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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-18
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing under the firm name of Dyar & Baldwin, in the general merchandise businei s, in Tombstone and Benson, has been this day dissolved by mutual couS~u,. nrr. Dyar retiring. All bills ow ,he firm must be paid to W. ". Baldwin. and all bills against the firm will le pnid by him. -
 P. NJ. DYAh. mt toae. 1 | ] 12 IsSG.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-18
Capital Priz G15O,O00
LIST 'F rhlZES

NOTICE -F;cke's are Ten Do! ars only. Halves, S5. FilILs, 5. Trntbs, 3l.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-18
Dissolution ot Partnership.

Tho partnership heretofore existing under the firm name Of WOleott & Mesick, is this day diss Ived by mutual consent, Mir. Mesick retiring from the firm.
 All accounts due the firm will be pal to F. N. WOicoti, and all bills against the firm will te paid by F. \. Wolcott.
 Signed F. N. WOLCOTT,
 DEWITT MESICK. Dated July Sth, 1886. T-le-lm
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-18

Mrs. Frankie Stump has secured the best location on the main street of Bisbee and has opened frst-class boarding house and restaurant there in, where the residents of Bisbee and visitors to the great copper camp, will receive the finest that the market af- fo' ds. i-11tf
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-18
The Great English Remedy

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 hilitY, exhausted vi { Iity, seminal weak hess, srerrnaiorrhea' io-t nIa"h"od, impo, tr, e., paralysis. and n. os'-;urrh"rh, an" al the terrible elects of self abuse, youth ;O.. nnh n-rrnsSpS Tn
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-18

Will be sent to any or, dIllying by lettr' stlting s, m toms, sex and age. Strict Ss erecy in regard t6 al business traus sactiooS
 DIR. MINrIFS BRAIN RE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-02
6Ortfesuns fOIst.)
Die 3ieae.
Breiseefr0Htsr Observation-Disclosures auflos
ees Sorj5nIsrs @iun SaIenmat.

BTeis9etr0Hter Observation-Disclosures ATflot
hes Sori4IIsrs @iuD Saisnmos.
Die 3isse, aud 9aisbOd, IatsinifG
capra genannt, it zines Der bemertens.
wert5sftcn 25icre I'M 6ausbaIte Der Ras
tur un6 Der RenfGen un6 lieFert benz
9esteren bsinnbe Naes, mas er gum 9es
ben moth DenSig got.
DesboIb 1T bic Sieee uu9 auseniein
eeebIt uub 9ea6tet, un6 usr IS irasH6wif
tam, Der i9aHt fi6 cine an, belOnhers
auf Sem 9anhe. SoI9e 9suie, bic 3ies
gen 5efSen, uennt mon 3iseuner, unS
finb tiefeIben ebenfaus i5eran 6u6erii
beIiebt. sic benutsH bic 3iege boupts
id5Ii9 gum Siebsn, ME Dies ia aud
f9on Der Rome fnst, un6 Bur 6abrifa.
ton Der 3iesenlfeine Ocer 3iceeIfeine,
aug ueI3a fe fi9 bGuu i5re 9dufer
taHsn.
Sm CONNER ieb09, wenT Is ben St
eeunern gu wdrm lit, 70 fdLadteu he bic
iuneen Siegen, bic fosenanHten 3idtein,
un6 MAIDEN ans beren 6euen bic bes
ribmte 3ifIsinuanh, w0rans fie ibre
S0mmerfeIe e~nnffrniren.
S5ou be alien R6mer tdnnten bas
Berfabren, aug btr Siese (capra1 bic 70
iberaus eef4dtten 6aperH 81 eeufnnsn,
weIde, IN ihrer form elmer arosen bun.
tefn grbIe sIeiaenb, cine sefuateD eIites
tefe an alien r6mii9cn tables d'hotes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-02

