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The rsnnl AerIdnnlnl Shot.

New YoRx, July Civilian G, Town.
send and William F. oOuSOins, 1e.year.
old boys, aud fast friends, were shooting
at q target at the home Of the former on
BuenA-Vista avenue, Yonkefg, late yes.
terday afternoon, when the weapon, while
10 the hands Of CougeinS, was accidentally
discharged. The bail struck Townsend, 10
the eye and inflicted o wound which
proved fatal two hours later Coroner
Mitchell was notified and held an inquest,
when q verdict Of accidental death was
rendered by the jury. The Couseins boy
ID greatly distressed over the affair.
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EbiSHuhs, July O.-Mb Gladstone has
telsstaphed 10 the Liberals Of Edlnbutg
congfAtulAtlng them on having wtssled
Lhs scat In tie central division from ].
Wilson.
The pfemief'e teltgaui BAysl n rejoice
that the capital Of dear old Scotland has
bhAken otf the ChAlnB and once more
spoken With q voice whose sound will ring
throughout the land On behalf 81 Justice
aud peace TOT 1tolAndN
a mob ol Ualoni6lS to-day tore down q
green Homo Rule aAg which Wa hanging
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WHEN Mark Twain was shown the
mumided remains Of departed Egyptian,
he wanted to know whether the old man
was dead, The Register doesn't know q
dead conference when it sees one, but
hunts it as IL it were live game. The
Register may behonest in itsiGnorance, but
the publicis not ignorant in It's honesty.
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onAnaRs on oonnupr1oN.
Open Bribery Alleged Against the ST, LouI
House Of Delegates,

House pt Delegates,
81, LOUIS, Mo-, July 6.-Charges Of cor
Eupton and bribery, fraud, and unlawful
legislatlon against the municipal House Of
Delegates are becoming numerous, The
charge that twelve members Of the House
were ineligible to Office when elected has
been partially substantistsd. That the
knowledge Of this fact by persons interest
ed In railroad legislation has been used by
them 10 influence the members has been
proved, and to-day charges Of open bribery
are made and the Republican this morn
ing states thsta person who speaks where-
Of he knows will testify before the grand
jury that the passage Of the Forest Park
and Carondolst Street Railway bill was
ELECTED by the most open use Of money,
He.will testify, the paper says, as follows;
knew that money was used 70 pro-
cufh the passage Of this bill, so tst at least
as the statement Of the man who paid the
money can 90 10 prove the assertion" !
have heard that one OF the members OF
the House was talking about having paid
mohey 10 the Railroad Committee for re.
puEHuk tub ulll' E1' publbFt mbulpeI VI
the House, came into my Office one day,
ana after some casual conversation re-
questsd, or rather intimatsd TO me, that 1t
would be friendly act to get this delegate
70 quit talking, and as he put II, to keep
his mouth shut.
! was the gentleman, and after very few
preliminarlts he told me that he had paid
y 900 to the Railroad Committee Of the
House Of Delegates to report the Forest
Park and Carondelst Railroad bill, and he
did not care who knew 1t, for the persons
who had taken his money had gone back
on him on another occasion subsequently,
He described to me in detail the transaC.
ton, Idld not ask him from what source
this money came because l had no doubt
OF itin my own mind,"
It Is also stated that 81 900 In cash and
s., 900 worth Of stock was gwen to a mem.
Der to influence him to vote sgRinat the
Electric Railway bill, and that the priv
llege OF naming the stations along the
route Of thstroad was promised to another
for the mepurpose.
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nEsrRUoTIvE FIRE
At Denysr-Academy Of AIuslo Totally De.
stroysd by the Flames.


