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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-09

bratmeiIen erit baben nit l6tperen 500
iten a%ufQefiiQt meroen mu1en, ultt t0aet
bic fir bic unterbrtngung bon Nbju9sro1z
rem notbpenDige 0Dbe 81 9eben. 9aI1e
mar in oielen StraBen etre1 0oDtraulH
unter benz Bflalter ge16afen Dle Dlel
srentger Groe gum Nutruuen DatTe man
beransuibLeppen brauheu. uto Denn ote
Snaffunq Diele5 6obIrauneS Ia auerolfIgs
tupbl cine gr0Bere erite NuSla9e nerurloWE
bGrte, als 6as einfahe @uffuueu, ME o9eIS
NAL pilroen 1iA Die Soften loon DtrellI9ez
brod,t bobeu burh lGnaereS MuSoauern Des
@fraBenpfloIers, Dur0 Mrbeit5erlparntB
ultb Dur6 Wtetbe, pelde man mH Yu8
unb &edt ben ben 0oblraum tnr tgte
G06renleitungen benuBenoen BrtDotaeleA>
idafte1 bdtte abDerla1gen tonnen.
&0nnte eS nidt nod selbeben 0eDlB
fDnnte e5 gel1eben, tDerr1 oG III ger
Sofen - mir prattil6en lmertfaner, PIE
mir letten 3auoern, einen 9olor or3ulez
oeu, tDenu er unS au6 erft nab lan9en
SQbreu elnen @etpinn, oaltn dber eIflelt erS
fledllhen Derlpri6t - ie Da5u gebra9t
perben f0nnten, cine iolde NnIage tur Die
2ufunft All MAIDEN, iob1Io IS it'd unit
Dffentlide Otnqe ban6elt. Sa ttno tptr
obiolut nibt al ipre1en, ba banoeln mir.
ais Db mir ie0eu QlugenbliG iterben tonnz
ten, unD uns fiir6teten, Elm Nnoerer fontlfe
Die NubnteBuug pes bon II auSgeiegtelt
Dollars baben. @inen tpettft6tt9en Bldrt
fa1len unD eusiu6ren, Der fir @enerattonen
nah uus fi6 %iegcnsreiG, neil lparlam err
tpetien tDiiroe, fGut unS nt6t EN-. Ntr
LQiien lieber Die 0lnge geben, tpIe re 9ebein,
freuen unS, ipenn mir bet elmer 8erbelleS
ruuQ, Die bon Obrigfeit ne9en angeoronet
miro, perbGltniBmaBig bluig tpegtommen,
unD re6nen ni1t mad, tDent1 Dtelelbe Serz
beiierunq unqefG6r Diermal 10 DIT angeoros
net unb porgenommen miro, ais BET etnem
nerninftiqen 9lane n0tbig tDGre.
@etpiB tDnnte eS gei6ebea, tpeltrt mir tn
unleren Staotratb ntht ltatt 1uf8etlarter,
fir oos @emeintpobl belorgter, tDettltd)tt1
eer WiGnner, Der Wfebr3ahl ndm DenSDun0
Der 8eD0Iferung tpGblten, Oellen Segrlttss
DermDgeu ntdt iber Die Gorge btnaus9ebt:
ugBie bel f0nnen 10 + babel Derotenen z"
@elpiB f0nnte es gei6eDer1, pern l1tdt eIfle
Mn8ahl poDlDabenoer n tIr tDre eI8ene
SalAe beiorgter, mirfli6en 0emetnitnrls
baarer uro Dor alen 9inge1 an nGbrbaft
fiuoLi6er aur3ltAttgfeit leioenoer 0erren
benz Staate SuinotS etne 8erfallung QUIZ
gebalit bitten, neI6e e5 Der Staot Gbt7
caao, tpte alien anoeren 0emettiDe1en ltrts
mogli1 madt, nit ei1em beute a1geLegten
Dollar 8ebn in Der 3ufunft gu iparen.
0erpiB f0nnte eS gelhehen, tDetn lth cine
0rtoat9eieQinaft nit geniigenOem capital
auftbGte, un ben @runo urter Dem Stras
Benpfla1ter gu mietben, uno ben nDtbtgen
6obLraum 6er5uiteuen. DaB Die SADIE itb
besa6Ien murbe, unterIiest fetnem 3metfe[.
