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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-18
The Council Offers to Lend the State
$4,000 to Aid the Sufferers in
Marshall County.
Many Thousands of People Delighted With
the Knights Templar Parade-The
Lurlins Regatta.
ATTORNEY Long Receives Human Leg
by Expressly Work OF the
Grand Jury.
The Coming Weddings at the EXPOSE
tion--A Minneapolis Man Found
Dead in Michigan.
Generous Deed.

At last nights council meeting the propo-
sition of Mayor AmeS 10 loan the state S1O,-
coo Tor the purpose OF furnishing relief 10
the l5S families whose crops were destroyed
by The devastating storms IN Marshall
county, was referred TO the committee on
ways and means, which. later in the even
ing, submitted favorable report which
was adopted, and a warrant for So, 600 was
ordered drawn in favor OF Gov. Hub
bard on the S10,0 900, the balance
TO be paid as needed. Health Omcer
Quimby communicated the request that all
health inspectors be continued in the enI-
ployment OF the city during the entire year.
Aid. Swenson urged that this be carried
out, but Aid. johnson wanted the matter
referred TO the committee on health ana
hospital.
l recall the fact that every health inspector
is a Republican. Last spring we Democrats
could not get Il single man appointed yet l
am not going TO oppose these men because
they are Republicans. am opposed to re-
ferring. how 90 we know this committee
will act fairly aud unprejudIced!
President ClOuGh-Ihe chairman Of the
committee is Il Democrat.
ALI. Dwyer-TGat changes matters materi-
ally. Still l prefer 10 grant tie request
made by the health officer before referring it
to any committee.
The motion to refer prevailed. The Pc
tition of MI Mulvey hill for aid was brought
I'D by Aid. Dwyer and referred to the su-
pervisors of the poor. The committee on
ire department was authorized to purchase
lot Is, block ,, in Willard Il CasSidayS adj
diton TO Minneapolis, for a new hose
house. at COST not To exceed SO, 900. The
Second ward was authorized TO accept $500
payment in full for damages accrulng from
ouarrying stone in the ward.
By THE DAY.
Aid. Clouter moved that committee of
three be appointed 10 wait upon the water
board this evening and use its personal en-
0eavors to secure the passage OF measure
whereby all wafer mains may be laid by the
city. the IaborerS 10 work by the day. The
motion prevailed, and AID. Cloutler, Bar
rows and Pratt were named as such COM
mittee
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-18
MINNEAPOLIS GLogULEs.

The new letter carriers now have their full
uniforms.
Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
$3.50, 52l 81, and for the week, s4,0l7, 996.27.
The Norwegian Democratic club of the
Sixth ward will meet tomorrow at Ills Third
street south.
The Woman's Christian Temperance asso-
citation gave pleasant basket picnic at Cedar
lake, yesterday.
Elijah Porter, residing at 2O12 Sixteenth av-
enue south, claims to be the Oldest private
soldier in the Northwest.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Andrew Anderson and Mary Anderson, Err
nest Krinke and Eliza Wendt.
Officers of the Catholic temperance socie-
ties in Hennepin county will meet at Crusad-
ers hall, Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
John German and P. P. Reed, letter carri-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-18
RING OUT, FAIR BELLS.
Preparing for tho Exposition Wed
Observation-Disclosures Days--Notes.

Preparing for tho Exposition We'd
dings--ChilGren7s Days--Notes.
The Exposition directors are about right
in believing one of the biggest advertise
ments will be in the public weddings to be
celebrated to-day week. If there is any
one thing which the general public, and
especially the ladies', dOte upOn it is we'd
ding. and, under the circumstances, 1t Will
be doubly attractive. The names and de-
tails will E0t be given out, as they are part
OF surprise to be sprung on the public at
the proper time RumOr, however, is busy
over it, and it is said one of the brides will
be a short haired blonde in fancy goods
exhibit on the third floor. She will receive
a present from each of the exhibitors on
that floor, and will have enough to at once
set up housekeeping Col. Hibbard will do
the elegant and give the brides away in ap-
proved style, while the organ will Guido it
self in peaiing out the notes of the wedding
march.
The directors yesterday morning adopted
the plan published in yesterdays GLOBE
and reduced the admission price for chill
dren from Is to 10 cents Every Saturd ay
will be chldren'S day, with special fea-
lures in the programme. but the price will
prevail on any other day, just the same.
Maj. Gore yesterday notified all the schools
of this decision. \ big crowd to-day is ex-
pected as the result.
IL Is ODsery diJlo- u matter OF education,
that the statuary hall attracts more and
more people as the show goes OH. People
come and on the first visit scan the figures
hastily; the second time they grow inter
ested, and the third visit brings a catalogue
and study of the classics and the interest
is increased ten-fold. The same is true Of
the paintings. The hall of statuary has
been vastly improved by the addition OF the
| Berlin collection.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-18
NOTES.