DESyRR, COL, July Cat l;l6 this
morning Rre was discovered in the Acade-
my Of Music and before the fire depart
ment could get to work the flames were
lsaping through the building in hall O
dozen places, and in Q few minutes the
building was one mass Of flames. The
heat was 60 intense that the tiFemen were
driven from the front Of the building, be-
ing unable to stand the intense heat, It
now became evident that the Academy
was doomed and the 6remen devoted
themselves to saving the Rocky Mountain
Nf'ps building and the Goode and Nc
OlintiG blocks, which were adjoining,
The flames spread 80 rapidly and the
heat became so intense that in less than
fifteen minutes after the discovery OF the
fire the wires Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, whose office 10 in the
block directly across the alley from the
Academy, were melted In two and all the
service was destroyed,
The operators managed 10 save the
Wheatstons and other valuable instru-
ments, though several ol the valuable
hEuVltb Wefb uthUuyeu, 1Ht uEd wan tuo
quickest witassssd IN Denver, AhundTed
engines could not have saved the build
ing, which was a mass ot ruins within an
hour after the alarm was given, The
ground floor was occupied as business
housesin which several men we're sleeping
at the time Of the fire, all Of whom were
rescued by the fremen except "Tim"
Enright, an old roustahout who worked
Ia the saloon OF John KinsaVy, Earight
retired at l2 o'clock last night in an In
toxicated condition, and was forgotten
until too late and he perished in the
flames. The cause Of tho 6re Is at present
unknown.
The losses are as iollowsi P.F, Hughes,
owner ofthe Academy oil Music, $l25, 600,
insurance $4,000; Rocky AOuntain NetpS
$25, 1000, insurance $500; John Kineavy
5000. insurance 81 900; Solomon, cloth
Ter, g 600, insurance $1,000; Blasier,
tailor, $1,000, no insurance; Goode block
$4,000, insurance 7,50Oi Joseph Meskew
81 QUO, no insurance; MCOlinlic block
S2l 500. Smaller losses estimated at s, 900.
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"DASGER arising from q lack Of watch
fulness and vigilance is ever present"
says President Cleveland in his Fourth Of
July letter to TAmmany Hall. Gould
there be more delicate reference to the
early cucumber and the too.previous
unEnrmalon?
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TnG gas companies are getting in their
pipes and their gassers, and the first thing
we know wesNall be wondering why We
have not established more industries 10
reap a bigger harvest. Somebody is going
to be left. The lightning express doesn't
wait! Boom the old townI
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ThN i.rlnlSta pArndIae.

DESvER, Col, July 0.-The Denver
biographical Union have advanced the
scAle Of wages iof composition on morning
plpen from 40 10 30 cenW and aud on
a!tethoOu aud weekly papefS ifom 10 e
- cents. The raise d due 10 BeAfclty gl
printers 10 the West, The publlbhpio wiz
ascede 10 The demAndg,
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oaee1 Nh, 4s and ~ FourtooptA street,

Raiders Of TuR DAILY ISFELLEaENcRR
yso desire to hare that journal senl into pss
.ounlry during he summer will find each day
n die airalisirg columns a convenient blank
,,Iich Ney can cut Oul and fa in with sub
,eriOlion order.
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Mn, RANDALL's tariff bill is quietly laid
away in the graveyard Of the Ways and
Means Committee. Mr., Morrison may
appear as an official mourner, but he will
have to borrow the tears he weeps. What
q funny tariff game the Democrats are
playing, to be sure.
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NEw Yonk tuly e.-The yiSiblO supply
o. grain July SAs complied by the Pro.
duVe Exchange was ~ tollowsi Wheat
gs,ipb,gs0 buaheis, decfea0o i,gSs,gsb
buShelgi corn g,isg,e51, decrease 200, ESQ /
oaIS 9,SS0,V69, decrease zoo, ,e9t rye 270,l
sos, dtCtoa6ob ,0g9 barley a1g,esl, decteaae
g7,B1p,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-07

JAoKsosyiItr, fla, July S.-News has
ius. reached the 7Ymts taion, oIa terrible
Gale at Apalaohicola on Wednesday, the
soulkuprooting trees, unrooHng housesAnd
causinR loss Of $4,000. The telegraph
wires we're blown down and six persons,
four whItO and two colored who were
cauRht Ia the storm, lost their lives,
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CiNttsSAft, o., Juiy0 Tho Timet Sldf'I
special itom New Holland, Ohio, eAysi
Mls, Arnold, near thai place % today
celebrating the one hundred and ninth
AnniyeIaaiy other blflhday She. has two
elaletg living, one aged one hundred and
nlA and thp plhNl ono hhhdied and IMplYel
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Mr. b. Springer, Of Mechanlcsburg, Pa,
wfiteHi " was afflicted with lung lever
and abBcee1 on lungs, and redused 10 q
walking Bkeleton Got O free tfipl bottle
of Dr.. Rihg's New Discovery for Oonsump.
Hon, which did me 90 much good that /
bought q dollar bottle. After Using three
bottles, found myself once more o man,
completely restored 10 health, with d
hearty appetite, and 0 gain In Heah Of 4B
ibe,p Call Ut Logan & C0.b drug Btofe
and get q free trial bottle ol this certain
cure iof al Lung Diseases. Large bottles
800, AWFaw
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ESsurslon To Topela, itAnsAA, via Panhandle
Route agl ~,

On July 0, 1is, 8, 10, ii and is tbe
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 1 81. Louis Rail.
way Company will cell round lfip tickets
70 Topeka a the rate named above. al
Topeka round trip tickets 70 any point IN
Kansas eau DO obtained u rats ol one iafe
iof round Zip, For tpll particular oi OK.
c1tsion call on ol address, j, q. Tomlin.
son. Pa1seaeet Agent Panhandle route,
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rnlnl linll,rnr Arrlllrnl.