parsn. Seso9 ni9t aIIein Sic RaS<ia
perbanten mir Der 3ieae, FDnben eines
ihrer 6onptpro6utfe 1T auEerStm no:i
bic 3iegorie (fpri9t gi9orie), tend bnugle
Wafe, bur9 weI9e Der &afse limb haB
Reniarti9 So9Iea einca 70 mIenhIiis
ansensbneH8 eigsI@mod erbaIten babea.
Nfan phegt baber IN Lstterem 9dHbe bic
3ie9e aud IN gang befou6erer @tile, iis
BEN mai i6r einen eiecRen @1I0 3Iir
ousIdIis6Iiden 8enusuna anasuielta
cat, ben bctdnuten 5iegenHoin- ans
6ieIen @alhe eewinnt Sohfen QLeihseis
tis bic aRitteI IN lsiner SeIbfDert6ei5is
sun9, ndmIi4 bic 5~iesenbaiaer.
Bon ben Reui9en nnterfdeibet rs
bic 3isse TN WelcntIi1en to6ur1, bos
lfe, wenn lie feine 66rnsr Dat, eig S6aaf
if, ud6ren6 Der MenEa feline 5moais
baftisteit baonr1 ia bgtun6en pfesi,
6a6 e. i9 95ruer aufSeeen IdEt; ietod
tTifTt bies nidt immer su, IS eiebt oud
Sdaafe O5ns 56rner. Dos bette Ilnfrrs
f9ei6unesmittd bIeibt IGIieBIid immrr
bwii@sn Weni9 un6 3iese. 6os maj
3eetere meltrn tam, wd5renb fein
Renfd-a ber Oas 1T ia betannf, wess
bolb i'd meinen Nuflns f9IteEe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-02
aIehetn 0ehnfe.

UNI has ausenIidt bis IN has brBe HIttg
binein ~ beuahreR: 1. @sRn tie Nus
gen bei'm Arbeittn ireen6uie wetle tbun
Ooer uenn IS fedis Dor ibnsn i1immert
o6er bos Seben un6eutIl9 wirb, oann
IafIe fie rnifen unb pom Der Arbett wesz
Ieben. Ga9 Uoutemmener &u5e fur
einen AusenbIif ober Idnser magil Ou
bic Arbeit wie6er n%ufusbmen, muBt aber,
ioboI6 bic Nusen obermaIs ermibet finh
innebaIten. 2. A9te borouf, boB baS
SiGt seniisenb iei un6 6aB IS. aeb6tis
auf Define Arbeit fane, am 8eifen pom
oben ooer pom Der IinteR Seite. 8. @enn
On fdwa9e Aueen haf, 70 lies niGt
i'm 8fer6ebobn= ODER gilenbobmpaaen.
4. 2iss niemoIs Iiesenb. S3mn9f@s
tisteit lit nidt IeIten Guf Die uerterbIi3e
@ewobn5eit bes 9eIens i'm Bette 5urlds
3ufibren. 5. 9ies ni9t uieI ud5ren6 bes
@eneIens uou elmer &rant6eit. s. Oie
olsemeine @eIunbbeit fpute bur9 CUTE
Soft, eeuiisen6en S4Iak friI9e 3uft.
R6rperbeuesuns. ssiun6es 8erenieen
nnb fdidIt9e Bef6rdntnns Der Stunoen
barter Nrbeit anfredt erbaIten wer6en.
Z. Rimm Dir eeb6riee 5eit gum S&Ia,
fen. Wer uieI Su Iefen bat, betarf in
befonberem MaBe zines ni9t gu tursen
S9Infes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-02
NeraaSaeaoaen.

Baron: go. 9aus ri9tie, GER
Raior, bic Gr;illerie uru6 man ols erifen
8ebeIf Der alien un6 neuen Rrieastun9
anfibren. Seben sic, meine 8ors
fobren boben Sur Seit bes /. SrenSuses
cine S9Ia9t mi 6ur9 ife seponnen."
OffSier: v@IInuben Sie, 6as BuIs
per mar ia 6amaIs nod niat erFunben.H
Baron: -Sa - 6as BUILDER - mar
- nod ni6t = erfunben san3 re9t,
6as weiB i'd 70 gut ME sic. sber
incline erIau9ten Nbnen ffeuten bas @ts
f9is NAL 10 auF, INN bic 6erIe sInnben
gu MAIDEN, bos Puluer iei i9on erfuns
henIH
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-02
Ennfharfeit

rNber, Sepp, mas lit benn Dir
eins'fan'u, 6uB D nit benz NoIbbdueru,
Der uns bod i6on 70 uieI 9ut's than
bat, 70 erOb warltl~
r9'rdo beBues'u pat i nit i'm
srob, 6enn lang bdtt's uimmsr %'bausrt,
10 bdtt' er uon mir a @'fduisteit per'
lanat!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-02
sonutaaSidher.