Oenn lelblt Die @eieui0aIten, Die berettS
0tehte bur6 Gauf- nouen iGgen onr6
@ei1ent oes Staotratbs ermorben baben,
miroen iebr balo einieben, oaB IS tbr Sorz
tbetl lit, ben 6oblraum gu benuBen. Belier
freilid iuare IS, menn Die Staot Den 0oblz
rault anlegte; = cine StaotDerfaliuug gez
bort nt1t gu ben fir Die GDigtett bere1nez
ten Oin9en uno lGBt ith nit etntgem
guten Wiuen umitoben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-09
9cr 8mn0 fetn YroDtbittONss
&fitseI.

Oie 8unDesgetpalt erniebri9t ft6 ntdt
3um 0erfSeHge Der 45robtbittonSe SptBel.
Sine Meiiung De5 8unoesS j tnan5z
81 in it ert II IT 8 bat beion0ers bafIr
delDrot, OaB 8unOeSl it uerz 6 NJ
nebmer nt9t III Die Gage tommen ais
Seugen gegeu angefIGgte Btrt0e
treten gu miilien.
9araber lit Jest ~belon0erS aud Der
StaatSbe5irf5rt6ter Stutslnau III S 10 q
elm leben5 luIttger Yenm1DLpantlG~ Oeutz
iCber un0 friiherer v9tberQler", aber ieBtgeS
lSerfSeug Der YroDlblttontlten, belebrt
porDer. Sein 2ebrer lit Der DON 9rQltDent
@leuelano angelteIte DeutlGe y nn0eS>
fteuere @inneb m I'M Dterten Sez
sirf uDn Soma, 6err Sc ublemeier. Sec
9euti6lQu0er belebrt bteSmal Den 4enuz
iulpanti6z0 euti6en. uno ooS fam 10:
8e3irfsrtd1ter Stutsnla1 lteB fnr5ltd in
8urltngtoH ben 0errn &~ublenleter,
ieine Deputies, 2u1balter IL. i. 10. uorz
laDen, UNI Durd) lie gu ermttteln, ob Der
QnaeflQgte @irtb @DB cine Bunoe5z Niceu5
babe. Ser 8ublemeier, iouie letne uuterz
beanten pcigerten iid, 0er tbHen pom
Sberiff bebQnDigten 8orl0OunB Solge 81
Ietlteu. Stul5man erIieB 9ierauf etnelt
6altbefebL gegen ben Steuereilulebmer uno
ietne lluterQcbenen. &ublerleicr erlbien Dot
Seiner Gbrcn un0 erflQrtc. non QeBtetein
befrQQt, Warum er Dem BefehLe 0eS 0ez
rtbts niht jyoLge getetl1eT babe, flar uu0
beutli1 IolgenDes: ST DanoLe lcDigli6 ua6
0orlhriTt ietuer uurgeleBten Sehoroe, oe5
Sd)abarntes Der Ser. Std1teG; oeHlI
Don bielem babe CT ben Befe6l,
ale 0DrLa0ungen bon Der Qlrt
Dcrienigen, pelde i0r1 BON Rtdter StutSz
man 5ugefomnlelG, I1beadotet 5u iaI1elt,
nenn Tie ben re8elmQBIgen @elGQftSgdng
let1es 2(rnteS it0rten. l5mar Djlnlde oaS
8uubesfiuau8oepartenellt ltt0t, StaatSgez
iesen btnoer1O in Den Weg jI trcten Do6I
Qber befeble IS, DAP bet B~unDc5itsucrz @inz
ne5mer auf cine 8prlaouug Dor eil1euI
StoQtsaerldts nid)t erldeinen louc, penlr
bQourd] leine Qmt5geihGfte unterbrohe1
pIroen. Die EprDerung DeS 0tidters
GtutSuan lei lhou oeSbalb cine uapaiieus
be. neil bet 8unbeslteGer : @inuebmer,
menl er ber Stutsnau l0en NunorDerung
entiprQhs, au6 berarti8en SoroerungeG
onberer 9tjhter uro ,Iognr TrteoeHsri9ter
Toige ~leiiten ua0 loUtt Gag uno 9taht nit
ietnen Sudern auf Der 9telle Iein miiBte.
