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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-07
FINCk & McCAULE\

COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND LUMBERXEv
SUPPLIES.
Liberal Advances Made on Yonsiguneuts), +rLl
az slBLEY STREET. ST. PAUL
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Exchange and expressage on in.

Total disbursements
REHABILITATION
Total receipts. .S573. 1852 o.
Total disbuI semets. 53T, 1923 q
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK,
Corner 1n.r I'd and Rnnert s1ranrs
Toledo Grain,

CAPITAL s5on mo-
WALTER MANN RICHARD E. SLOWER
President Cashier
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Attest: FRANK ROBERT. Jr.. Clerk.
HENRY OGoRMAN, Attorney for Petitioner.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-12
STORM AT NASHVILLE,
Considerable Damage BY Wind and Light.
ming,


NASHVILLE, TESS., July lO.-The heavy
storm, which broke loose at midnight be-
tween ST, Louis and indianapolis, reached
here with terrific fury u ll:02 A. NJ and
from that time to IL 40 blew at the rate Of
sevsnty.iour miles an hour, II was her
aided by slight hail, and then burst forth
with astonishing s~uddRnness tearing into
shreds the Signal Service Gags on top oil the
Burns Block, and the wooden trap leading
to the roof was blown 90 far away II
could not be found, Three Of the large
French glass papes In the Signal Service
office, fourth floor, We're badly shattered
awnings were Tuthlessly torn asunder,
while hanging signs were dying In every
direction. The edge OF the storm struck
the north portion of the State Capitol, cut
tinga windowsash out as clean andsmooth
as II by machinery, but otherwise not
damaging the edihCe,
1t swooped down with terrific force on
and across the lawn Of the mansion Of
Mrs, President James X, Polk, and threat
ened demolition Of the monument Of the
deceased President, Ms. Polk, now in
her eighty-fourth year, stood at the front
window and witnessed the terrific scene
with great t~repidation lest the monument
should either fall before the wind or be
crushed by ~uprooted trees which stood
near 1t, When the worst OF the storm
was over, she expressed great joy that
the tomb had at least been spared, Trees
were blown heltsr.skelter Rlongth streets,
almost bloCkading them. While the storm
was raging sheets OF water fell, deluglng
thoroughfares and impeding all travel, 4
piece Of tin roof was sent whirling along
Cherry street, striking the Berry Block
with great violence, A part Of the roof Of
Dut's china store, on Front street, was
blown away, The gable end Of McAlls'
tors warehouse, corner Broad and College
street was blown in, demOlishing a wagon
on the street. Three stables were fred
and destroyed by lightning. All Commu-
niCation was lost by tue Baltimore & Ohio
Telegraph Company, but the breaks will
be repaired by tomorrow morning,
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INFANT MORTALITY.


Tho Hot Weather Crrrylng OF Babies In
New York 1T m Alarming Rate.
NEW York, July 10.-A irightiul In
crease in the mortality among the infants
in this city has alarmed the health au-
thorltles, Out OF a total Of I'LL deaths
this week, 6S9 were Of children under s
years, the excess over the same week last
year being Ill, and over last week 2O3.
Yesterday there were 22l deaths, 70 per-
cent OF them being children. This was
tho highest record for two years. The
greatest proportion Of infant deaths Is In
the tenement house districts. In former
years the city has employed q corps Of
physicians and inspectors TO make daily
tours through these districts for the pur.
pose OF giving free advice and prescrlp!
tons and to see that the sanitary arrange.
ments were good,
This year a freak OF municipal economy
cut of the $4,000 appropriated for his ser.
vices, aud it has been abandoned. The
Board OF Health has Issued a circular
with instructions for the proper nursing
and feeding OF infants and the best rene.
dies for the usual infant complaints. The
health officers say that a further continue.
ton OF hot weather will make the death
List OF babies still more appalling.
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LOCAL REy1TIFs.
of Minor Moment in and About
the City,