rNbsr 9err 8atb, ME fsben benn sic
aus2@ uNt9t wabr, ba f@auen Sic
9err Srcfeforl Speimal bin i'd maui.
sei9ohen worheu uno ;ulsstilt mir aud
mod bas 9swsbr g,plaStl Wenn's nidt
meinsr @efunbbeit ms9en pdr' mid
brd3ten feline 10 Yferb' msbr anf bic
Sasbl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-02
sIaslanoti6e aa6r,@ten.
9annsser.

6anuoper. Oas Dorf Giluei,
10 nan einsr Ieuersbruut beimseIu9t
rorseu. rusI&er in GoIse bes beuIenber
Gtrrmes 25 @ebdube gum Spfer felen.
G.raoe Dor SSabresfriit brannten in bems
s.fben Srt SO @ebdube nieber. %
r.osublifIi6 bic Sornb6beH Ieer fnb,
"a nsrmuthet man ou@ 6ies DtaI boss
piaiss 8%ran6fiftun9.
6ameIn. Die 9Ofnuug ouf ball
Siss 8erp:rtli9uns bts Yroieftes elmer
W0bu 6ameIu cher GmmeribaI, 6aaes
Gt1,rsbauleu q orwobIe, Climbed lit ees
SaItio uisSersebridt 6ur9 etnsn abIebe
reuSen gei9ei6, weI3en Der Rinifer
Moubad tifIer Gage benz betreHenben
6ouIite auf has Grfu9eu UNI g~Iefattuns
her aciereaen 0orGrbeitsn bat 5utommen
inTeH.
Jarrett (Oafrieslanb), Die Che
r,ute @eutier 8. 8. Wiuer uno 6rau
iderten i5r neutrality-suspicious. gbes
Subildum. Oar 9!idbrise Subelbrdutis
Sau tiiftefe 1900 Mart fir ueri@dmte
Onsarme.
On BiIbeImsbapen wurbe elm
qitsrat Denninsbof auf 9tsquiftion uon
cusrdrts uerbaftet, neil er nit Der
gfaire Saranu in @ ,binbung ftebe.
0~suninaboff itanb i3on einmal in unter>
Iu6una uegen 8er0ffentIiduns eebeim
~ haItsnber S9rififtife, unb perlor in
Tolae befeu fstne Steue BEL Der Rdrine,
beb6rbe.
Babufen. Als urbeberin bes 9roBen
graubes, wel5er am 30. Wai Dan 9ofs
beiser Rdsmaun 70 iebr f6d6iste, 1T
bsfsn Gisnitmann s. 9osrsfe ermittsIt,
utl6s 6srsits ~seitdnbis lit.
9eKen>GaRau.
Trantfurt. 9ier purbe Qifs
fen,ar1t Or. @srIaa pom beifi9en
Snfanterie : Resiment $40. 81, Iaut
frieosesri3tIi9em 1rtbeil, III 81 Wonae
fen 6situng perurtbeiIt, neil CT in Der
.Sniruttionsitunbe, wel9e ct ben niebern
Sauitdtstsnnten bes Re5iments All bals
Ten bate, bic Qeute wieberbolt nit Sbrz
fsiaeu trattirt bat mad anberem Be-
Ii9t: Drurgen UdBpanolun9 eInes erE
iranftsn Soi6utemO.
5uGba. Die felt Ginger !3eit anger
Tbdiistsit eewsIenen aIfer @iienwsrge,
bic dIieilen NuI3uerte OeutIdIaubs, Bel
bn Camper itation AIf a. OtoieI unb
br Characterization Suuap am t%ntereis
i~unieiten Puutte Der NOieI lin Der
RbsinproDinO maIe,ii5 ssIesen, iinb
DOT REr8sm in ben 8eiig bes 9errn
Guita0 Uliuer bier ii6eraeeurseu. Der
fsIbs 1T i'm 8e9rif, al Steue 6etieIben
cine msbrers bun6srt Yeriorsn beiddfs
tissnbe me9aniide 9anfsarn: unb Seits
ipinHsrsi gu erri9ten.
9om6srg. Am IL. SuIi b. 8.
uiro bier bas S9walmtb1I Sdneerfeit
abstboIIen werben un6 ltebt 3ob!retder
8siu4 in &usii3t. SSn bemieIben NOnat
biIt aud Ger 8erein fir beilii9e @es
faidte unb Qaubestun6e feline Sabrsss
uHiammluu9 bier ab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-02
QmnO tsaO Rafur.