NEW YoAx, July e.--Near AnnaWak
station, weAlchester county, o freight
train was derailed by running over q
horse. Andrew Miller, the engineer, was
caught Under the engine and Killed, and
John Mclaughlin, the fireman, was badly
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Arkansas oity-K Kansas City, 10; WASH
ington,4 4. Earned runs, Kansas City, Il;
Washington, 2. First base hits, Kansas
City, 10; Washington, 8. Errors, Kansas
City, 8, Washington, 0. Umpne, Con.
nelly.
Al ST. Louis-st. Louis, 1;:Phisdel.
phia, 8. Earned runs, st. Louis, 1 Phila.
delphia, A. First base hits, St. Louis, A I;
Philadelphia, II. Errors, ST. Louis, s;
Philadelphia, l. Umpire, Gaffney.
AT Chicago Chicago, 6; Boston, o.
Earned runs, Chicago, 2; Boston, 8. Base
hits, Chicago, o; Boston, 10. Errors, Chi.
cago, 0; Boston, o. Umpire, Curry.
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HopR for a tune seems about to bid fare
we'll to Ireland, Prejudice holds her own
against justlce, II Is hardly possible
tRst Gladstone can overcome the Tory
gains thus far.
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from, the windows Of priests house at
Brigg, Lipeolpshire. The Gag was cut
into hundred pieces which we're strewn
about the street, The priest subsequently
displayed iresh banners and hired q guard
10 project them,
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Oue Irish friends will have to try 1t
s,lla, There is scarcely . chance left TO
mike il this time.
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THE PAYNE CASE,
THRRE RRPoRTs To pR made,
One of Vlndieation, Another Fayorlng In.
ysStigatlon, While Eyarts, Logan and
TellsFWln Make ops;of Explanation,
A Case Cited Somewhat Parallel,

WASHINGTON, D, O., July Gan even,
ing paper says 1t is understood that there
will be three reports on the Payne in
yestigation by the Privileges and EIec-
tiona Committee, The Democratic ssna-
tors will reporta viudicahon, Senators
Hoar and Frye will recommend an in,
ysHhgahon, and Senators Eyarts, Logan
and Teller will explain for technical
reasons why they were restrained from
recommending that the Senate take cog
nizance Of the charRfa Of bribery.
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AcKHR's BLOOD EtixiBibthu only Blood
Remedy guaranteed II lBa positive eofo
lof UlcefS, EtuptlQnH o. ByphilltlC Poison.
ing II puflHes the whole eyblem, and
baniehea all Rheumatic and NedfalKlu
palne. We guarantee II, Logan 4 O0
aud Chafled M6hkoniell6i.
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Gordon saro Of ID

ATLANTA, GA, July 0.--The result Of
the elections IN Georgia today insure the
nomination Of General Gordon for Cover.
nor The Democratic convention meets
on July %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-07

NR. CioscuES has discovered what It is
TO be on the wrong side Of q great quss'
finn.
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EVERYBODY who wants the old soldiers
kept out oil their pensions applauda the
Presidents fres,hand vetoes.
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THE OREGON MEMORIAL.