9ti6ter Stutsman tDagte eS auf oieie
GrfLGrung bin utd)t, gege1 0en BunoeSs
beantten tpe8en vWEtBabtuHg OeS 0eridts"
bor3uge0en, ionOern iU0te ietne Muroe uur
burA bic GrflGrung 81 IDabren, DaB, tuer
Don ibIn pOrgeIaoen JET, tDeuigitens Dor
linn erl6eineu iOIIe, un iid, fau5 CT nt6ts
aus lagen ipoIe, 81 cnti6uloigen. Nber
Die Oarle9ung oes GERM SOblemeter miro
ibm uno onOeren Gi6tern in SSyowa Die
Gut Uertreiben, ii6erbaupt ipieDer eiueQorz
Iaoung GIL einen 8nnoeS iteuerbeamten in
8robibitionSz 8ro5eicn ergelen al IoIIen.
Ser 8uno giebt lid alio ni6t gum 0roz
G~ibition5iptBcl Der. ltn0 CT tro5t Der 4Sroz
btbition aud in 10 fern, ais ct loaar in
8robibittonSitaaten DON ith aus Qicen,eu
sum 8ertaufe %9eiiti9er @etrGute QusiteIt,
Qetoer gc6t Der 8uub aber uiDt nod rpejz
ter; ct i9IBt Die bon ibm ticeuSirtcn 0je=
i6dftsleUte Ieioer niAt aeaen Die 9robibiz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-09
Observation-Disclosures

Ser 9oteIpirtb Saul Bauer auf goueD
SSlanD bet 9teiD Oorf lit auf Elm reues
Wttttel pertaQen, UNI itG gegen Den 8oDcott
5u mebren.
leber i'm lit Don Ser 8rooftOner Central
GQbor Union Der Bogcott perb4n9t pcroen,
tpetl er etu nit elmer WaiterS uno Bartcnz
0erS' Union getroffeneS lIebereinfommeu
ntdt geDaltcr babe. Statt nun cine cr!miz
1algerthtltAe BerfoLQung IoI9sr Arbelter
berbei3uflbren, Die iih i'm Auftrage ibrer
Linton" CUR v8ouitreduu9" DeS YoDcott5
bergebeit, bat Bauer ben ctDtIgerth t.
lt9e Ell @eg ein9ei6Ia9en, uno 5pat
nt0t geQen ~etn3elne Qlrbetter, ionDerlt
9egen bas 3ettunQSDrgau ber
SODcOtter. @r bat gegen ben 4}rdiis
Denten Der @eieu DAFT, pon tpe[der bic
c~ommuniitti6e sc. 9. 8olfS3tg." Derausz
9egeben miro, loDie gegen Den WelhGftSz
fl9rer uno 9e9en etnen i6rer Jteoatteure,
ben JfulIen S6etpitld, ipegen 0er0ffentz
ll6ung oeS lber t6n u%erbGngten BoDcottS
cine Gllt10GotgungStlage sum SelQufe Don
$4,000 anDdngt8 geItabt. SuBlet1 DuBte
et IS Eli MAIDEN, baB Der Qrdlioent uno oer
0el0GftstIbrer bela9ter 3ettun8 cine 3eit
lang Drummer m1Btel1, ebe tie Surgl0aft
autbrGhten. 0err S6eWltl9, tDel6em
8auer balieLbe S6ifiaI 3ugeDQd,t bate,
e1lt5og it6 Der 8erbaItung Dur0 6Ludt,
ur11 crit etnige Sage Darauf nab Nuftreiz
bu1g Der n0tbl9en 8lr9i6aft ftp benz
Sberiff 5u iteueH.
Das 0erfabren bes 0errn Bauer 1T
ieoenfaQs melt humaner, alS DnS. ieneS Oes
%nun3iantell, lpeI6er Die GrimtralperfoLz
gurg Ginger untergeorbneten QSert3euge
beum GbetB'lnen 8opcott uno Die Gerurz
tbetlung Oteler Werf5euGe, Die ii6 Der
&ragpeite ibrer 0anolungeH gum She'll
oar ut6t betDuBt tDaren, 81 l0tuerer 3u6tz
bau5itrafe 9erbetiitbrte, ibren Nuftragz
geberu aber nt6tS a11batte.
