing the President OF the board to
appoint delegates to a convention of the
National Board of Trade, which convenes
IN Washington, d. c., on Jan. 20.
A resolution was also passed authOriz-
ing the President TO sign petition to
Congress favoring the discontinuance of
silver coinage.
Another committee was appointed to
draft a petition 10 be presented al the Va
tional Beard Of Trades Convention, ask
ing its cooperation and assistance in fur
therance of the movement for securing
proper appropriations for the improve
ment OF the harbors OF the South Atlantic
coast.
A communication was read from the
Maritime Association of New York. Civ
ing a statement Of the action taken by
that body relative 10 the continuance and
enlargement Of the Signal Service.
A resolution was adopted indorsing the
action q = On tb,a above association, and
~ was a bov OF II operation OF the Savau-
,irl two or three yV 'ul INC Sa'H9 pul-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07

Fine Searis, in all shapes and colors, at
Belsinger's, a Whitaker stroet.-Adu.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07
Ia Cigars me- no eanaI.

suspenders tor embroiderlrg, at Belsin.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07

Elegant Blk na1dkerchiefs f0r Christ
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07

For sale by r -. CAssELs, Taylor and East
Broad streets Telephone Tide.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07

Try ours NO Derby HAT. ia Black aud
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-05
LEAKs IN rHn &c MAIN.


Both the C0npAniOs' Mains Have blA1es IN
the Country.
There was little trouble on the Wheel
ing Natural Gas CompAAy's line yester-
day, caused by a leak on the Maloy farm,
in Washington county, Pa, The leak was
originally triaing one, but somebody set
Are to tho escaping gas, and the heat
melted the lead used in Caulking the Joint
aud gradually increased the leak, As
soon as Il was discovered q force OF men
was put on the ground, In charge Of Su.
perintendent Ross, and the leak repaired.
1t was necessary frst to force all the gas
the pipss at this end would hold into
them, 10 as to keep the supply from be-
coming exhausted and the glas1 pots in
different factories becoming chilled. The
iron mills we're obliged 10 shut down from
noon till u. NJ, by which time the leak
was repaired and the flow oil gas all right
again. After forcing tue pipes west Of the
leak full OF gas, which was forced right
past the filming leak, q gate was closed
this side Of the leak. Then another be.
yond it was Hhut, and the supply being
cut of, the gas in the leaking section was
soon exhausted, and rs coon the pipe
cooled sufficiently, the Joint was reCaulked
and the gas was turned on again,
The pressure went right up to its for
mer force, showing that the leak was
remedied.
There was leak In the West Virginia
Oompany's pipe about three,qua tlers OF a
mills from this one, which the same per
son had lighted, and at q short distance
from Pleasant Valley still another in the
West Virginia mains was blazing little
yesterday,
These leaks cannot do serious harm, bpt
the necessity Of shutting OFT the gas to rs-
pair them Is embarrassing to consumers,
The West Virginia Company will repair
its pipes to-day, The two companies will
propably arlaugeso that their mains eau
be- connected at q convenient place, Ond
in case Of q necessity to shut the gas oil
in one pipe, the other compauy'a mains
could then be drawn on,for short time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-05
A COLD HOODED DEED.

1t 10 doubtful II a more Cold-bloodedr
deliberate murder was ever committed in
this State. Whom it ia contemplated for q
moment the premeditateG manner in
which II Is evident the murderer went
about his bloody work must cause an i'll
voluntary ahudder OF horror,
Many dark and awful deeds have been
done in wild Wetzel, but 1t Is the general
verdict that never before has there been
one that could compare with this murder
for Cold-blOoded deliberRtiOn, The crime
was not committed with q view 10 robbery
or in sali.deiense. 1t was murder, pure
and simple, committed, it Is supposed
simply in revenge Of tauCed wrongs and
Injuries,
Naturally such crime has aroused tho
people oil Weiael county, and while 1t il
no probable that any unlawful or violent
mcaaureg will DO resOrted to, the present
temper Of TIN reOpla is reported to be
such that no triling with tho Gnds oil
Justice will be permitted,
Last week Baxter was in Nav Martins
will 2 good portion OF the time, serving at
juror before tho Circuit Court SAtuI'
day evening he went To his home intend
Ing to return 10 New MRrtnsvills yester
day morning. He spent Sunday quietly
at home.
After gupper hiO wife and Jennie O'Neil
n neighborlpg farmers daughter, who
lives ut BaXter's, started for the well tC
draw some water. This was about
o'clock, and the dusk had already turned
into darkness. The new moon going dowr
in the WGs. gave sufficient ligh'
to distinguish objects that were not in the
shadows.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-05