"To The Senate Of fthe United States;
"WHEREAs, 1t Is currently reported and
generally believed that L. F. Grover, by
bribery, the corrupt use OF money and
other unlawful and dishonorable means,
procured his election to the Senate OF the
United States by the Legislature Of the
State Of Oregon at It's last session; and,
WHEREAS, The said L. F. Grover, in
obedience TO a corrupt scheme to defraud
the State ot Oregon Of It's proper Electoral
vote as the Governor thereof, did unlaw.
fully, dishonesty, corruptly and by acts
Of usurpation, declare election to the Office
OF Presidential EleCtor for the State OF
Oregon on the 9th day OF December, 1876,
aud did issue a certificate OF election to
one E, A. Cronin, who had been defeated
by the people for said Office by more than
1000 msjohty and,
WHEREAS, The said L. F. Grover did
fraudulently undertake To sustain his said
act by falsely testitylng as witness con.
cerning the same before the Senate Com.
mittee on Privileges and Elections, on or
about the 9th day Of January, 1877.
Now, therefore, we, the undersigned
citizens Of the State oil Oregon, earnestly
but respectfully ask that the said L. +.
Grover be denied seat in the United
States Senate as Senator from the State Of
Oregon until the foregoing charges are
thoroughly investigated and disproved."
Between this prompt action Of the Sen.
ate on memorial unaccompanied with
any supporting evidence whatever, and
the present delays and obstacles put in
the way Of Ohio Republicans who have
appeared time and again with abundant
proof Of the most solid character, there is
a startling difference. II can only be ex.
planned by the theory that the Senate is
growing rapidly callous to questions
which affect the integrity Of its seats or
the honor Of the body.
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AnolIlor 81. LpuIs Tough Ilonnced.

NHVFHUT S0' IHUHI7 AUWSH HUWHVuH'
ST. LOUIS Mo, July 6.-Jsrry Denny,
third baseman Of the St. Louis League
Base Ball Team, has been haed $3.50 and
indefinitely suspended for drunkenness
and ungentemanly behavior.
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THE OREGON MEMORIAL,
senator Grover aud the Infamous EleCtor
CrOnin Case.

CINCINNATI, oHIo, July GA Wash,
iugtOn dispatch to the Commercial
Gazette says; The Republicans Of Ohio
who are having such difficulty, in
spite Of all their efforts, ia securing an In
vestigation Of the election Of Payne, will
read with considerable astonishment the
memorial Of citizens upon which the SEN
ate no longer ago than the second session
Of the Forty.ninth Congress ordered an
investigation in the case Of Senator Gro.
yer, Democrat, OF Oregon.
Upon receiving the memorial, Senator
Wallace (Dsm,) moved that it be referred
to the Committee on Privileges and EIec-
tons, with instructions to investigate the
charges. This proposition, 1t will be no.
ticed, came at once from the Democratic
side, and from one Of its most prominent
Senators. Just as vote was to be taken
1t was withdrawn Tor the purpose OF allow.
ing Senator Grover himself 10 make the
motion. This he did, and 1t was at once
adopted. The memorial upon which the
Senate ordered the inquiry and sent q
subcommittee to Oregon to make 1t, was
not accompanied by any evidence what.
ever, or even by specific statement oil
charge Of bribery, all Of which 10 in smsz.
ing contrast to what Senators are now in.
sisting upon in their dealing with Ohio
Republicans.
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THR PAYNE CASE,


Mr.. Richardson, the Washington CORE.
spondent Of the Baltimore Sun, who has
the confidence OF the Democrats, says:
"senator Pugh has completed the report
which II was understood would be signed
by q majority Of the Committee on Priyi.
leRes and Elections in the case OF Senator
Payne. II Is quite lengthy document,
and enters into a critical analysis OF the
testimony offered TO the committee. The
report will also touch upon the partisan
malice displayed by the would.be prose.
cutors. II had been supposed that the
three Republican members OF the commit
tee, Messrs. Evarts, Logan and Teller, who
voted against an investigation, would sign
this report. But II Is now thought these
Senators, while Of the same opinions as to
conclusions, will prefer TO STATE the rea-
sons In their own way, unless Mr.. Pugh
should modify hia report 30 as TO exclude
all criticism upon the Republican mem.
berH Of the Ohio Legislature. Neither OF
the reports will be submitted until the re.
turn Of Senator Hoar from New England,
who, II 10 understood, has also prepared
his minority report. Senator Payne has
gone home 10 Cleveland for q day or two.
II is said that the Paynes aud the Whit.
neys were much surprised and chagrled
over the active part which Senator Sh6f.
man has taken In the matter, and the re.
lations between them, which were former.
ly 30 cordial, are now said 10 be very
much atrained.n
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pIrrsBURGn RACES.

Brown Hal, n Green Horse, Wins the Pacing
Race In Remarkably Good Time,
PITTsBuRaH, July 6.-The second days
races Of the summer meeting Of the Pitts.
burgh Driving Park Association attracted
$500 people. The weather was clear and
warm, track fast and racing exciting.
Brown Hal, comparatively green horse,
won the $3.50 pace with ease, and lowered
his record to 2:17l, Brown Hal is q full
brother OF Little Brown jug.
FIASF RAUE--Paolng, $50 clRN. purSa n O00 Sum,
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-26
SCOtt& Williams
MAY 1.


