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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-15

INV 10RS, 7tune IA money on ca
easy at l4(@Z4 per cent. Prime mer-
ca ltile paper 4(95c. Sterling ex
change dull; &C ual rates, 4Sb3@4S74
for 90 days bills, aDd 4SS394S9 for de-
msnd.
Bonds-Governm bonds were
dull and steady to. day. S ats bonds
were quiet aldlfrm. Railroad bends
were IN go d demand and strong.
Sales, $2,Sll 400, of which East Ten
nessee Income Trust receipts con-
tributes i5S0Og0, with an advance
of IA at OF; Erie seconds, $3.50 900
a. sn advance Of { at SGT Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy sevens ere up
2 at 1871; New Jersey Southern hrsts,
% al 90 Norfolk and Western I'M
provement skies, a at SO Oregon I'M
provemsnt sxee, 81 at 500, ard wa
bash aud St. Louis sevens, 2 at lee,
Stocks-Dealines in stocks were
onfned chiefly to room tta1eIs.
There is some talk on the street Of M
arrangement by VIII Oh the New YoIk
and New England will gain en- an
trance into New York city over the
Elevated railrt ad, and New York par
ties have besu heavy purchasers Of
the stock of late. jersey Central was
aeaiu feature under good buying for
fortign account, which was accompa-
MED by renewed talk Of the Balti-
more aud 0aio negotiations, dhe story
running that he Baltimore aud Ohio
would come inio New York July LIST
over the Jersey Contra tracks, aud,
also, that negltia:i1ns for pa9ing
new bond on the other side had b en-
suecessfu Th- make opsued IA her
heavy al bds per cent. bslow Sa ur
DAYS closing pic s. Il iec me
strong limos irmedia ely, and pri es
COZ IL q TO j e a g. os wlth1ut i1-
teuu ton uu il I p IN, when there
vas tliltt resr ioa, o'lowed by
h avy mark t u ii the asst hour,
when there WIS rgain some heavi-
mes, hut tne market again closed
ady near t, the be fl gurss o. the
day. Fipsl pr Ces re ally how al
TaDces, although Hooking VaIey less
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-15

New York spcts op,ned quiet. and
closed easy and Lice lover. Sales
375 bales. Ouotati ,ns as follows:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-15

The New Orleans spot market opened
dull, and closed dull and easy; mid
ding SIC. Sales, SEQ bales. Quota
tions were as follows:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-15

R'ts U. S.
p'rts d'ys 9,S04 SIS S74
Elk. CIR. Br II ,299 1898 17,06S
Stock. 49,. 4S6,249 1875, 100 402, 589
R'ts Sept. l 5, 25l, 1923 a, 700, 2l5l LIZA, 635
For'gn Elk 3 9S7 ,595' 1868, 23Sl3 6lO 233
Increase Of receipts this r...55l COS
No market at Liverpool-holidsy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-15

Receipts at ports, this day, 1886. 4,l92
Receipts at ports, this day, 1885. 400
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
1886. 1885. 1884.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-15
LEE LINE.

HenspnIs, Fr2ia'9S s6Niis snSs mem pms
and OsceOla PIsckSgta>0sn
For Helena, Glendale, FrierssaokA and all
way LAndinRR-SteRnot
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-15

n. T. ClAEEstt... master Plat RhSdsl.-elsrk
and FRIDAY at 8 pm. Tho boats Of thu
line reserve the right 10 pass all land IN q,
the captain may deem ungafe. 0nioo, No
Mnhiann a. IAMES LEE. JR., Nunll.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-26
COWHIDED.
A Very Lively Scene at New Albany, In
diana

a Very Lively Scene at New Albany, In
diana.
New ALBANY, IND, August 25.-A
very exciting cowhiding affair between two
married women created big sensation on
West Market street last night about nine
o'clock. Several months ago Mrs Claflry,
a very handsome lady, who resides with
her husband on Market street, brought
suit for slandcr against Americus
Duggans and his wife, it being
alleged that the Duggans had uttered n
slander in stating that he (Duggans) and
Mrs. Claffry had been too intimate. The
suit was dismissed about month after
by Duggans publishing a libel. The case
dropped out OF public notice until about
two months ago, when Mrs. Claffry and
Duggans were seen riding in street car
by girl named loops. Duggans is alleged
to have requested the loops girl not to tell
the fact, he offering to pay her
to keep quiet. The girl post
ed off and told Mrs. Duggans
This raised the blood of Mrs Duggans,
and she purchased a raw-hide and waited
her opportunity. 1t came last night on the
street near West Eighth street, and rushing
upon her seized her by the hair, drew her
rawhide and with the words, You will
ride in street car with my husband, will
yOu?" proceeded to strike her victim over
the head and shoulders with the whip.
After nearly exhausting herself Mrs. Dun
guns was seized by John Purdy and made
to desist. Mrs. Mr.. Claffty filed complaint
before Justice Huckeby this morning and
the trial to follow will be very spicy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-26
BRIEFS FROM BRIDGEPORT.
A Days Doinss in the Little Ohio Town
Across the River.