Washington dStrict-Fulton precinct
Commissioners, Thonqs Meyers, Thoma,
Hanna, Jamea Marshall, jr. Engine
house: Commissioners, NJ. Edwards, Jnl
Michael, James Roberts; Canvassers, vii
liam Kenney, Benjamin Connolly ant
John Ebbsrt1.
Moiison datric!-SeCoud warl: Com
tSiasioners, George X. Wheat, ]. II. Tap
pan, ], s, Welty; CanvAssers, Hugh ster
ling, Charles Copp, o. II, SeusOny. Sev
enth ward: Commissioners, g. w
Baggs, ]. A. FGrs, ]. B. Shepherd; can
ya9sers, O. Fl, Watkins, q. B, Lukens and
Clay disiriei: Commissioners, James
Devine, George Arkle, John Cator; can
yassers, P: W. Dosley, NJ, Ensheimer,
John Bodley.
Union district: Commissioners, JAMS
Gray, George Hill, john H. Brown; eau
vassers, Robert Ellingham, William NJ
BotsiOrd, Cagper He'll.
Centre district: Commissioners, Andrew
Stoeizer, q. W. Ssabright, Jameu Reed,
ST.; canvGssers, G. Il. Hannah, 4. b,
MotFst, Fred Lane.
Webster district! Commissioners, vii.
liam Ii. Smaller, Gregory Warner, s. X,
Wallace; canyGsSOrs, D. F. Mckinley, W,
II. Travis, J. NJ. Todd.
Ritcitie distriCi-Eghth ward: Commits.
sioners, Lesnder Mix, ThoR. McCreaiy,
VIM. Lehman; G0nYasssrs, Jos. A. Ankle,
Wm, i. Greb9, Frank Howard. Adams
school housei Commissioners, Bon Mar
pole, James Gully, John Garvin.
Richldnd diSlricl-Glenn's run: Com.
miasionols, James Sawtell, Michael Tiph,
Charles Busby. Brick school house:
Commissioners, Peter Delaplaiue, Eugene
RiiCely, William North.
Liberty district West Liberty precinct;
Samuel Bell, AbrHm McOolloCh, Jos. AT.
kinson. Valley Grove: David Atkinson,
Isaac Davis, O. $. Terrill. Potomac: D.
N, Blayney, Johu o. Faris, j., James Nc
Cannon.
Triqdelphia district -Trladelphia pre-
cinct: John A. ThorAhurg, John HOllen.
bine, Robert Armstrong. Rohinson's pre-.
Cluct: JameS Il, Oldham, John Robin
son, Alex. McConn. Toll Gate: John
Piarr, NJ. I. Carr, Jos. Gaines. Elm Grove,
Wm. A. Waddlo, j. y. Woods, John s, Hal
stead.
The Prosecuting Attorney was instruct
ed to give official notice OF the vacancies
to be filled in district Offices at the cleo
ton.
THE NEW COURT HOUSE AND THH GAS LINE,
On motion OF Mr.. Pickett 1t was ordered
that on the fifteenth day Of November at
I o'clock A. N. the north half Of the build.
ing formerly occupied as State Capitol
and nov known rs the Public Building,
shall be and become the court honse Of
Ohio county.
Mr.. DslbrugVs presented resolution
reCiting that whereas, the West Virginia
Natural Gas Company has in numerous in
stances failed to comply with tho require
ments Of the ordinance granting them the
right Of way over and along the county
roads, compensation be demanded Of that
company for the damage caused by It's
neglect. This WINS adopted.
Tho Board adjourned about 4:30P. NJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-05
LOCAL BREvIrIEs,
Matters OF SIluoF Moment In aud About
the City,