Our Custom Department -
the biegist klnd Of : success.
Ne are turning out the finest
work IA the city. Ne have =
large and well selected stock oi
Woolens. from cheap Domestic
Cassimeres 70 the finest Imp0r-
tailons.
Noolens from Bodoine.
NoOiens from Ellison.
No0lens from Collins. Down
ln a Co,
Plymouth MoOlens.
Sawyer N0olens,
Globe WOolens.
SCOTT q WILLIAMS.
y Monroe 81.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-26

CSo~ STOCK YARDS H.. May 5.-The Dr0r>rs
jaarar- reports, Cattle Receipts, 5000. ship-
meuts 81 80 market weak and l5f- Uc lower.
Hog rect pts % HOH. shipments, 81 UNo. Sheep.
receipts. $50. shipments, none. market slOw asd
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-26
Toledo Market.

ToiE1o May Wheat duh. cash and June
79is. july aud August III sc, September sls .c
coru-Flul. cash aud June, s,c, July, Jsc. Oal.
r....a..faf
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-26
Hat and Cap Department.

1e@0 e'1.~ N~NF ~ fls1I Vs.INIlts
Men Stiff Hats, SIoo, SI.7s.
$3.50, S2.oo, S2.5o, $500. and
$500.
Men Soft Hats soc. 7sc. 81,
$3.50, So 90. S25O and 5000.
Boys Hats, 25c, soc. 7sc. 81.
$3.50 and S2.oo.
Straw Hats, SC 70 $500.
SCOTT q WILLIAMS.
u Monroe ST.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-26

NEu loRN May -5-Flour-M Market Closed dun
4ll weak Mulrsuia extra, = leI7 li- city mill
extra. - isaf .N i4r " est iadle, southern -four
closed i..l and ulcnalgei
Nlca.-D Options Were limited iu While and the
tale Ft- Hezk. Prices closed 1910 lower.
-put Iot- neaa and glc luatr ,por sales of No.
r-l state as 81 IU. SO. do at -f SO white
no ae. No ,pril- at -c unsraded Do az o5c,
lusrtted .u.-r red at ,r-fc. $40 red state at
a~e june. 81 $500 Jaly. a. August,
-l-4 ass ..e september
Io-u-O.lloas moderately active and closed
steady ar Yesterday. glre, ~lo- -ots lused lrm
n.t unchanged -pIr sales of uu-raGed n tXed.
i5+t 81 ac SO. mixed io ~ May, '4c,Jlly, i9c,
A -I-l ltIoc-
Oats -Opu1us dlll hur arm and closed 81 ac
higher Spot closed unchanged. except for white.
which i, lr lower -fot sales " so. white state
a- Sic. No. % a- 3ie. do june ,c. do August.
k.e-uull western 6oa63c, state, 8 lstsc.
Barley Nominal
Pork Dll neE mess, $40 00ul0 -.
Lard CLOSED steady and quiet cash. g. l2i -
a. June : ilf1 l4. July. 81 1eat -.
-uglr-ln fair demand and steady, fair % good
refining. G'c.
Butrer-lll. state, liu So western, l0aldc.
Egg- steady. state. lal. .alii-c, western. lie.
tleesc -lIli. state, t4, Us western 5glc.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-26
Al, Donaldson and Mary }. Donaldson

lUANCERI SALE-State Of Michieau--The
\ superior Count OF Grand kapids-Iu chancery.
Arthur = White. Complainant,
Franz Donaldson and Mary ). Donaldson,
defendant
ln pursuance ofa decree made ln said rause on
the I'D day of March l--ii 7 shall sell at public
auction 40 the south front door OF The court house
OF said county. to-wif Court block, SO called in
the city0 Grand Rapids in said county 0n The
tenth day of June l--6. at Ten clock m Dog num-
ber Sis OF block uuwherfve I'D n Ho'hr0ok's
addition to the city ofErand Rapids Kent county
Michigan. according to the recorded plat thereof
u Che Office ~ tne register of deeds oi said county
Dated April ~ l->s
JOSEPH WURZBTRG.
C.uuit Court Commissioner. Kent county. Mich-
gan
fFftV - FarrrrT
Comp'aiuants solicitor wed
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-26

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