Sin Stem gjOrter StaatSgertAt tDir6 aIio
bemnGhit @ele0enbeit baden, barber 3u
e1ti1eiDen, nb Die Breile fir %QIufuabme
uno rGefirlDOrtung elmer SoDcottan5eIge
itraibor lit.
@lei95eitig i6pebt Dor benz 8un0eSgpz
ribt in 0ti9mono Die Sra9e, oh DER Breiie
Die 8erDffentlibung DON BoDcotts 9ln3eigen
Dur6 bUnoe5QerIOtliNen @ttbaltsbetebL
unteriagt tperDen faln. Denn eln 0ortige5
geboDcotteteS @ei6Gft 1T ia betnt 8unoeSz
tretsrl1ter 8onD UNI einen Derarttgcn Bez
febl e~ingefomutel1, uno bat i'm p~orlGuftg
~erlangt. lleber Die 6ra8e ieoob, Oh Der
8eTebl gu eillem bleibenOen 9enlaht weroen
bari uno iou, miro crit nod DerbaHoeIt uH0
enti9teDen iDerOen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-22
A TERRIBLE CRIME.
A Brutal Husband Drives His Wife
Out of Doors and
MURDERS A MAN WHO SHELTERS HER
For His Humanity--.Exeitement on Rob,
inson's forks---An Expected
lynching.

SALEM, W. Va, April 2l.-News of @
most heartless and bsrbarous crime has
Just reached here rom Robinson's Folk,
Doddridge county. Thomas True and bis
wife, it seems. had some family trouble
which enraged and embittered True against
his wife to such On extent that he
drove her from his house in the most
brutal manner and swors he would
kill the man that should
keep her over night. The homeless wo-
man went to the house Of Robert Miller, 9
farmer, not far distant and begged for
shelter. Mr.. Miller took her in and the
woman stayed all night. The brutal hus-
bard hearing Of this went to The
field where Miller was at work, about
8 o'c'ock, on the evening Of the twentieth
arm ed with shotgun. True deliberately
fred at Miller, placing twenty.tbree slugs
in his breast, killing him instantly. True
fed and is still at large. The most intense
excitement prevailed after the affair be.
came known, aud the neighbors imme
1istely formed posse and scattered in
search Of the hesrtless murderer. If be is
caught thereis not the least doubt that the
Indignant people will lynch him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-22

remaining here, has received the following
telegram from Committeeman Hayes:
WASHINGTON, d. c, April 20.
To the Executive Board:
Push the strike. VIII have plenty Of
money to carry it through.
GSigned1 JoHS HAYES.
The contributions received yesterday
were stated by Mr.. Bailey to exceed So, 900.
They came largely from the extreme East.
Mr.. Bailey complained bitterly last even
ing at alleged delays Of messages at the
Western Union telegraph Office, and init
mated that they were held Intentionally for
inspection at the cipher. Oue message
delivered at $40. he stated, was sent from
Parsons at 2:4S, and another from Mar
shall, Texas, net in cipher, was delivered
at the same time, though sent at 4:2O p. N.
THE COLOGNE ROAD BADLY CRIPPLED.
When the present strike frat COM
menced, the whole force of switchmen and
yardmen employed upon the Cologne road,
which runs between East ST. Louis and
Csrondelet, went out and the road was
powerless to move a wheel On several
different occasions they have brought men
in from other points and got them to work
for few days, and were thus enabled to
do some business. But the Knights per
suasion" committee always got hold OF
these new men and induced them to quit.
The same old performance was gone
through with on the Cologne road yester.
day, when the persuasion" committee in-
terviewsd six of the small force Of switch
men now at work there and induced them
10 quit, and the road is again badly Grip
Dled
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-22
ASKING A PARDON.
A Petition Circulating to Obtain
Halls Pardon of Gov. Wilson.
CAMDEN, WILSON AND GIBSON ALoNI
In Washington .-0ther West Virginians
Away---GeneraI Washington
Dispatches.
