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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-09
INTERSTATE COMMERCE.
Tbs Bill Reported With the Reagan
Bill Amendment.
CAMDEN CLAUSE WILL BE RESTORED
In All Probability by the House and an
Agreement Reached-Washing-
ton Personals,
Special 70 ths ReoiJteT.

WAsHINsToS, D. c., June S.-The Inter
State Caumerce bill that passed the Senate
q few weeks since, has been reported BY the
House Commerce Committee with the
Reagan bill, which ia in the nature Of an
amendment, aud day has been set for its
consideration. The main difference be-
tween the two bills is that the Reagan bill
simply sffixes penalties for violations OF its
provisions, aud provides that parties
sggrisyed under the law may seek redress
in the Courts. The Senate bill provides
for commission to regulate charges for
treights, snd by whom differences between
the shippers and carriers may be settled
The friends Of the original amendment
offered by Mr. Camden are confident that
it will be restored to tie bill by ths House.
A Conference Committee of House and
Senate will likely agree upon messure
that will be satisfactory TO the country.
PERSONAL.
Among the arrivals here to day are
James Devine aud De- ]. E Reeves Of
Wheeling, D. d. Leonard, P. W. Crumley,
of Parkersburg
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MlRRiSoNS COMMITTEE
Makes an Adverse Report on the Woo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tobacco.

Makes an Adverse Report on the Wool
ResolutioD-Rsgulatin Tobacco.
WASHINGTON, D. c June S.-At meet
ing OF she House Committee on Ways and
Means to-day Ms. Morrison was directed
TO make an adverse report on the resolu'
tious by Me.srs. Wilkins and Grosvenor, Of
Ohio, giving an expression Of the House
that there should BE- 10 change ol the
tariff on wool at This time, aud restoring
the duty OF 1867 on wool. A favorable re-
port was ordered on the bill OF Mr.. Harria,
making distinction iD the n ode OF pack
ing and selling cat tobacco. The bill pro.
vides that manufactured tobacco shall be
put up and prepared by The manufacturer
tor sale, removal or consumption, 10 pack
ages of the following description, and in
no other manner:
Snuff in packages containing one half,
one, two, three, tour, six, eight aud sixteen
ounces, or in bladders and In jars contain.
ing not exceeding twenty pounds.
Cut shd GRADUATED tobacco, refuse
scraps, clippings, cuttings, shorts and
sweepings of tobacco IN packages contain
ing one two, three four, eight and sixteen
ounces each, except at the option Of the
manufacturer, cut tobacco may be put up
in bulk packages containing ten pourds
each.
Caveudish, plug and twist tobacco in
packages not exceeding 200 pounds net
weight.
Every such package shall bear the manu-.
facturer's name and place Of manufacture,
the registered number of the mandatory
and the net weight of tobacco in each
package These limitations and Gescrip
lions of packages shall no: spply to. tobsc-
CO and snuff transportedin in bond for expor
ta'ion aud actually exported. Fine cut,
shorts, refuse scraps, clippings, cut'iugs
aud sweepiugs OF TOBACCO may be sold in
bulk as material aud without the payment
of tax, oy one manufacturer directly to
another, or for export, under such restric'
tions, rules, and regulations as the Com.
missioner of internal revenue may pre-
scribe Wood, paper, or other materials
may be used separately, or in combination,
for packing tobacco, snuff or cigars, under
such regulations as the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue may establish.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-09
THE LAW AND The STRIKERS.
A Pittsburg Street Car Company Enters
Suit For Conspiracy.

A Pittsburg street Car Company Enters
Suit For Con,piracy.
PITrsBURG. JuUe The Oakland street
car company entered suits in the United
States Court t3-iay against Richard Camp
bell, Master Workman of the Street Car
Assembly knights Of Labor and Messrs.
Edward Woods, Heary Gamble and Rob
ert E1erhards, char: ing them With con-
spirscy. The accused Sere in the empoy
OF the company and s.ruck r,c4atlY for the
twelve hour schedule President
Gordon, of the company, a.
leges that they conspired TO prevent
the running Of the cars and inlerfered with
the men who wanted to work. Woods aud
Gamble were arrested and held for hear
ing, in $500 bail each Warrants are now
out for Campbell and Eoerhsrdt. Toe
suits were entered under section 55j7 Of
tho laws of the Unitsi States, which pro-
vides that two or moro persons who con-
soire to oppress or threaten 8 citizen in the
discharge Of his du.ie4 or in pursuit. OF
business, shall bs subject, on conviction.
to q Gue OF s., 900 or ten years imp'ison'
ment
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-09
THROUGH The STATE.