Nls Der 9iexteuont in SritotboIen sing,
Sat Elm S9alt mir ms DIR eeffodm:
rOa feb'n Sie: @aoe f9reibt man bos
Ding,
Bber @atte wir6 es sefprO9sn!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-02
Giuufprum.

Wsr in bar Qeute Run6 nil Ieben
ltnO fu@t's bur9 @O5Itbuu an afires
ben
Der irrt. gr fin6ise nlir nn6 faIle,
limb uouer RitIeib = fdudb'n i'm
Auel
@. s.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-02
s1.,s Der Snftruftionsftunse

OffSier: .sIfo Die RreisIinie 1T cine
trumme, aef9Iohsne 2inie.... 9uber,
sic pofen ni9t auf. Wns bab' i4 ses
ioet2~
9uber: Die SrsisGinie lit cine
trum NJ ssf9tpffene 9inie.~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-02
uuenatnehmt atndtianna.

aIter @ed: ,Nnna, Gle sIauben gar
ni9t, ME i9 Sic licbe!"
9ienffmdb9eu: yDa babsn sic Redt
- i9 sIuub' IS aud ni9t!%
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-02
Hurn ole @Iume.

YrtnSipoI (ju feinem &eifenben):
v@enu bic Sunbeu 6ieles 0taI auf cine
foI9' bibf9e Collection wieber ni9ts
beitelIen foQten, 6ann fassn sic ibncn
~sefdai9f, baB Sic fe aIsbaun ME
mebr beiu9en usrten!~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-02
6obrnjOlrH.

Sismarin9en. gta5 Der Iestsn
g~OltsBdbtur9 nsbmen bic Sbsramtss
treils bes 6irtsntbums in Der &eibs Der
preubiiden 8reile, pom tleiniten n
fanssnb, ~foIgeuben Stanb elm: 9aigerz
LODI l, @ammertinsen 2, 9e4ingen 81,
Siqmariuoen %.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-02

Quremburs 8eim 8esinn bes
Sommerbalbiabres waste i'd, 10 i9reibt
elm 9ebrer, Der uS6. ROieI 3eitun9~,
aIs Qebrer uon rR.~ mebrere mad alien
6erfon1men bic 6ben S9uIrdume met
6enben 6-12>idbrise Sinber unb beren
gItern an bic S9uIpfi@t 81 erinnsru,
inbem i9 ibueu foIsenbes GpiffeI6en
traseu IieB: Sd m66te Sie bitten, mir
mittbeilen Al Iahen. warum SSbr fduIs
pHt&tiaes 6inb bic S9uIe utdt beiu9t."
Gtuige .IieBen mir mittbeiIen", bag ibr
Rfn6 felt benz SouieIten II Sabre hn6
aus benz alter" fei. giner mar freunbs
tider; er f9tieb auf bic &idieite in
id6nen 3asen w6rtIi@ unb bu9fdbIi@
5oIsenbes: SD bite sic sefdnis mir
III be,abIGn, mas Dem Batter BEL mir
ner Soffen 6att", banebeu tbeiIte er
mir nit, fife Iernten fOuiel ME meine
aIte 9eis ; tamrneru sic fi@ ui9t nm
n1ein Rinb."-
Sn Saffenbeim brad am 20. bs.
sSener aus BEL benz TaseI6bner Sobaun
Babies, ueI9es nit rafeuber S9ne0iss
feit nm fi6 eriH unb 5 baranftoBeuhe,
nit Strob sebedts @obubdufer NIT 5us
beb6r eiudf9erte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-02
RbeinpfaI8.