Spscinl 10 The ReoiSteT.

WASHINGTON, April 2l.-Congressmar
Bayne, of Pittsburg, was circulating peti
ton among West Virginia Congressmer
today addressed to Governor Wilson, ask
ing for the pardon Of a man named Hall
now confined in the penitentiary at Mounds
vile for killing o man who seduced bis
wife. Bsyne says Hall has q brother re-
siding IN Pittsburg, and hs4believes every
word he says, although he does not know
the prisoner. The crime was committed
az Volcano, W. Va, detailed account Of
which appeared in the REGISTER Of
April Sth.
Senator Camden and Representatives
Wilson and Gibson are the only members
of the West Virginia delegation now here
Senator Ksnns is at Charleston trying
murder case Phil. Snyder is also there
looking after his fences. Gen. Gof is at
Gambler, Ohio, in attendance at the sick
bed of his son, Guy. Sill a session is
held every day just the same as if they
were all present.
Wayne Ferguson, who was appointed to
the timber agency few days ago by Sec
retary Lamar, has been assigned to duty in
Washington Territory.
A postoAice has been established at
Mietus, Doddridge county, W. Va, and T.
II. Lowther, com nissioned postmaster.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-22
A FAMILY OF IDIOTS,
The Shocking Discovery Made By n Ii
narv

The Shocking Discovery Made By Lu
macy Committee.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2l.-The Record
to-day says: The most pitisble case thai
has yet come urder the notice Of the Lu
macy Committee was discovered last week
in FOuntaindale, Adams county, where
Jacob Miller. a wealthy farmer, was found
living with bis eight imbec!e children. The
mother OF this miserable family had died sew.
ersl yesra ago, insane, her reason having
giving away under the terrible strain 10
which she had been subjected. The Door
woman had given birth to eleven children
between 1860 and 1874, and not one OF her
numerous offspring was possessed OF sound
mind. Nine children are still living, one
daughter, possessed OF limited amount Of
intelligence, having been married. The
remaining eight are cared for by their
father in he home, which was in a most
deplorable condition when Secretary QUIT
and member of the committee visited the
the place. Five OF the children are drivel.
ing idlots, past all hope OF improvement,
while the other three are somewhat bright.
er.
Mr.. Miller expressed deep affection for
his unfortunate children. he said that
they we're we'll fed and seemed happy,
though be WAS not able 10 keep them we'll
clothed on account Of their habits. 1t was
learned that Mr. and Mrs. Miller were
blood cousins OF the first degree, and to
this fact alone the members OF the com
mittee attributed the imbecility Of their
offspring. The father, however, had no
for the matter, and he locked
upon the aflction as a stroke OF Provi.
dence,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-22
Base Ball.


At Washington-N itionals, l3, Roches-
ters 4.
At Macon, Ga.-Nashvilles 6, Macons /
At Charleston, 8. C.-Charlestons !.
Chattanoogas 2.
At Augusta, Gs.-Atlantas 8, Au-
gustss, J..
At Cincinnsti-Gincnnati 7, PittHburg
l3.
At Observation-Disclosures 6, Metrepol-
itsns Is. Earned runs, Bsl,imores :, Met.
ropolitans |; two base hits, Boyle. Som
mers and Rosemsn; three base hits, Crafty;
passed balls, Fulmar 4, Crafty 3; third
base on balls of, Kiroy Mays 4; bases
Baltimores II, Metropolitsns 9; errors,
Bsltimores {, Metropolitins |; umpire,
CArlD.
At Observation-Disclosures 2, Brooklyns
Is. Earned runs-Athlstics |, Brooklyns
8. Two base hits-Bierbsuer, Bradley,
Peneduey, Ferry, Burcb, 2, Phillips, Smith.
Three base hits-Shsfsr, Ferry, Smith,
Peoples. Passed balls-Milligan, Peoples
Il. Wild pitches-Wesver |. First base
on bslls--Athletics l, Brooklyns ,. Base
hi.s-Ath'etic 8, Brooklyns l9 Errors
Athletics 8, Brooklyns 2. Umpire-Msck.