Last Tuesday John Fl Beckett and John
Pridemore, Of Cabell c'uuty, were sswing
a log lying on hillside near Milton
Beckett was standing beloW the log, which
was about twenty inches in diameter, and
when it was cut through it rolled down
upon him, breaking one Of his hips and
crushing him in horrible mGnLer. Hs
Will probably die.
A few DAYS ago q man Of about 65
years Of age, who gave the name Of Thos
Hodges, who was found wandering about
simlessly, near the residence OF A BrOWn
Price in Clay District, MonorGalia coun
ty, in a nude condition He was insane
and was lodged 10 jail.
4 tramp found stealing o ride on Q wes
bound freigh: tram. last Sunday morning
near the White Sulphur Springs, was pu
off while the train was in motion, and kill
ed On his person was found SIS SO il
currency, and testament. The body VA
buried near the spot.
Mr.. White LETT Thursday, bu! will short
" return; and it is expected that active
work in drilling, &c will be commence
in a few weeks. Should the enterprise
prove successful, and Mr.. White thinks i
will, the boom for Lewis county will b
! immense.
The Ohio River road has purchased
one hundred acre tract Of lard in PoiD
Pleasant, and the Ohio Central has pur
chased two hundred and fifty acre trsc
lust outside the corporate limits.
Tucker county has eight psupers, VIII
have been placed on TIE County for snF
port. At the sale of their keeping las
week the contract wss let TO John Per
n,nrton for the total sum of $3.50
Jerry Parsous and Thomas Conley, tw
Young men of Calhoun county who, in lST
stole a team of horses from Mr.. Hams
, man, ofWirt county, have Just been arres
ed for Tie crime.
The Ksuawha NJ. l. cadets left Frida
morning for the mountains. They VI
yisit old camping grounds and drop the
lines in the deep. cool voters of the Gaule
and Nsv rivers.
/ Jerry Smith, confined in the Lincol
county Jail, on the charge OF forgery, e
capsi few days ago
A reunion of the First West Virgin
Infantry Will be held at New Cumbsrlar
shortly.
C. c. Clevenger, Of RosEe county, to-
500 sheep east lsst Friday.
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THE BRIDAL PARTY,
bs President Leaves Deer Park
On a Special Train.
, SAFE ARRIVAL At WASHINGTON.
IS Cordially Greeted on the Route and
Welcomed by Crowds at
the Capital,

4 Dvyp PARK, MD., June S.-The Presi'
.,sI marty, consisting o. the President,
Cleveland, Colonel and Mrs, Lamont
1, Der Park for Washington at l p m.
4 s,sci.l train Was made up Of Presi-
4, CARROTS boudoir car, Maryland,
II Jobn ". Davis private car, "Dels-
| and 8 combination car for the bag.
/ % sDd railroad employees. The special
!. !, i running IS the second section Of
/. chicago limited, which passed Deer
H. 8, l2:47 p. m. None of the through
LIS have been stopping at Deer Park
.;ry the Presidents sojourn here, but, in
], r 70 accommodate the newspaper cor
koop3eu,s, who would otherwise have
b. compelled 10 60 to Oakland to board
-, arrangements we're made to have
4 r5i,ag, limited stop to-day, hence the
representatives. on the return trip will
L. 70 prsceds the Presidential train.
T.. pr,.i5sn.'. patty occupies President
- rs,r and CT Davis. OF the BNlti-
T. e-4 07,n R,ii5oai, and Ir. Charles
e. General Superintendent Of the
Ire and Ohio Telegraph Company,
4 r,io, he D,lazsre In thiS Car ex
4 ,.,- D ,vis sad Mr Stephen B Eikjns
/. -.4a asI.r ~ Piedmont, where they
I r,I.,1 Q, attend to some business mat
= Is,b4 syp.ral train lo7es no TINS en
no.. - sLar,i arrive in Washington q:
I m +. ol,re probable that the train
I, -, on ;hs aatskjrts Of the city 10 al
{ D. Distinguished party to escape the
monaco Of going through the crowded
sirc.d Ce2oI.
r. P.-si-a, and Ms Cleveland ex
j., ra-ms-ly.s ~ highly gcai6sd with
ysi, saI . .tE ars eCj1ying the best
Tb-s.A Sa,rly after tea o'clock. this
b-,;rg rhs parry took q drive in al open
f. 10 O1servat2ry Mountain, and up
/. ,,aT- -rru-u prepared iOc their home
a -rro Previous 70 leaving the cottage
I p.s..isa. rhaaked ID, ds.ecrives and
IL. ,ei s,ii be had enjoyed his noun
n war hugely Du,juE the stay Of the
.esl-atial party 3, Deer Park the B 4
Telegraph Company transmitted nearly
\ ono words OF press mater, ten telegraph
.-s.ors h,vi:, oasa stationed there dur
u the ern-e Ee-S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-09
WELLSBuRG.
The Grand Jury at weIisburg General
Local News.
G.....y o., A.. us.,F.gar