@tuttqart. Inter benz 8orfs
bes grofefors Or. 5raas fans bier bic
SO. Notwithstanding Der @eieas
fdaft fir bic 8einDerbsferrns tn
WIrttembera ftatt, bic fi@ aus allen
meinboutreibenbsn 9esenben bes Yanoes
zines aablrei6eu Beiu9s gu %erfreuert
hattie. aus benz Observation-Disclosures
debt beruOr, 6aB bic @efsli@aft IN Dtes
Penn Tribiabr 81 800 8eben sesen 49,
$50 inn 8oriabre abseseben bat. 9ie
Rebeu wurben in bic Sberdmter Set9S
beim. gaunfatt, Sdornborf Stitts
oort ~oboeoeben. Die g%tnnabmeIi betrIi>
Sen 4oif Wt. 80 Bf., bic ausgaben
S73s sri. 81 8f. MitsIiebsr 3dbIt bic
@efeufdaft 55l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-10
PROHIBITION VOTE
In Ohio aad ArkNnSNs--A Gain in Both
States

In Ohio aud ArknnSns--A Gain In Both
States
OoLuuBus, O., Nov. 0.-Tho official vote
Oisix.y.avo Of the oiChty.eight counties
has been received at the oflice Of the Sec
rO!ary oil tho State. A glance at these re-
turns indicates that the Prohibl!ionista
have polled much larger vote than was
expected. From the counties heard
from II appears tho third party caat fully
250O) votes duIiUg tho campaign. Both
D,mocrats aud Republicans estimated the
Prohibition vote at $1,000, Under ordin.
ary circumstances this large vote would
give the State TO tho Democrats, but last
year and this tho Prohibition vote has
been drawn from both tina old pSrtios
very evenly. The l3adiRR men OF both
parties Nre inclined 10 tho opinion that na
q political factor in Ohio the liquor traffic
will hereafter disappear. Those on
gagged in tho business now regard further
agitation dangerous.
LITTLE Rock, Aux, Nov. O.-'The ofEa'
Cisl returns showing tho Prohibition vote
otthe State in Tue election held September
0, has been rcGsived from seventy OF tho
saventy.hve counties OF tha State. The
total vote pollCd WAS lG5 900, Tho vote
for license was about 5000, while that
agGnst It reached G5 900. The voto shows
aISrgo gain for the Pfohtbitionists. Their
vola In 1882 was less than 10000; In 1881,
$1,000; thus showing an increase in tho
past two years Of over 2l,000. The most
ardent membsrB nrG In favor Of nominat
ingA full State ticket and making u Gght
for control Of all the State Offices at the
next election,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-10

PITTsnvRa, Nov. O.-The National Con
vontion Of United Prsnby tertaaS Opposed
to the action Of the General Assembly OF
the music question, plet in the Fourth
United Presbyterian Church, Allegheny
city, at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon. The
meeting was opened with prayer, ate,
which the convention was organized, the
work occupying almost the entire after;
noon. This evenings sesilop was voted
to the hearing Of paper by s. F. Nor
row, d: p, Of Albany, N. " "on the
duty Of tho United Presbyterian Church 10
maintain her existence, and to carry for.
ward her mission, teaching and observing
fsithtullyher standard, especially her dis'
tinctive principles"
A general discussion Of The subject FOL.
lowed. The business proper OF the con-
vention will be transacted at the morning
and afternoon sessions tomorrow and
Thursday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-10
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Henry wnttsrson has arrived in New
York from Europe,
Dennis Shaw, u laborer, shot and killed
Edward Muatine at Dayton, 0.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland Or
riVod at Washington last evening from
Boston.
o. J. Hall, a prominent member OF the
Milwaukee Chamber Of Commerce, died
Of heart diseaHo.
The new oleomargarino tax Is said tc
haye started boom in the manufacture
ot the imitation butter.
Representative John Little haa beer
offered the vacant judgeshlp on the state
supreme bench Of Ohio but has declined
1t.
II waa tho California claimant, and not
Arthur Qfton, who was arrested In New
York ior fraudulOntly obtaining q pennion
Tecently,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-10
Actor I,oolh In Bad IIsnltll.