At Richmond, Va.-Roston 3, Newark
.; 10 innings.
At St. Louis l, Louisville IL. Earned
ruus-Louisville 6. Two base hits
Bosehels, Latham, O'Neil, Browning. Pass
ed balls--Cross2. Wild pitchers--Csruther'
! |, Hecker 2. First base on balls of
! Csruthers 1, off Hecker !. Base hits-St
Louis c, Louisville Is, krors--St. Loui'
8, Louisville 5. Umpire Young.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-22
A BAD OUTLOOK
For the Strikers On the Third AY.
snue Line in New York.
MANY OF THEIR PLACES FILLED
And Men 0issatisfsd---The Company will
Not ield---The Switchmen's
Strike.

NRw YoRk, April 2l.-It is talked sbou
among the strikers again as it was on Mon
day, that unless a speedy agreement II
reached they will stop every means Of pub
lie conveyance in the city by tying up the
surface and elevated roads and even the
ferry boats. The railroad com
missioners, finding that their mis-
sion was at an end, departed for
Albany this afternoon, leaving the road
and strikers to fight it out. Counsel for
the strikers viii, next week, lay before the
Commission charges against the road for
violating its charter in not running cars
regularly; in not reducing its fare when its
earnings exceeded 10 per cent Of its cspi-
tai stock.
The Executive Boayds Of Empire Pro
tectiVe Association this afternoon issued q
card to the public. denying that it is in
sympathy with the results Of violence at
tending strikes Tnere ia very little
probability tba. the Third Avenue Railroad
Company will change It's position. There
Is nothing istJ tor employees to do
but to return to work upon as favorable
terms as they can make. Already
the places Of many are filed by many new
men whom they cannot displace. Some
OF ihe meu who were compelled to 90 out
on = strike because ordered to do 80. are
anxious % get back to work. The proba-
bilities are, that if the orders are not is
sued for them - return to work to-mor-
roz, many of them will go back without
the orders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-22
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Chattanooga has ust turned oul is first
lot OF B,ssemer steel manufactured from
North Carolina ore.
A call is cut for a meeting OF l6disr a
liquor rdeslers at Indianapolis, May G, to
take action for resisting the proposed high
license.
A Joint resolution has been offered in
the Ohio Senate to authorize the publics.
ton in book form OF Qhios record in the
war Of 1872.
The Executive Committee OF tie Irish
National League Of America has issued o
circular calling upon all the brar ches to
i'm nedis,ely organize citizens N meetings
and pass resolutions expressive Of Amer.
oan sentiment In support Of Gladstone and
Psrnell.
John Long, colored, died lsst Sunday
near Milford, o., aged ll9 years. Long
was born on the James River, Virginia,
and at the siege Of Yorktown, when be was
a boy OF fourteen, he attended his young
master, Major William Byrd, jr, who was
on General Wsshington's staff.
The Cincinnati Chamber OF Commerce
has appointed committee Of fifteen, head,
ed by S. T. Coyiugton, to call the after.
ton OF persens interested in the trade and
transportation Of the Ohio River 10 the il
Jury proposed to be inflicted by the erec.
ton Of low railroad bridge at Cairo.
Three trainmen we're seriously-perbsps
tstally-ipjured in freight train wreck
near Harmarsville, Pa.
Lena Ruth s.. Louis servant girl, at.
tenn pied to FIJI the tank o. o bu-nir z gsso.
line stove, and vas burned to death.
Several OF / ril'aEd's race torses were
sod yesterday, including Thscksray, that
defeated Mics Woodford and other great
racers, the price paid for him being q, 900.
There is ro! much prospect Of a match
at Creedmoor, this sum mer. between the
American and English rife teams.
Broker e.. P. Morosini, of New York
will take his daughter, bitten in the face
by dog, to Paris for treatment by DR..
PAsteur
At Fsirland, Ind, in quarrel over O
game OF pool, NJ. +. Anderson struck Press
Cochran on the head with billiard cpe
killing bin. Anderson escaped.
The Ohio House has passed q bill de-
signed to protect INNOCENT people from
grain or sesd sEindles, such 81 the Bohs
uian oats and red.lire wheat enterprises
Western distillers, meeting in Chicago
have taken seton that looks like bresl
in its pool.