SpsctGl 10 the Register.
WELLsBURG. June 8-Circuit Court
convened in the Court House on Monday
morning with Judge Jacob on the bench.
The grand jury was enpsueiled, Hon. Wm.
q. Tsrr being selected as foreman, and
charged by His Homer who comPlimeuted
them, first on the good order prevailing in
the county and the traditional pssceable
and lag aoidIug recu a'iO1 OF the county
being preserved His Honor then called
the attention OF the grand jury to some OF
thu statutory offenses In O concise and able
manner. The Jurors then went to their
room and spent yesterday and today
considering presantmsnts, with the follow
ing result: Selling to men IN the hsb!t OF
getting drunk and to minors fifty eight
true bills against the six saloous within
tse town, varying from Eve to fourteen in
6icfments. and two indictments against a
druggist for misdemeauorS in selling i'm
properly.
The pe,ty iury summousl 10 attend the
court this morning was a'scaSrEod for the
term
The Robbins gas line. from Hickory 70
S,sukspyine, is making rapid progress aud
is nearly eoG plsted 'hroOgh B'OoSe cola'
~. On Sunday the &cs gas put under the
rsilrosd aud county road, neaT The lower
ferry in this county.
TIE greatest social event Of Booze
county for several years will hs the mar
rage of Miss Aupis Lsu:a Ta;r, eldest
Iaugt ter OF Hon Wm. Hunter Tarr,
,o-morroE Wednesday evening, a. the
Eniscopsl Church, 20 R-v K Gcsttsn No
Land of DsuY,lls Kentucky. The cere-
moay will be performed At 3 o'clock and
a recep,ion will he held at the residence OF
the bride parents until Wrive o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-09
IEs9nN rO IRELANn.
NOT DISCOUR GEO.
Sullivan Looks Upon tho Defeat as q
blessing In Disguise.