It seems as though some means might be
devised whereby theBruSh electric lights could
be fixed so that they could be run with some
degree of regularity One or two evenings
ago all of the lights vent out at once in the
art gallery, nece5sitating the closing OF the
doors for the evening. This is the seventh or
eighth time they have gone out there, and it
begins to grow mOaOtOnous.
The machinery was closed down a short
time yesterday afternoon, owing to break
in one O. the steam pipes The audie nce
awaited themselves of the opportunity and
encored the Mexican band several times.
Since the regular smokingroom was estab-
lished and the weather :own too cool for out
door smoking, the occupation of the Nicotine
club is gone.
Yesterdays attendance was very large, but
not because it fair day. Weather
matters very little with the Exposition
crowds.
William Bradford. the Arctic painter, in
with a talk on the land of the midnight sun.
The fakirs are again clustering on the
island, where three new games are in full
blast Where are you. Col. Hill !?
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen,
in whose honor the day was named, thronged
the building last night
Members OF the Mexican band are perfect
souvenir fiends and each will bear home a
large collection.
Mayor Ames made his first appearance as a
director yesterday morning, and will soon
''catch on
The question went ar ound press headquar-
tiers yesterday: "Do all get to kiss the
brdes"
Maj Regain will make an especial brides
cake for the wedding festivities next Satur-
| day,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-18
CRANE JURY VICTIMS.

Three Sentenced--SOme Plead Not
Guilty, and Others Given More
Time.
The grand jury brought in another lot
of indictments yesterday afternoon. Some
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-18

Additional minneapolis News On
Fifth Page.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-15
THE SLUGGERS.

Fogarty is in Philadelphia. Heis grow
ing big, and will soon leave the middle
weights.
Tom Cannon and Anton Pierre have
been matched to wreStle the best two in
three falls, in Cincinnati, on the 10th in
slant.
Jack Burgess has opened wine room
the pugilistic arena for some time to
come.
Mrs. Joe Goss has received from Eng
land several handsome silver cups, which
her late husband won while champion Of
England.
Joe McAuliffc is hailed as 4 coming heavy
weight in San Francisco. McAulitfe is
but - years old, stands & feet ;! inches,
and scales 22O pounds.
Frank Herald, of NicctOwn, and John
L. Sullivan have agreed to give boxing
entertainment ut SchuetZcn Park, Union
Hill, n. j., on the afternoon of August Is.
J.B. MeekS, of Riverside, y. j., offers
to match Il one hundred pound man against
any man OF even weight in the country
to fight with hard gloves 10 4 finish for a
purse.
Lynch, of Philadelphia, will not fight
Martin Dempsey, the champion feather
weight, and in consequence has forfeited
$1OO. Dempsey says all the feather
weights are afraid Of him.
Peter Nolan, of Cincinnati, who lately
defeated Jack Burke, will visit New York
and try to arrange a glove contest with
DOminick Mccartney, Frank Herald, or any
of the middlc-wcights.
Mrs. Jane EnoS is the champion female
sluggcr of Brooklyn. She was arrested
recently for pounding two women. Mrs.
EnoS admits that she has taken lessons in
boxing from Il professional.
Tom McAlpine has taken McIGcnry John
son (colOrcd) under his care and started
for st. Paul, Mimi, to back him TO fight
the gigantic colorcd boxer, Billy Wilson,
for 5000 side and the gate receipts.
Patrick Riley, on behalf of Joe Filings
worth, has deposited $3.50 for match with
Jack Fogarty, the fight to be to finish
with small gloves, and for $1,000 side;
the fight to take place six weeks from sign
ing articles.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-15
CLARKSBCRG,