John W. Morrison, Of Washington c. q.
O., victim Of the negro assassin, John vii
SOD, is desd.
John q. Render. Democrat, hes been 81
pointed ard confirmed Chief Clerk Of th
Cincinnati Police Department.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-22
BELLAIRE.

A child Of David Campbell was burie
yesterday.
A hop will be given BY the colored folk
in City Hall on the 27th.
Several ball clubs have already bee,
formed BY the small boys.
Services in the Catholic Church at
o'clock each morning this week.
According to reports there is Q big leal
of water near the B. L o. stock pens.
Mr.. Morgan, B. L o. operator, is hom.
from visit with his family at Quincy.
D. W. Baird, salesman for the Belmont
Glass Works, is home from business trip
A. P. Heinlein has purchased Naylor'
express and will put it in charge Of Chss
Tidd.
Henry McCresdy left for Sseubeuville
yesterday to see his brother who va, hur,
in coal bank.
A young chap tried to steal keg Of beer
from one Of Reymann's wagons, but wsa
caught in the act. .-...
A. C. Hill has filed his store room with
q new stock Of confectionery and will drum
the trade as formerly.
G. NJ. Wise is still filling the position Of
postmaster, owing to the illness of ID. W.
Cooper, the new appointee.
A.. AcMurray and Miss Alice Brice and
|. d. Cash and Miss Jennie McGathey
were married at Wegee yesterday.
The new pumps at the water works have
had gum valves put in them in Place Of
the brass ones, and are now working
smoothly.
Phil Helsley says that he is going to see
that card playing and swimming in the
creek in the vicinity OF Georgetown is dis
continued on the Sabbath.
The Daughters OF Rsbecca were engaged
all day yesterday cleaning the Elysisn rink
and putting it in good condition for their
festival, which begins tomorrow evening
The popular Ellis family OF bell ringers
will give concert in the Christian Church
on next Monday evening, under the aus
pices OF the Sunday school Of that church.
Council on Tuesday night confirmed the
policemen for the First, Second, Fourth
and Fifth wards. The Third ward police
man, P. o. Criswsll, will be confirmed at
the next meeting Of Council.
Bert Morgan received Black Hawk
Morgan stallion yesterday. He now has
four stations. Il is his intention TO use
bis farm, which is situated back Of The bot.
tie works, as q stock farm.
A fellow who works Tor the b & o. aud
who lives near the round.house, got on bis
ear yesterday afternoon and distributed
bis household goods lromiscuously out in
the road and in the back yard.
Marshal Darby has purchased new
desk and some other articles necessary TOR
The furnishing OF his otlice. 1t takes q
large portion OF the Marshsls pay for bis
first month to fit him up for business
Wilour Griffith, young printer, former.
y of Marlin's Ferry, who has been work
ing in the Government office, at Washing.
ton, D. G., is in the city spending few
days with his brother He will leave here
tor Kansas City, where he has 8, cured
Dolition.
A man by the name ot Thomas C. vii.
Jams came into this city on B 4 o.
rain. He soon filled himself with book
beer. and when he was 80 drunk that he
iidn't know his name some one relieved
him Of itty.ive dollars and his watch. lie
s now engaged in looking for the fellow
Who robbed him.
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ct Bethany 1t about one o'clock this mora
ins examined . tvoss.,v f,,ms hoo..
C,u.
Hesseo On Coi'eee 1fees, 'ns psopeni Oh
Isaac Stewart. The building Vas occspisd
n the time by studeu,s for lodeins rooms.
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A Tammany Leader Dying,

NEw YoRE, April 2l.-The death OF
Charles E Loew, the former leader OF
Tammany Hall Democracy here, is hourly
expected. For six weeks past be hes borne
the most terrible pain aud suffering, but
about a fortnight ago his doctor began to
have some hopes for his recovery. Since
then he has been steadily sinking, and To-
night be is 60 low that be is unconscious.
Death viii probably come before be rouses
from bis present stupor. At midnight hi:
family we're gathered about his bedside ex
pecting TO remain there until the end
Mr.. I;oew vss taken dove with pneu
monia soIne two months ago.