Matters OF AIluoF Moment In aud About
the City.
Two marriage licenses wereissued yestsr.
day,
BARNEsyILLi talks Of a telephone line
to connect with this city and Bellairo.
FRANK GAUDY has been appointed
mAnager Of the North End Rink by the
new owners,
ABOUT twenty boys employed at the
Hinge factory struck yesterday, They
were discharged.
THR ladies OF the Chaplina Street NJ. +.
church will give social aud supper next
Thursday evening.
LOUISA GADo was yesterday appointed
Rdministratix OF the estate Of William
GsdO, deceased, and gave 1000 bond, NO
surety being demanded,
FRANK P. McNRLL was yesterday ap.
pointed guardian OF Allen q. Mcneil, a
miuor, and gave bond in the sum Of 81, 900,
with W. V. Hoge "a surety,
LETTERS addressed TO Msssrs, Philander
Wilkison, George +, simonds, John B.
McNally, W, Y, Kelley and viii Cum,
mings remain unclaimed at the postottice,
PROFESSOR sTUBBs, of Pittsburg, Pa, Is
located ut 1916 Main street, where he will
consult with persons troubled with deleG'
tive speech, His advertisement will be
seen in another column,
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted TO re-
cord u deed made September Is, by Earnest
H. Jusrgenl and vile to Henry JueTgans
10 consideration Of 81 200 for sixteen feet
of the south end OF lot 81 in the Zlne'f
leland addition to this city.
The contest over the will Of the late
John ThornbuIg was taken up in part
Of the Circuit Court yesterday, and was
still unfinished when the court adjourned
last evening. The case comes into this
Cnurt on au appeal from the decision oil
Clerk Hook,
TWENTY warrants were applied for In
Squire Davis court yesterday, all by wO
men, and the Squire only issued ono. he
says family quarrols are getting entirely
too monotonous, Two young ladies Of re.
spectacle connections, who had engaged
In small aet-lo, were fined So and costs
by the Squire,
YESTERDAY afternoon while j. NJ. Lytle
was removing the awning from the front
Of the oiIica Of the Fire and Marine Insur.
ance Company on Main street, he fell to
the pavement and struck his head against
short projection on the fire plug in front
Of the place, cutting a deep cash about
four inches long and rendering him I'M
conscious lpr several minutes.
In Part II OF the Circuit Court, yester.
day, tho jury in the case Of the Nail City
Building Association against George
Orumbacker rendered verdict In favor
of the building association for S4,S00 o.
This Judgment Is to bo satisfied by the
payment OF 81 600, ii made Oh or before
0ctober 10, with the costs Of the suit. II
il understood that this payment will be
made and the suit 90 settled,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-05
orrIonn wArsoN nE.INsrArnp.
The Police Hoard InvestIgates tho Me
Nichols Shooting,

The Police Board InVestIgates tho Me
Nichols Shooting,
Tho Board OF Police and Fire Commits
sioners met last evening in regular session
The only business Of public interest OF
Importance was tho investigation Of the
Cass Of Officer Jake Watson, who shot
Arthur McNlChOls three weeks ago while
MCNichOls was trying to escape from tho
officer, who bad him under arrest.
A number Of witnesses were examined,
the first being Officer Watson himself. He
said MCNiCh0ls was turned over to him
In the Second ward market house by OH
Ger HeslOp, Watson took him up Eleventh
atrout nearly to Chapline, where Nc
Nichols broke away and ran up Chap
line.
The officer knew that Policeman Dunlap
was near, and partly to attract his atten.
ton and partly TO scare the fleeing prl'
Boner, Watson fred his revolver, Nc
Nichols fell, Watson did not believe he
had hit him until, alter the man had been
carried to Bookings drug store, examinR-
ton showed the wound. Watson then
vent direct to the city building and told
Chief Of Police Smith what he had done,
and tho Chief, scing under orders oil
President Miller, Of the Pollcs and Fire
Board, suspended the officer .
Six or eight other witnesses were exam.
ined, but none Of them threw any light on
the bhoosing. After hearing all tho syi.
dence offered the commissioners retired
to ConsIdel, aud after tine spent in die.
CusBion, 1t was announced that the board
had decided to exonerate Watson, and re-
instate him on the force. He was ordered
to report for duty thiG evening, and will
90 On his old beat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-05