SuiIivan Looks Upon tho Defeat aa Q
blessing In Disguise.
CHICAGO, June S.-Mr. Alexander Sulli-
van, exPfesident OF the Irish National
League, f1)erripg to the deiea, Of the Home
Rule measure, ssyt: The friends Of homo
rule will rot be discouraged by this de-
feat have never bsd much isith In tho
success Of the bill in the present PArlis.
ment. regard q defeat OF the second
reading and au enrly submission Of tho
question 10 the people "a q greater sdvsn.
tsge than successful vote on the second
reading. With long period OF inactivity
following that Yo'o, would have been. Tho
present situation compeis an sctive cam.
psign and Q thorough discussion through
out England, Ireland and Scotland. Tho
more i! is discussed the stronger It will be-
come. IL 10 one Of the great progressive
questions which will bear discussion.
Some things ars settled by the pro sress
already made. FHst, we have th. cobfss.
sion OF an Euglish Prime Minister that Ire-
land was bru'slIy misgoverpsd; that mis-.
government Of that kind bss Utterly failed;
that Eogland stands bffore the world con.
fesssdiy disgracsd until her method OF mis-.
governing ireland has been changed. Sec.
oud, the offer embodied 10 Gladstons's bill
Gxes the minimum OF selfgovernmsnt for
Ireland. She can never be offered lees ihan
Gladstone offers her Whenever Englspd
spds herself embarrassed BY foreign CON-
plca.ion csp neysr be attempted With %
Offer OF anything lees than Gladstone he's
asked England TO conceds. The Irish in
America will stand by the Irish In Ireland
| 10 The con,inusDcsiof this struggle. They
van, IT settled peacefully. II Englsud viii
not conssn. 10 Q peaceful settlement, then
pom h.r mus, be the responsibility fos sscb
o;her methods ~ may be resostsi 10.
Peacefully or otherwise. the lrish race The
World over will prosecute this war until II ID
son.
Il have hope. I had almost said faith
hoxsy.r, ,,hs. an sppesl 10 the people vill
resnlt in victory .oY Gladstone. He 10
greater ip defeat in 90 ius, cause thso bs
could have been in q victory on s1y Of the
ordinary questions which usually decide ne
tate Of English governments Hs snsy sot
live 10 zee this great measure Of jusiss O.
acted BY an EngHsh Parlismsns; bot N
name will be more honored tss bic cossec.
ton With this Temporarily defeated csuss
than for Gil the victories Of his long and
wonderful life. Tbs march Of Irish Liberty
10 delayed. Hst ended"
/ sst,hsr SURPRISED Nor Dlsappststsd.
BuYYALH, n. y June S.-Af. Jane
Noopev. ex Pf,sidert Of The Irish Nstioss'
League. ssys tia, Irish Americans VII b
peilhe. surprised DOR aissrpoinssd ~ IL
vote ON the Hone Role bill Rssbs -
have 4 pa.s BY . email nsjsiy tbsy -
giad to have the qles.ion oa Hrns 6s!s
subm,,,ed TO tho country. Be sxpece
Mr. Glsdae.e uill bs restored 70 ps.1 g
. this isspe By an ovefvhs.nisg majority
Toe du,g of The lr 81 p~otte . clear. h,
|, should thros iLsn .to.s Undivided stfsegs'
! .ilh GAdaeae srd 40 netAise y snsai
rsss hiu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-09
the TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
William AniSon, of Nashville, Elsete'
President Yesterday.

william Amison, OF NASHVILLE E4ecteu
President Yesterday.
PIrTsBURG, Pa, JuGe S-The second
session of the International Typographical
Union was opened at 3 o'clock this morn.
ing By President Wittsr. Among those
present was Hon. John N. FaTqubar, of
Chicago, an sx-president. he was invited
to a seat on the platform. he made q
short address in which be took strong
grounds against uniting with the Knights
of Labor, although he said he was not
hostile to that organization. President
WItter in reply said there was only a
small faction Of printers who were IN favor
Of such q move. The election OF officers
was next in order, snd Chas. B. StiSers,
of Chicago, and Wu. Amisop, OF Nash
vile, Tenn, were nominated for the presi'
dency. The ballot was taken With the un-
derstsnding that it would voice the opinion
OF the convention on the question OF join
lug the Knights Of Labor, Mr.. Shvers be-
ing announced as determined opponent.
The ballot resulted in the election of Mr..
Amison by vote OF 50 to IS. Nc. Ami
son thanked the convention for the compi-
ment paid the South and his city. The
new president has been a member OF the
Tennessee Legislature for three terms aud
is regarded as one Of the strongest men in
the Union.
The convention after rece'e resumed
the election of eficers and the following
ticket was chosen: FIRST Vice Presit
dent, James F. Rsyuer, of NV York.
Second Vice President, Chss. 6ameWell,
of Philadelphia; Secretary and Treasurer,
David NJ. Psscoe, of Philadelphia; Chief
Organizer, David P. Boyer, of Columbus;
delegates to the National Federation
Of Trades and Labor Unions, J. + Win
iers, San Francisco; Julien l. Wright,
D. c.; John Scott, Baltimore.
A letter from Geo. W Childs vas read.
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"A Lucky Man.