A New Fire Company-The Mystery of the
Graves Cleared Up-Notes.
Special Telegram 10 The Sunday Regiser.
CLARKsBURG, August 14.-Clarksburg
has at last, after many warnings, organized
a fire company which is to be under the
immediate supervision of the city authori-
ties. This is a step in the right direction
and enterprise worthy of encouragement
and support
Pitferling, who was fined by the Mayor
some time since, petitioned the Council to
remit the fine imposed upon him. The
Council refused to do anything in the
premises.
Some light has been shown upon the
mystery of the graves discovered while ex-
cavating on the Public Building grounds
These premises were originally owned by
Mr.. Carpenter, and by him conveyed 10
Captain Hewes who decided them to Lloyd
Lowndes, the latter of whom owned them
for nearly fifty years. An old and respect
ed colored woman, Aunt Milley Chopin,
says she can remember that many years
ago there was church on this lot, and that
it was no infrequent thing to use the lot us
Il burying ground, and that she well recol-
lects that several colored persons owned by
Captain Hewcs were inferred i'll that neigh
borhoOd. Aunt Milley is perhaps the old
est citizen of the county, being about
ninety-siX years of aye. She has n very
retcntive memory and delights in relating
the traditions OF the past. Harrison coun-
ty aboundS in many interesting incidents,
and it is TO be reg rcttcd that the project of
writing its centennial history fell through
and particularly rs the old landmarks are
going one by one. Among those of our
oldest citizens who have died are Nathan
COpp, John Stcalcy, Milton Wires, ID. J.
Adams, DR.. DAVIDSON and Rein Davis.
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MINES AND MINERS.

A coal seam has been found ut TalcLhu
ane, Mexico, slid to be of workable
thickness.
4 cooperative coal company has been
organized ut Peoria, ILL.,, with capital Of
$780, 600.
There is q scarcity of coal cars on the
different railroads, and operators complain
that their trade is suffering.
4 company has been forn'ed at Lctitia,
Kansas to prospect for coal, the blossom W
having been found to exist there.
Josiah Richards and Griffith Il. Thomas
were killed by fall OF rocl; ut Boston
mines, near Plymouth, Pa, last Saturday.
The Cleveland, Ohio, coal market is very
dull. Carbon Hill and Monday Creek
coal sells ut 81. lOI2.25 and MaSsilion at
- 5Oa2.6O.
River coal sells ut Cincinnati and Louis
Vile ut & Ea6lc per bushel for Second pool,
and 5la5I &c Tor Fourth pool.
The Wabash Coal and Mining Company,
of DesmoincS, Iowa, on July - shipped
the first cur of coal from their new shaft.
They find the vein four and one half feet
in thickness and the coal of excellent quail
ity.
Work in the mines around FroStburg,
Nd. Is not rs good rs it WAS last month.
The Consolidation Company has secured
the contract to furnish the Western Mary
land Railroad with coal There are u
great many men idle who have not been re-
turucd To work since the strike.
At no time in the history Of the coke
trade has business been better ut this set
son OF the year. 1t is during July and Au-
gust that the furnaces blow out to give the
men a rest and the furnaces IN OvcrhaulinG
during the hot weather. There is usually,
therefore, marked depression in the coke
trade ut this time, but no Such depression
hls shown itself thus far this year. The
furnaces have not been blown out, and
show no disposition to do 50; on the other
hand. number are reported coming IN.
The total shipments last month were -, .l0O
ears, or an average daily shipment for the
% working days of 1916 ears. Oithis the
syndicate shipped l., 900 ears and the out
side producers 400 ears. The syndicate
shipments thus fall nearly a thousand cars
short OF those for June. -KeySiOHr CJuricr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-15
NEW MARTINSNILLE.
Separated Twenty-Thrcc Years General
Local News Of the Week.