The pips line OF the West Virginia Nat
ural Gas Company which Is to enter the
city by way OF the Peninsula, and which
is laid principally to supply tho Fulton
paper mill and Central Glas, House, is
being pushed rapidly. The ditohers Sat-
urday reached the point Just below the
Peninsula bridge where tho crock
ia crossed disgonally, and short piece
OF ditChing had TO be done in water.
While working there the men demand,
cd whisky to ward of rheumatism, which
the Healey Brothers, the contractors, gave
them. They soon demanded more, and
being refused, quit work, The eutire
force Of twenty.o1d men was at once die.
charged, and a new force put on yestor.
day, who received double pay for work in
water, but no liquor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-05
WHEELING, Oct. A.
RIVER NEWS.
Stage of the Water and Movements of the
Steamboats,.

stago OF the Water and Movements OF III,
Steamboats,.
Clerk Barringer, formerly Of the Stock.
dale, 10 now first clerk on the Chancellor
and VIII Armatrong is second.
The Huntington and Point Pleasant
packet, Tom SpurloCk, struck log and
sank near Guyan. She will be raised.
The river Is again slowly rising. sey.
eral tow-boGt crews came down from Pitts.
burgh yesterday afternoon and took The
afternoon Ohio River train for points be.
low to bring up their boats.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati lasI
evening with a big trip. She leaves on
her return trip at 3 o'clock this afternoon,
This Ia to be an excursion trip to the
Cincinnati Exposition. The rate
Is very low, the boat has been
put In splendid condition, her OIL.
Cera are clever and the trip Is one that ior
cheapnoss and pleasure cannot be excel.
ed. Board and staterooms are offered fol
the round trip for $40. Excutsionisls will
have about forty hours In Cincinnati.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-05
GOV Gent.
FoR RENT.
TOR RENT
No Truth iii II.

To the Editor Of he InteIliOaesr.
sm:-The evening Ni1er Of local pews
either does not know how to tell the truth
or does not want to tell Il. In a sensa.
tional article on an alleged assault in to.
days Issue, a third Of column long,
there Is not one iots Of truth. Tho woman
In the case applied to Justice Davis for a
warrant, but he declined to Issue one on
her own statement OF the case.
lievcd, OF East Wheeling, followed her
through the back bridge towards the Is.
land eide, and he, In turn, was followed
by another fellow by the name OF Neinin.
ger; that Kline called to her several times
to stop and come and 60 with them, but
that neither Of them even got close
enough to her TO touch her. This is all
there is in the case. The woman claims
10 be the wife OF the man who was along
with her, who gave tho name OF DOYLE,
and said he lived at about so, Main
street.
The pair were well known, doubtless, to
Kline and Nsininger, and hence their
conduct towards her. There Ia nothing
but an attempt to commit au assault In
the conduct Of them, 1t matters not what
their intentions were.
The Prosecuting Attorney was consult.
ed, and said that was nothing but simple
assault In the case and they couldn't be
btought from Ohio on that.
OBSERVER.
WHEELING, Oct. A.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-05
A SHOCKING MURDER
NEAR PROCTOR, WETzEI COUNTY,
Jacob Baxter Shot Down In Gold Blood
While Standing In His Own DoOr-Hla
Cousin and NsighboF, John New
man, Arrested for tho Crime.

Sunday evening about 7 o'clock, Jacob
Baxter, prominent Wstzsl county far
msr, living IN Proctor distrIct, about two
miles back from the river, and about thlr'
ty.thrae miles from this city, while stand
ing in HIS doorway, was shot aud Instant
ly killed by some unknown assassin, gen
orally supposed, however, to have been
John Newman, a cousin Of the murdered
man, living on an adjoining farm.
Great excitement prevails in Wetze
county, ard Newman has been placed un
der suest, awaiting the finding Of the
corouers jury now holding an inquest.
The murder is believed to have beef
the result Of family ieud Of long stand
ing,
News ot the stroclous crime reached
this city Mt IN early hour yesterday morn
ipea and wss generally talked about durin
the day, although the particulars wSr
very meaQTe,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-05

TO visit the Cincinnati exposition at OK.
trgnely low szCnrsion rates, this season,
VIII be afforded Friday, October 8, when
the Panhandle Railway will sell tickets
i9r iall trains arriving At Cincinnati on
that day,
Those who take advantage Of these
Cheap rates will hSvo the pleasure to DO
present az The closing exercises Of the OK.
positlOn, which are generally an Important
feature.
Remember, also, that the tickets will be
good Tor return passage until Monday,
October II, inclusive.
Don't forget Tue date, and look out for
bills giving time Of tralus and rates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-05
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