the City,
THE new boilers for the Wheeling pot
terry have arrived from Pittsburgh.
THRRE will bes moonlight excursion on
the Princess to steubenville, this evening,
Tue members Of the M@nnerchor have
decided on white plug hats for the MI
waukee excursion.
Tax Disciples church and Sunday school
will give their annual basket picnic At
Wheeling Park tomorrow,
BURGLARS attempted to effect an en-
trance into L, o. Kimmins' grocery at Elm
Grove Friday night, but were frightened
of with a shotgun.
Tue new engines Of the Wheeling Com
pRny's steel plant at Bsnwood are TO be
tested to-day, Mr., j. DobbinR, the build.
or, has come from Milwaukee, Wis, for
that purpose.
The Nora Lytton Dramatic Company
closed its weeks engagement ut the PEG.
ple's Theatre Saturday night to the best
audience Of the series, This closes the
season at this house.
TUE Wheeling Parnell Club will meet
this evening at the Court House, The
ward committees appointed TO raise funds
for the aid OF the Home Rule canvass are
expected to present their reports.
THI Council Committee on Real Estate
and the Board OF Commissioners Commit
tee on Building will hold q joint session
to-day 10 take action regarding the repairs
20 the exterior OF the Public Building,
SATURDAY was the thirty'first anniyer-
sary Of the organization Of the Wheeling
Turnbund, and the Turner'S celebrated 1t
yesterday by O dinner at their hall at s =,
II. The members and o few friends en-
ioyed the affair hugely,
Arg o'clock Saturday afternoon Rev,
MI, Randolph united In wedloCk Joseph \,
Warner, OF PhillipsbRrg, Pa, and Misa
Anna Dempsey, Of Pi!tsburgh, The cere'
mony was performed at Justice Davls'a
Office.
The prizes to be given to the winnersin
the coming road races and hill climb I'M
der the auspices OF the Wheeling Wheel
men have been put on exhibition and
attract much attention. They are very
handsome,
The crowd at the Park yesterday was
not go large as ia usually attracted by tho
Opera House OrchestrG's concerts, but the
attendance wa good. The prospect Of
rain deferred many from going, and lots
0 peOple have not entirely recovered IRON
their Fourth.
A SPECIAL term Of Part II OF the Circuit
Court was held Saturday, Judge Boyd on
the bench. Commissioners were appoint
ed to condemn q portion OF the Wheat
property, lots Nos So, SO, 81 aud IS, La
grange addition, In the Eighth ward, for
the purpose Of erecting a school house
and also for the purpose Of Condemning q
right Of way through the grounds Of Major
Alonzo Loring, at Elm Grove, for the
pipes Of tho Natural Gas Company oil
West Virginia.
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The COlored man hit by the train last
week Ia still living.

The Colored man hit by the train last
week 10 still living.
Mrs. A. ]. Baggs left Saturday for New.
ark, o., where her mother, Mrs. Mabery,
Is very sick.
Rev. Charles Hollister, who has been
home on a visit for q week, has returned
TO youngstown.
Miss Albertson and a lady friend, both
teachers Of the high school OF steubenyille,
are the guests Of MrS. j. s. Winters.
Following Is the result OF the Demo.
cratic primaries held Ia Bridgeport Satur.
day for delegates 10 attend the County
Convention, 10 be held In Bellaire Tues.
day next: VIM. T'rasler, r. j. Alexander,
g. W. Medill, Ed. Keller. The a~ltornates
are Frank Seigler, j., Samuel Wilson,
Henry H~einanger, John Hollohan. Cen.
trail Committeeman, Dt. Van Wagner.
Work on the Wheeling Natural Gas
Company'g ditch is In progress down Bank
street and In the tunnel under the O, K p,
and O., L. & W. railroad tracks. II viii
be continued to-day, In the hope Of getting
out Of the way Of business necessary 10 be
done on Bank street. AT the railroad
crossing, q tunnel elk feet In height and
twelve feet below the tracks will contain
the gas pipe encased Ia o larger cast iron
pipe Tor safety. In crossing the creek the
county bridge will DO used, the pipes be-.
Ing hung from the glrders underneath the
west side foot path, A force Of men are
a. work Tor the gas company tightening
the bridge supports, 90 that there shall be
no danger from oyerbtfain,
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Al the last meeting OF the Germans
Singing Society the following officers were
elected for the coming six months: Dlrec
tor, Proi. Ed. scheufler; Vice Director, L
B. Stencil President, Louis Fuhr; Vice
President, + Lauppj Corresponding Sec
rotary, A. Friese; Financial Secretary, q
Reinhart Treasurer, ]. Peblerj Librarian
A. Nollei Banner Carrier, L. Spieker
Flag Carrier, o. Rolf; Music Committee
Ed. sCheuiler, o. b. stRnEll, 0. SUhnepf
II. sChrebe, o. W. Ferlck.
Tho society cleared ut lie picnic on July
over 5000, which with the funds applica
BILE 10 the purpose already In the treasury
will give each active member S26 In add,
ton 70 his tiCketto Milwaukee. The Ger.
mania will wear pearl diCer hats, They
will probably be accompanied by tht
Opera House brass band. Sleeping CatI
Will be attached 10 the Baltimore &Ohic
train on which they 10.
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There were two cases in police court
Saturday. This morning there will be a
least eighteen. These are Charles Grinnell
and Henry Williams, run in by Officer
Bell for fighting on Market street; Jessie
Baldwin, Laura Rose and two men, ar
rested In a house Of Ill repute on Market
street when II was raided by Officers Wat
son, Dunlap and Lukens; Florence Liv-
ingston and Kitty Darrah, arrested on the
street Saturday night by Officer Junkins
John Faulstick, run in by Officer TrusChel
for abusing his family, and two young
men run in last night by officer Bell fol
fighting on the Mcclure house corner.
Last night the house Of Josephine Boyd,
on Tenth street, was raided. -Four women,
all colored, and three white men and q
colored man were captured. The men
and one woman gave security and the
other three women were locked up. Off
Ger Duffy ran in a drunk last night,
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The slate roof has been put on the new
Cleveland & Pittsburgh depot.
Work on the franc Of Spence, Bayes 4
Co.'s new foundry Is we'll under way.
James and William Page leave for Niles
Ohio, to-day, where they will work In the
nail factory.
On Friday night a peculiar but unsuc.
cessful attempt was made to rob the house
and cellar Of Officer Robert Hanson, in the
Orchard.
Vice President Edwards and DEPUTY
0'Leary organized the tenth lodge Of the
A. A. Of !. & IS. W. OF the Second district
saturday-Woodruf lodge, Of Martina
Ferry.
The Knights Of Labor at the Standard
mill have settled with the company on
the old scale, except the hook up and
drag out, who receive 0S and 0 cents pei
ton respectively.
James Radcliffe left Friday for Toronto,
Canada, where he will represent the glass
cutters Of this vicinity In their effort "a
amalgamate with the American Flint
Glass Workers Union.
Mayor Keller received q telegram from
Philadelphia Saturday, stating that bis
mother was dying. He left ON the s p. N,
train over the Baltimore & Ohio. He ap.
pointed NJ. Q. Mitchell to ill his place
during his absence.
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AnourpEopLE,


strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Mr., George II. Hoffman,, Of Philadel'
phia, 10 at the stamm.
Ed. +. Booking and Charlie Hughes are
of on a Northwestern trip,
superintendent OF Schools Morgan, o.
Charleston, Is at the Mcclure.
Misses Gusta and Mary ~Sauvageot are
visiting friends in Washington, Pa.
Miss Bird Cakes, OF Wellsburg, is the
guest Of Miss Cora Zane, Of the Garden
Spot. .
Mr.. NJ. A. Brost, of New Martinsville,
was among yesterdays arrivals at the
st. James.
Rev. A. w. Peschau, OF Wilmington, N,
O., Is visiting his father, Henry Peschau
OF the Eighth ward.
Mr.. p. s. Anshutz, telegraph editor o.
the Register, finds time hang heavy on bis
hands, and has boughta bicycle.
Mrs. Hubbard and family, Of this city,
will spend a month or six weeks at the
Parkersburg Mineral wells this season.
Judge ]. I. Hoke, of Kingwood, n OIL
the best known lawyers In tho State, OF.
rived in the city last evening. lie is stop.
ping at the Stamm house.
Mr.. John II. McFall, for many years
pressman OF the Register, has gone to st,
Paul, Mime, having accepted a position
as pressman Of Mr.. Bakers Globe.
Col. Thomas JeIerson Trist, a descend.
ant OF Thomas Jefferson, accompanied by
his wife, was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. W. Steenrod at the Mcclure House
Saturday.
Mr.. Stephan Berbig and his sister, Mrs.
Mary Devine, OF Allegheny, have been
here on a visit to their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bsrbig, and left for home again
last evening.
Messrs. William hurry, George Troll,
R. II. Close and Ii. O. Meyer, Of ST. Glars.
vile, George Y. Burriss and Clarence
Hunter, Of smith6eld, were at the Mcclure
house yesterday.
Mrs. j. B. fancy and her sister.in.law,
Miss fancy, are the guests Of Mrs. O. II.
fancy, at Charleston. They narrowly
escaped being injured by a runaway train
a few days since.
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BsllaIre.