Separated Twenty-ThrCc Years General
Local News Of the Week.
SpcriR TIL gran IN he SHohry Register.
NEW MAETINsvILLE, W. Va, August H.
MIR. Robert Pembcrton returned home
Thursday from II two weeks visit To ms
brother ut New Bedford, Mass, whom ht
had not seen since their separation i'll Eng
land. twCnty-thrcc years ago. lie reports
4 delightful trip and had the pleasure OF
seeing the yacht contest between the May
flower and Galatca.
Miss Mamie and Mr. John Mott, nice,
and nephew of Mrs. Sep Hall, and MIR
Arthur Sherman, nephew of Senator Shcr
man, of DcS MOincs, Iowa, are spending /;
few days with the family OF Sep Hall Esq
They are on their way home from New
York, Philadelphia and other eastern
points.
Mrs. Thomas McI.ain, OF Wheeling, In,
Joined her sister, Mrs. John DOddridgr, fol
4 few days.
Mr.. A. w. Omard is home from Colorado
for few days
l.. r. Richardson received telegram
yesterday that his father, who lives at
Beverly, O., WAS not expected To live. lie
left on the first train.
Baxter McGregor, OF ParErrsburg, was
in town Thursday.
Judge John Brannon was i'll town
Thursday making the further acqualnt'
ance of the Democracy. 1t seems Ia bC
generally understood that Col. Zen will he
the choice of this county, with judge
BrannOn second choice.
Miss Georgia Hartlry's many friends
are glad to SEE her out again.
Mai. Ed. Mcdonnell, Chairman of the
County Democratic Executive Committee,
passed through town on Tuesday on hi,
way to Wilcyvillc 10 attend meeting o
the committee. Everything passed of
quietly, and it was unanimously decided
to hold County Convention. The 18th
of this month was fixed ~ the time for The
districts to select delegates To the Congress
sional, Senatorial and County Convcn
tions. w. :. Wiley, JuStus ELkin and ),
W. Newman were out.
4 new iron pump is to beput in the wei
in front of DR.. McCUmaS.
w. c. Martin, accompanied by young
friend from PittSburg, is expected home
this evening.
Il. J.. Pcmbcrton, of the st. Mary:
Oraclc. was up "Wednesday evening.
Mrs. ThoS. Honbrook has been making
visit through Ohio this week.
And 50 our friend Clarence Laird got tn
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&. b. at last. We are sorry, still he may
be thankful that he was INDUCED this long,
for the demands for his removal were num-
erous and urgent, and not confined to the
Democratic party, either, Congratula-
lions to Dept. Baird, Jr.
Rev. ID. S. Hammond is peace-maker
in practice as well rs theory, and is a
whole police force at knock-down. Such
is the opinion of Chris. Anthony and bud
SnOdgrass.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Onward gives pro-
greSsive euchre party this evening.
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AIierhenrs in Third Place.

The only change in the standing of the
Association clubs since last week is that
the Alleghenys have changed positions
with the BroOklyns and in the third place
again. Louisville is tightening its grip on
second place and is gradually closing the
gap between it and ST. Louis, which IS
still, however, a long way ahead in the
race for the pennant Brooklyn in fourth
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-15

place is only two games behind the Ale
ghenys and five ahead of the Cincinnatis,
which latter nine is playing great ball and
working hard to get to the top. The
standing of the respective clubs is ap-
LII.
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To Ladies'

suffering from functional arrangements or
any of the painful disorders or weaknesses
incident to their sex, DR.. Il. '. Picrcr'S
treatise, illustrated with wood-cuts and
colorcd plates (lGO pages, suggests sure
means of complete Scli-curc. Sent for 10
cents in stamps Address Worlds DiSpcn-
slry Medical Association, Buffalo, y. \.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-15
SPORTING.
BASE BALL.
Games to be PLAYED.

Games to be Played.
August I6, I7-Metropolitan VS.. Allegheny ~
PittShurg ,,;
August Is, l6-BaltimOre VS.. Louisville III LOUIS
vile. . o.
August Is, lG-BrOOklyn VS.. st. LOUIS d. o.
Louis. o,..;,,
August l6-Athletic vs.. Cincinnati, al Clilcii'-
natl. Q.
August -, 2l-Allegheny VS.. St. Louis, al d.
Louis
August 10, 2l-Cincinnati VS.. Louisville, al Lou
vile. Mai
August 10, 21-Athletic VS.. Baltimore, al bai'i'
more. -,
August l9-MetrOpOlitan VS.. BrooEIyh' ~
Brooklyn. -,
August 2l-BroOklyn VS.. Metropolitan a'
Staten Island.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-15