NEw YoRE, Nov. 9.-Owing to tho ILL.,
mes, Of Mr.. Edwin Booth thore will be no
performance at the Star theatre this or TO.
morrow evenings. Mr., Booths physician
has sent q certificate 10 the managers Of
the Star theatre, in which ho says: ~
aud his (Mr Booth's) condition such this
morning that / have absolutely forbidden
him to leave his bed. lie played last
might aSainHt my advice, and as o penalty,
In all probability, will not DO able TO act
again for two or three days. lido not con.
slider Mr.. Booths condition serious at
present, butt might easily be made 10.
am sure he could not endure the Gxer.
ton incident 10 his professional injury.
lSlUued), sr. Ct4tR sMITn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-10
SUSPICIOUS SEAL
on the RXpRE,s aEssENol II
Finally Lands Him in Jail with the Approval
Of tho Grand JuFy-A CIrCumstantial
Story Told by the Alleged Rob.
ber Falls In Its Eject,

ST, LOUIS, NoH 0.-About 10 O'Clock
this morning one Of Plnkerton's de-
tectiyes placed Fotheringham in q
cRrrisgs at the Southern Hotel and
told him he was about to be taken TO
the Circuit Court, where his haGeas corpus
case was to be tried, The detective was
under instructions to consume as much
tine as possible in conveying the lne3sen.
ger thlthsr, for the coaChmsn drove his
horse at a walk and over roundabout
route, consuming about thrss,Q Of
an hour in SO doing, When the carriage
arrived at the Circuit Court, Deputy sAer-
LIZ Harlan served the warrants,
and the prisoner was then taken
to the Four Courts, where he was locked
up. A short tlms RtterwArds the grand
Jury returned an indictment against him
charging him with grand larceny and with
receiving olenproperty. Two other in
dlctments were returned, one against
"Jlm Cummings" and the other pgaInst
Richard Roe, concerning the identity Of
whom nothing ia yet known,
Mr.. Fotheringham was seen at the jail
by reporter and stoutly asserted that he
was innocent Of robbery; that he had
been shamoiully treated and was about 10
be mR!iG0usly prosecuted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-10
Neat scheme 10 DerrauI.

BosToN, Nov 0.-Georgo W. Burgess &
Co., oil this city, dealers In oil stoves and
other small household goods, was arraisn.
cd yesterday, charged with conspiracy to
doirGud creditors. lie pleaded not
guilty. 1t Is charged that Burgess and his
partner, whose name Ia unknown al
present, obtained large quantities OF goods
on credit, aud then disposed Of them to
other dealers for cash, the firm failing al
tho limit OF their credit. LISTERS havo
been discovered which reveal the fac!
that the failure was preRrrGnged between
the partners, and alsa implicated Burgess
wife. Thess lsLtera uniolded quite an OK.
tsneiye scheme To swindle the Boston
creditors Of the firm. Their plan waa TO
stock store in Kansas City, obtain credit
at o bank ON the strength oi the stock on
hand and then get away With the each.
The police are looking for Mira. Burgess
and the partner,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-10

EEw Yong, Nov, p.-Frank puhain, or
Italian saloon keeper, of San Francisco
was arrested here yesterday charged with
abduction by Alfred Guz!toe, a black
smith Of the same city. Duhsin formed q
clsndestiue acQuaintance.with Guztteo'i
daughter, MoECslles, IA years Of age, and
very pretty and had induced her aud a
girl named Womnie Murry, Of Oakland
CAL, to elope with him, the latter passing
on the Isthmps steamer as Duhatn's wife
and MorCelles as her slater. The trio ar;
rived here yesterday afternoon from AS.
pinwall and tho father reached hero m
lonr later by rail. Duhain was locked
up and the girls were placed in charge of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-10

PlrrSDuRou, ocs. 9.-A meeting OF the
leading window glass manufacturers OF
the United States will be held in this city
tomorrow to perfect the organization Of a
syndicate to control the production aud
prices. The project has hsen under con.
sideration for several months, aud would
have bsen perfected some time ago, but
the manufacturers interested wished to
gtst geek legal advice, aud had attorneys
draw UP plan that would not In any
way conflict with existing laws. The
echeme is looked opon as the most inpor.
tart that has been broAched in the glass
business for years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-10