], W. Houston has resigned the presl,
denCy Of the Y. M. o. A.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry samsell are back
from Grand Island, Nebraska.
Rev. W, W, Walker, now OF Washing.
ton, Pa, was In town Saturday.
The family OF F. NJ. Strong has gone 10
ST. OlairsvilIe to spend the summer,
The Althof property on Noble street
will be sold to-day at the door oil the
Court House.
The body OF Julia Kaiu, who died in
Philadelphia, was brought home here and
buried yesterday from 81. Johns Church.
There is again some talk Of q Demo.
cratic daily here, at least for the cam.
paigl; but such q paper would scarcely be
run for revenue only.
The Ohio Valley railroad Is not dead by
any meanP, The Pennsylvania company
is even now paying hard cash for the
rights OF way ~bargained for below town.
The fair Of the Church OF God at Pinch
run, Friday and Saturday evenings, was a
great success. The church building and
grounds were literally packed with the
numbers in attendance,
Tho Democratic primaries Saturday
evening resulted rather unexpectedly in
the appointment Of delegates largely in
the majority for Joseph Beatty, the b. &
o. engineer, for Sheriff. The delegates
ares: First ward, George Detbaugh, not
committed Second, John Gallagher, Jas.
Fallen, Samuel Saliz Iaver, for Beatty
Third, WIN. Manly, Geo. h. Muth, T. G..
Hyatt, for Beatty; Fourth, John Flynn,
Wood Kinds, for Adam Faupel; Fifth,
Gus Hartenstein, for Faupel; Township,
Maurice Davis, Gus schick, for Beatty.
There was preaching in all the churches
yesterday, but there will be some vacant
pulpls now, Rev, J. L. Harris, Of Boston,
preached at the First Presbyterian Church.
Rev. r. NJ. Brown preached at the Second
Presbyterian, his last sermon before leav-
ing with bis family for q six weeks visit
to Denver. Rev. Mr.. Kendrick, an Epis.
copal home missionary, preached at the
Episcopal chapel. Rev. K. F. Keller
preached at the NJ. Z. Church the last
time before leaving for the vacation given
him. Rev. r. G. Wallace preached az the
U. P. Church, the first time since his Ill.
ness.
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Saturdays Washington, Pa, Reporter
says that the Willets well No. 2 was shot
Friday afternoon with q charge OF sixty
quarts Of nitro glycerine and responded
with heavy flows Of oil. Owing to lack OF
Iankage several hours production was lost
on the ground. Yesterday morning she
was turned into tho tanks and was report
ed by Mr.. Willets as doing 40 barrels an
hour. When the first flow was made q
considerable quantity OF rock was thrown
up, striking with great force against the
derrick. A team Of horses hitched near
by were 30 badly frightened that they ran
Off and striking against a fence, one Of
them was badly injured. This was the
first we'll finished out OF a batch Of six
started last February and completed early
III April, but shut down temporarily on &C.
count Of the heavy gas pressure and poor
showing OF oil. II Is located forty rods
west Of Smith No. 2, one OF the largest
gassers In the country, and twelve rods
south OF Pew 4 Emerson's line, on which
the Manifold l, a 4O0.barreler, was struck
at a depth Of 1850 feet. The Willets 9 is
down 2,337ieet. This does not extend the
field, because II is within developments
aud also within a few rods Of several gas.
sers and dry holes.
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held by W. s. Hanna, Charleston, 81
sharesi R, Hanna, Charleston, l share;
AT, Nye, IL, Marietta, 81 shares; II. H,
Nye and AT, Nye. MARKETS., l share each,
The Ohio River road has ordered at the
Minerva shops fifty freight cars, each
thirty. lour feet long, Tor the RccommodR.
lion Of long lumber. It ls probable that
fifty more will be ordered.
The total expenditures OF Hancock
county, W, Va, Tor the fiscal year ending
June !, were S7,75l II, the largest item
being S2,SQ9 Tor support Of the poor. The
levy for the ensuing year is $50 cents,
The residence OF Frank Moore, O
wealthy resident Of HarrisVille, was en-
tered very quietly by unknown parties
and $9,40O and many valuable papers
stolen. There Is no clue to the thieves.
The total taxable property In Brooke
county, w, Va mot including railroad
property, ia $S,02I532. This Is q falling
oi from last year Of $50 5S5. On person.
ality there Ia q loss OF $4,000, and = slight
increase in reality.
Thomas ], Watson was at work paint
lHk uAp VI tue VuuueLatIH ~ tub abyluu
at Weston, when an explosion occurred,
from the foul air and gas, which injured
him 80 seriously that 1t was thought his
wounds would prove fatal.
Cardinal Gibbons, OF Baltimore, who IL
rusticating for a few days at Deer Park,
preached at high mass in st. Peters
church at Oakland yesterday, There was
a very large crowd present, excursion
trains being run from Piedmont aud Other
points,
Some women living on Role run, neal
Huttonsyille, Randolph county, engaged
in a terrific stand'up fight last week, A
woman named Wallace figured ConspiCu'
ously. The fight or series Of fights we're
conducted In true prizs-rlng fashion, the
contestants stripping aud going in fol
blood. They were nearly all women o.
loose reputation.
Parkersburg Is all torn up over the eyi,
denCe adduCed during a two days trial o.
W, II, Bell before Recorder Conley, Bell
rana vaudeville that got to bel 40 loud thai
q warrant wasswoEn out, charging his place
with being a nuisance. A nominal fine
was the result Of excitement, Some raCy
evidence was brought out, Bell has left
town fora time, leRvinghis place in charge
OF a woman, The entire police force OF the
town was summoned 10 establish the good
character Of the dive.
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1,oY. neorro Q. MlIdlnr.