New jersey, New York and New England
locomotive builders expect to secure orders
during the current month. Railroad man.
ayers are more inclined to increase their
rolling stock at this time, than they have
been for year or two past.
The leading car builders in this and
other States report business good. Several
car shops now have orders ahead for ninety
days. Wages have undergone no change
and the 10 hour system is generally recOg-
nized. Where employment is to be had it
is given to those who are willing to work
ten hours, rather than to those who insist
on only nine hours, and where discharges
have to be made, the nine hour men have
to go. The quiet opposition of the en-
plOyers is being generally brought to bear
against the nine hour rule, and labor feels
it, but is at a loss for effectual means of
resistance.
Through the Southwest great many as
semblieS af the Knights of Labor have been
recently formed The negroes are coming
into the order rapidly. They make good
members, are prompt in paying their dues
and endeayOr to carry out the principles OF
the organization as they understand them.
The same spirit Of organization extends
throughout Texas and the Western Terri
tories.
4 steel manufacturer of Sheffield, tcStl-
fying before the Royal Commission on Trade
Depression in Great Britain, spoke OF the
loss OF their most valuable market, the
United States, by the growth Of American
works fOStered by the tariff. He testified
that if the price OF certain quality OF
steel at Sheffield was $40 ton, and the
price of the similar American article was
Ei2 per ton, he could not sell in this
country, because the duty would bring the
cost of his steel to nearly G5iper ton. lie
then said that the consumers i'll this coun-
try did not pay anything like the amount
that is represented by the duty now that
the works have been established and though
Prof Bonamy Price tried to get him to
make an admission of that kind, the only
result of a crOSs-eXaminatiOn was the state
ment: Il believe ut the present time they
lthe Americans) pay no more for their
steel than they would if they had no duty. y
This is rather an unusual admission from
an English manufacturer whose trade has
whose trade has suffered by American
competition made possible by n protective
tarilf-Pbiia. Lcdger.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-15
Clnb Averages.

The Louisvilles are now the best fielding
team in the Association with the st. Louis
second and the Brooklyns and Alleghenys
tied for third. In batting the LouiSvillcs
are also first with the champions and
Brooklyns tie for second.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-15
Fools Rush in, Where Angels Fear to
Tread"

SOimpetuouS youth is often given TO folly
and indiScrctions; and, rs a result, nervous
mental and organic debility follow, mem
DRY is impaired, seli-contidcncc is lacking;
at night bad dreams occur, premature old
age seems setting in, ruin is in the track.
In confidence, you can, and should write
To DIR. X. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, y. Y, the
author of treatise for the benefit of that
class of patients, and describe your Symp-
toms and suiicringS. He can cure You 1T
your home, and will send you full partic-
ulars by mail.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-15
R III RAILROAD.

B., Z. RAILROAD.
Leave Bellaire at 9:35 a In. for Summerfeld
and GAINESVILLE.
Leave Bellaire al 30 p. m for WOods6eld and
Summerheld.
Leave Bellaire at $40 p. N. for WoOdsfield.
Arrive al Bellaire 800 a. III, l2jO p. m. and 40
l d.
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MARRIED.

9TH lNSi, ut the Wesley VI. f. Chapel, 10y the Rev.
Spencer King, Mr. JAMES VI. Sullivan, of tiucn-
natl, 10 Miss SUSAN +. DERRICK, of this city
charleston, W. Va, and Cincinnati papers
please copy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-15
Irarrlrrs' Guide.

4 RRIVAL. AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
y EXPLANATION OF REFEEENCE MARKS. HbHlly.
sunday excepted. MONDAY cxccptcd.-Whccl-
ing Time:
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Aeu, advertisements.

E,oR sALE-TwELvE on GOOD WORK
II MULES Well broke Can be bought cheap
Enquire Of KASLEY & BROOKS, i7A Market
street aul9eAd
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A ENCOURAGEMENT.

hereby announce myself a candidate for
County Commissioner OF Washington District,
Ohio County, subject to the decision Of my friends
and the Democratic party at primaries, Saturday,
August n.
With Compliments,
anlSrr snAMcl,s WILLIAM A. NICHOLS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-15

UTANTED-THE FOLLOWING FILES OF
w the DAILY AND SUNDAY REGISTER. Sub
scribers having such, or any part OF them, In
their possession will confer great favor by leay-
REGISTER of the year lSS5 Of following dates:
September S, 3 H. H. l6, ., II, =, y, and 0cto-
Der ~ ~ 90 and q. SUNDAY REGISTER OF the
year ISIS OF follwing dates: April l., May 10 and
npcamharG aull
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druggists.
The Following Certificates Will Explain
Themselves.

wmEELING. ". IA, April j., lSsi
MESSES. T. II. LANCE & co.
Gentlemen i have tried three bottles Of your
Bakers Magic Relief which have cured me com
pctcly of spran of my wrist received thirty
years ago Not the slightest trace Of swelling or
pain remained. Respectfully,
Mrs = ]. FLORENCE.
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JUANTED-ACTIvE AGENTS TO SELL
w Mining Specialties. Big money in COM
mission. or salary and expenses paid. Address,
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BrCEHANSOS, ". VA, April 10, 1855.
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How the League Stands,
INCLUSIVE OF THURSDAYS GAMES.

Lost................. ~ 80 4lAl.56 47'3g I56IS5e