A Days Doinss in the Little Ohio Town
Across the River.
Uncle Toms Cabin showed under large
tent in KirkwOOd, yesterday.
C. J. Heinlein leaves for Auburn, y. y,
on Monday, to attend law school.
There are still some very mean holes in
our streets from the layingOftbe gas mains
Hon. Ross J. Alexander and y. Kuhn
left Yesterday on an extended hunting ex
petition.
Mrs. Geo. Medill, entertained a large
narty of friends at her residence at Brook
side last night.
4 pipe for the discharge Of Over-pressur'
of gas on the Wheeling line is being erect
ed in KirkwoOd.
Milt. Harrison, Of the firm of Dilwortl
Bros, of Pittsburg. was in the city yester
day calling on friends.
J.J. Ashenhurst, editor Of the WdyH'
County Herald, Of Wooster, o., was In th'
city yesterday, calling on friends.
Miss Maggie J. Hill, daughter Of Col
John Hill, leaves to-day with Messrs
James Burley and James EnlOw, for Noun
tain Lake Park, to be gone month
Peter Mckinley, the man who was y
badly hurt at the Wheeling Creek mine
the other day, is doing as well as could b
hoped.
Mr. William Manly has attached sun
of money belonging to Mr.. Hoig, the mar
who built the back river dam, in the hands
of the First National Bank. The case vii
be tried before Justice Howell this after
noon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-26
BELLAIItR's BUDGET
or News Paragraphsd Briefly 10 Sol
Hasty Headers.

or News Paragraphed Briefly % sait
Hasty Headers.
VIM. Z'mmer IL hero from Baltimore,
Md
We will have natural gas here next
week.
u. J. Smith will bc on trip 10 Calilor-
MIA next week.
John GalIabcr will build the Eighteenth
street sewer for 81 ,sJ7.
Mn. Simon Kline, OF Wheeling, II the
guest Of Joseph Sonneborn.
New crossings will I've put In at each tbc
corners Of the public square.
Sherman Glasgow and Mis- Nina Hatha.
way were married Last night
A child Of John Gloyer's was burned
badly by the upsetting Of coffee pot
Al Emery has resigned as poundmaster
and Shannon Archer has b,en elected 10
his place.
The pavement in front Of the City Build
ing will be put down by A. ZeigelhofIer
for Sl2s.D.
Some one entered the blacksmith shop Of
James Hoover, in the Fourth ward, and
stole si2 box Of tools
The Fist ward cooper shop will be
moved, as IL Il, on part Of n street, aud the
city wants il out Of the way.
Julius Schwob has returned from his trip
10 France. He says he Is - pounds heav-
ier than he was when he left here.
Mr.. Chas s. Brand and Miss Carrie M.
Furtay will be married at the home Of the
brides parents, at Emerson, D., this after-
noon.
The Princes Is making big preparations
to carry the crowd from Benwooi and this
city TO the picnic on Wheeling Island next
Saturday.
The BoaId Of Health held special meet
ing yesterday afternoon. The Board has
been doing considerable service during the
past two weeks.
j. NJ. McGinnis, ESD, the Special Mss-
ter appointed by the Court TO examine into
the soiyency Of the stockholders In the b.,
u. & C. H. T., Is bearing testimony at the
Winds0r Hotel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-26
ROAD AGENTS.
A Northwest Territory Stage Stopped by
Highwaymen.