". AoJd French, o. C lesburg, was in town
" r"eone'day ard esll.d at the News Office
- Rocd-ustl'ed is-s was enwseathed IN
Sas snl'-s snd ne seemed juss as happy IS q
os 'luhoEer that nods and bends on the
o,s5z-'. Lloyd has Just received S. 900
a ,ae result ct 81 investment in the
nOi'I Craving OF The Louisiana State Lot
TTS'!' snd no wonder be is happy. Mr..
-lzue says ne has drsRn several small
S.1es IN this lottery before, but hsd not
Oooget ticket for seversl years until Jau,
IA'y' al'ee then he has dollar in each
I.ou,n y drawing, and the fourth time be
u: y. u ,o7 an even IS 900. The number Of
-, - Hckst was i,545. Mr.. French has q
80 -.S and hve children, and is o man il
Ss'e SCa,fs'e circumstances. The money h'
so'. 49, uia"o ia the lottery will pas hin
,So Sea'e on hia feet, and give him start il
'O''o'-Ehzsbeth Ky News, May l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-09
An Ansner Haatsd.

Can any one bring us q case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that El~ ctric Bitter
will not speedily cure' We say they can
not, as thousands Of cases already perma-
nently cured and who ore daily recommend.
ing Electric Bitters, will prove. Brighfs
Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or any
urinary complaint quickly cured. They
purify the blood, regulate the bowels, and
act directly on the diseased parts. Every
bottle guaranteed. For sale at so cents Q
bottle by Logan h Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-09
Interesting Exrnriences.

Hiram Cameron, Furniture Dealer, oi
Columbus, Ga tells mis- experience TINS:
For three years have tried every remedy
on the msrket for Stor,sch and Kidney
Disorders. but got no relief until used
Electric Bitters Took fiVe bottles and
am now cured, and think Electric B'tters
the Best Blood Purifier IN the world.
Major A. B. Reed. OF Weet Liberty, hy.,
used Electric Bitters for M old standing
Kidney affection and says: Nothing has
ever done M so much good as Eiectnc
Bi,ters" Sold at Fifty snts a bottle oy
Logan & Co.
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"AlI Men Are Liars"

said David OF old He wGs probably
prompted TO make the Above remark after
trying some unreliable catsrrh remedy.
Had be been permitted to live until the
present day, aud tried Dr.. Ssgss Hsmedy,
he might have had better opinion Of man.
kind. We claim thai no case OF cstsrrh
can Withstand the magic effects OF this
wonderful medicine. One trial Of it will
convince you Of it's efficacy. By druggisis;
fifty cents.
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A Probably Fatal accident.
N.,.....rI % IA Rsnirfer

PARKsRpgrSG. W. Va, Igse s-Ar
Edward Smith. workusn q. the Camden
consolidated oil refinery, while assisting in
tearing down some scsioidiug, was struck
in the stomach with piece Of a steel ham
mer which broke in the bands of another
employee, the piece of steel penetrated the
stomach TO. if not into, the bowels, Great
ing, it il feared, q fatal wound. The PEob'
ing failed 10 discover the piece OF metal.
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Mr.. MANNING.
An Opinion That the Secretary Will Not
Return to His Duties.
SusrirI 10 The ReUiSfcr

Special 10 the RsglSicT.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June S--No one
here expects that Secretary Manning will
again occupy the chief position at the
Treasury Department. Here it is under
STOOD that the Secretary is cut ior good.
Further it is understood tina; Mr.. Manning
hiss very much desired to get out for some
time. The reports current that Mr.
Manning has other reasons than that OF
physical inability for desiring 70 retire from
The position, are true, but the statement
thst difference" exists between bin aud
the President, aud that that is the chic:
reason, is untrue.
Mr.. Manning wSs disappointed in the
character Of the office. he found it &c
tirely different from What be expected The
duties are more complicated and arduous
and the credi: for faithtrl work less than
supposed. he has always been a stfacy
worker but has found his present position
too taxing.
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Very Remarbs hIe Recovery.