Masters were present; First di
triet, ]. W, Morris; Second distrlC
D. ], Gibson; Third district, Joaep
sprlgg; Fourth district, NJ. A, SnodgrasE
Sixth district, ]. s. Lnwis; Seventh dil
trict, A, g. Bailey; Eighth district, ], n
Hamilton; Ninth district, Tunis G. Swglz
Tenth district, VIM. ]. SloneCker Eeyent
district, James F, Herndon; also twsly
Past Masters, principally from Wheeling
Owing to the illness oi Grand AIaste
o, s. Long the address Of the Gram
Master was not read Immediately after th
opening ot the Grand Lodge, according I,
the usual custom, II the Grand Master I
not able to appear in Grand Lodge TO-DAY
the eddress will be read by the Crane
Secretary,
The Grand Secretary presented his an
nual address, showing the transactions o
his office during the year, The Craft wa
reported by him in good condition
throughout the State.
The Grand Treasursf's report was read,
and from 1t the fact Ia revealed that there
is upwards Of 5000 In the treasury sitsl
payment Of all debts,
The report Of Grand Lecturer, O, H
Collier, and hls deputies were read by the
Grand Secretary, MIR. Collier has by
earnest efforts succeeded In establishing 4
uniform systeln OF work In the different
lodges throHShout the State.
Reports were presented and read from
aVe Of therDisLrlCt Deputy Grand Masters,
Ihese reports as whole shoW q very
sRtiAlapt6ry condition oil the lndgea visited
by thelp Ia tho dischsrga Of their duties,
Te Grand Master appointed tue follow
ing egnlsY OommiLtsesI
ea RTk-The Grand Lecturer and bis
Deputies.
i'RttarhW qf Chartered EoRges-L. @. Hunt,
JDirWin McCleland, Michael Ensheimer,
Samuel B. Chiffon, W, j. Slonecker, A. B.
Clark Lee ReinheiRer, George j. Walk
er and Daniel Wright,
Cdutasr and DispeasGliOHS George W,
Long, Vim, II. Snyder and W. A, Win
tore,
Grieudncs aud ArpsaB-John N. Col
llns, A, D. W. StticEl0r, Charles i, Mat
thGGi, A, j. barr and a, T, MaupiO,
FinGnCe-Frank Burt, j. l., knight, j,
J. Peterson, ]. NJ, BslloVille and VIII A.
StriGkler.
4eeonic JuriYrwlrace = Robert White,
W, II. H Flick, George L Tbornburg.
Proceedings Of GrrJH Qf|ceN-JoSeph
sprigg, W. +. Walker, W. Il Sydner,
Foreign COwcSpOadtncs-G W, Atkinson,
Grand Secretary,
The Grand Secretary, "a Chairman OF
the COMMITTEES on Foreign Correspond
ence, presented q report which will cover
about one hundred printed pages. The
report was not read, but ordered 10 be
printed.
A communication irou the Grand Lodge
Of Mexico asking recognition by this
Grand Lodge, was received,
Bro. Robert White made report on tho
boudS oil Grand hyeOEUreI and Grand Sec.
r6Isry, which report wGa received.
shfyosk Lodge, U. D. at RonceverEe,
presented its records and asked for q
charter. This was presented to the Com.
mittee on Charters and DlspensaLions.
Other matters ofminor Importance we're
and tho Grand Lodge adjourned
until this evening at O'Clock,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-10

PlrTsSuHog, Nov GA Slate conven.
ton Of The faction Of the Ancient Order
Of Hibernisng, which follow the lead Of The
Board Of Erin, met in O'Donnoll'S hail on
Second avenue, at one o'clock this morn.
Ing, The proceedings woro secret, but II
was learned that the purpose Of the con.
vention was to adopt some means 10 heal
The breach between them and the Amerl.
can branch Of the order As the latset
are required TO ray allegiance 10 the Board
Of Erin IL 10 thought that d reconciliation
will not beaaeCled, unless Tho hoard ot
Etln faction abolish the Of Objectionable
clause ahd agtps 10 bS governed by the
constitution And lava Of the American
body. About 100 delegates claiming 10
represent 10000 members Of The order, atu
V.tlnNFt