According to an Illinois paper Just re.
ceIySd, q former West Virginia Methodist
p%feGcfef, the Rev. q, @. Wllding, who Il
now stationed at Monmouth, Illinois
made d very able Grafton on the 4th Inst,
AZ Kifkwoot, In that State. The many
friends OF MI. Wilding Ia West Virginia
will DO glad 10 hear that he 10 very popu'
lar In lie new field o. labor, The Kirk
wood Daily Leader has this 10 say Of the
In lie Grafton Rev. Mi. wildlnR made
some strong hits, but he kept Up such 4
happy strain, al through the hour he
spoke, that even those who would take
exception 10 his ideas could not help emil.
ing az his witty way OIL presenting them.
Strong party people were disposed 10
.ftoWn az bis reference 10 ilaDhlne politics
and party idolatry, but many admitted
That 30 Waa cofteck
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i CoSsrANTINoPLE, July 1.-THE various
Turkish diplomatic representatives abroad
have been ordered to ascertain the views
Of the Powers in regard to the Batoum
affair. A portion Of the ministry main,
tain that Turkey Is entitled to summon
the aid Of England by virtue OF tho Cyprus
convention on the ground that the action
Of Russia threatens the Sultan's AsiatiC
territory. The Porte has paid Russia q
further sum Of G5O,000 towards the liqui.
datinn Of the war indemnity. Turkey has
authorized free passage Of THE Dardanelles
BY Russian torpedo boats on their way To
Odessa. Large orders for torpedo boats
are given out by the Porte.
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RIVER NEWS.
stage of tho Water aud Movements Of Il
Steamboats,,

stage Of tho Water and Movements OF Tie
Steamboats,.
The O., La W. railroad transfer steamer,
Lizzie Townsend, 10 10 20 on Armstrong;
docks at PL. Pleasant for repairs.
A barn on the premises Of Capt. Hod
Knowles, at H%oCkinRsport, was burned 70
the ground last week. Ahlgh wind was
blowing at the time and the town mar.
rowly escaped destruction.
The Andes managed to reach CinCln.
natl Friday evening, over tw~enty.lonr
hours behind time. She laid up there
and will wait until there 10 q good boating
stage before che ventures out again. Her
crew was sent home by rail.
The river 10 again falling and The sand
bars and snags are sticking out oil along,
The marks Last evening showed q depth
here Of only 2 feet 4inches. The Davis
Island dam 10 up. The only boats run.
ming are the smaller packets Rndthey can.
mot load heavily.
Capt. Hold Knowles has Of last found a
steamer Tor the ChRtleeloh.PitsburRh
trade In the Benton Mcmillan, which he
purchased at Cincinnati last week, The
MCMILLAN has been running Ia d Cumbef,
land river trade. Capt Knowles has been
on the lookout for q steamer for q long
time 10 run In opponluon 10 The Chan.
cellor,
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The Murdered Town Marshal.

This evening q musical and literary en-,
hall, OF Moundsville, In charge Of q com,
mittee consisting OF j. w. Gallaher, W
B. Humphrey and g. s. McFadden, FOL
the benefit Of the widow and orphans o.
Rev. ]. r. Thatcher, the murdered Towr
Marshal. Col. Hugh Sterling will be stage
manager, and very attractive programme
has been announced, which includes Q
vocal solo by Miss Flora Williams, Of Mar
tins Ferry, and another by Mrs. Emms
Moore Scott.
The statement published yesterday thai
over $1,000 had been subscribed for Mrs
ThatCher's relief 10 misleading. The
amount 90 far subscribed Is s5O0,SS, O.
which $500 has been paid In.