Mr.. Geo. V. Willing, of Manchester
Mich writes: MY wife has been almost
helpless for Eve years, 40 helpless that sbs
could not turn over in bed alone She used
two Bottles Of Electric BItters, and is 80
much improved, that she is able nov to dc
her own work"
Electric Bitters will do all that is claim
ed for them. Hundreds ot testimoniali
attest their great curative powers. Only
fttycents o bottle a. Logan Il Cos.
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SCOTS EMULSION or PURh

Cod Liver oil, with ByPoPhOsPhites, In
LuaS Troubles and ChoireA IN
fantum.
De. W. E. Ransom, Hartford, lad ssys:
Il End Scots Emulsion ~ exceilsnt leEl'
sdv in lung troubles, aud especially in
S,rumous children, and 4 most valuable
remedy in chronic stages Of Cholera In
fsptum."
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An old Citizen Speaks.

Mr.. N. orris al old - dent Of
Rome, Ga. ssys. that he bad been badly
trorbled with Kidney Complaint for q
great many years and with Eczema for
,nrs;- resrs; at gimes could scarcely walk,
md had ried many remedies without
5eTest, until BE began taking Electric Bit
,ers and amounting his bSnds and feet with
Bucklen's Arnica Sslve. This tEeStpen'
afforded him great relief and he strongly
recommends Electric Bitters to those Wbo
sriSer with Kidney Complaints, or need g
hlaodPu.ider. Sold k5 Logan ! Co.
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BAAa knll.

At Pat.6ury-Pi,tsburg 9, Cincinnati
At " .sa.Tg'o2-Ss. Louis 7, Nation.
1t l.onisVille-L1ui4y IIe ;, s.. Louis g.
"a I'D on rrcoutt Of rain.
at BNuUcrs-Bl Il imore ;. MetropoE'
an !.
AZ B'o1Slva-Brooklvn IL. Athletic 9.
st N-E Io'k-Nsw York ?. Cnicsgo 3
at boslcu- Bos'o0s. lI; Kansas Cily, 9,
d neutrality-suspicious., s; Philsdel'
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What Can he Done.

By trying again and keeping up coursgs
MANY things seemingly impossible may be
attained. Hundreds of hopeless cases OF
kidney and Liver Complaint have been
cured by Electric Bitters, after everything
else had been tried in vain. So, don't
think there is no cure for you, bat try Elsc C.
tric Bittera. There is no medicine so ssse,
40 pure, and so perfect Blood Purifier.
Electric Bitters will cure Dyspepsia, Dia'
besss and all Diseases of the Kidneys. In
valuable in affections Of Stomach and
Liver, and overcome all Urinary Difficult
ties. Large Bottles only so cents, at Lo
gan i Co.'S.
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CHEERS ANo FLOWERS


Rrsds on their Trip.
Sp.c,ai 70 t,s R.gt,,,v.
b ~ " Va. Juus : A large
.,..ar.-t 70 he depot to see Presi-
r-,-,.u: .a hit s'ie pIss through
Il II, 10. Washington Al $50 this
sqniag -, ran cana slogly through
! 2 p.s s,e. = Hirh q caaa:. The Peesi,
! D, sp,-a--i aud waved his hand aud
d :-acafll]y 70 the crowd wlo greeted
1 b r..h ch.e. af.ee chsar The enthls
sr ,~c-,,-.j ahel tha p-et.y lace ct M
sg-1,qi app AIRED ovsc the Presidents
lold-r Much disap2oIntment was
'sarf-s.si b-cal.e 'ha train did not stop
ev--sI handsoms bouquets could not be
n''pg % him
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Wouldn't Indemnify Him.

CLyyEJASD, June s -rae case OF Thank
full Tanner against Jam4s Garfield TO re
cover 81, 900 damages Tor injuries in a col
Iision with Mrs. Garfield caTrisSe. was
submitted to the jurS to day. The jury
after three hours deliOeSSion, returned o
verdict in favor of Mrs. Garfield.
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its sgeut to co if he were appointed and
qualified.
The Wheeling Natural Gas Compsny's
liue is laid ss far SIS the Standard mill and
will be tested to-day.
Mrs John Heslop, sr is lying danger
ously i'll at her home on Fifth street
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Bucklen's Arnica sal...

The Best Sslvs in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspppd Hands, Chilb!sips,
Corns, and eli Skin Erup,ici.s, and posi-
lively cures Piles. o. no pay required. II
10 guaraata d to give satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price Is cents per box.
For sale by Logan h Co.