A Northwest Territory Stage Stopped by
Highwaymen.
CHICAGO, August 25.-The Times Cal
gary, Manitoba, special says:
Yesterday at 30 p. III. the Edmonton
stage was stopped by masked mob clgh-
teen miles from Calgary. There were i'll
the stage five passengers. The masked
men wore stripes from the Union
lack over their faces and carried
carbines and revolvers. They were on foot
and Jumped out Of the long grass and
stopped the horses. They ordered the
party TO descend. They then marched the
prisoners into a corrall, where they went
through their pockets. They sue
succeeded in getting nearly 500. The
robbers returned to the stage and went
through the baggage and opened the mail
bags. A mail bag containing
registered letters was over
looked. The stage horses were taken
out and driven away, and the highway
men disappeared. The foot pads were
evidently new at the business and nervous.
They took none of the passengers watches
Last night - mounted police went out
to search for them but as yet have found
no trace. This is the second time within
a month the northwest mail has been
robbed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-26
4 ,Juycnile Poisoncr,

BOsTON, August 25.-JOhnnie TOwle,
aged fourteen, was arrested here at noon
for attempting to poison his father lie
wanted to visit friends in Connecticut,
but was refused and determined to be re-
venged on his father. The old
man had taken to chewing
gum rs substitute for tobacco.
This the boy would roll in rat poison and
give it to his father. The latter is dan
gerously ill. The poison was found on the
lad and he confessed. 1t was quite lucky,
aS the boy finding that his father did not
die quick enough to suit him, intended to-
night to place cup of vitriol at his bed
side instead of the usual sleeping potion.
1t is believed some enemy OF the family
put the boy upto it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-26
THE OHIO REPUBLICANS.
Robinson Nominated for Secretary o
State-The Platform.

COLUMBUS, O., August 25.-The Repub-
lican State Convention assembled at 1920
this morning. The Hamilton county del
egation had big row, and were late in ar
irving, thus delaying matters very mater
terially. A rather lengthy address was
delivered by Chairman Lowry Of the State
Committee, in which he reviewed the
work of the party during the year, and
concluded by introducing General E. F.
Noyes Us temporary Chairman. Noyes made
a very long speech. Committees were an
nounced At the conclusion of his remarks,
and recess was taken until ! 30 p. m.
On reassembling Governor Foraker was
made Permanent Chairman and ID. Lam
ing, of Columbus, Secretary. 1t Was the
original intention TO make Senator Sher-
man the Chairman, but it was learned that
he would not arrive until late in the after
noon.
The Committee on Resolutions did not
report until late They had n rough time
of it, there being lively fight over the
temperance plank.
There was tremendous crowd pres
eut during the afternoon. The
Committee on Resolutions made
its report at 2:30 p m. The report
condemns the Democratic party for inyolv-
ing the United States in quarrel with a
sister Republic, Mexico, when arbitration
was at hand; condemns the removal OF
old soldiers from Office on the ground OF
offensive partizanship rs alleged; endorses
the present General Assembly in providing
State home for the disabled soldiers OF
the State, and also making liberal appro-
priatiOn for their care, and condemns the
wholesale veto of pension bills in the in
terest of soldiers by the President; II he
lieves in the Republican doctrine of tai
III and in the development and protection
of the labor interests; flvors the restora-
ton Ofthe wool tariff of 1867 and condemns
the placing of the same on the free list.
The platform had this TO say i'll refer
cnce to the liquor question:
Eighth, Fayoring Us we do every legiti-
mate and constitutional means of dimin-
iShing or cradicating the evils resulting
from the traffic in Intoxicating liquors, and
recommending such legislation rs will keep
abreast with enlightened public sentiment,
we commend the Dow law rs wise and
practical measure tending to that end.
The following ticket was nominated:
Secretary OF State, James 5. Robinson;
Supreme Judge, Marshal J. Williams, OF
Fayettc county; Clerk of the Supreme
Court, NJ. H. Hester, of Van Vert county;
School Commissioner, Eli I. Tappan, OF
Gambrer county; Member Of the Board
ofPublic Works. VIM. Hahn, OF Mansfield.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-26
ANARCHIST PARSONS.
HE PREDICTS THAT THE REVOLUTION VI
LABOR" IS INEVITABLE.
he Cri6ciSss Late Utteranees Of Mr.. Powdsfly'
and Refers TO the SebagO Speech
Of Candidate Blaine-Ths
Issue of 1880.

CHICAGO, August 25.-Anarchist Par
sons has written a letter to the Times, in
which he says:
'In the past ten years have been active
rs a labor organizer and orator. | am
Knight of Labor. In that time, from New
York in the east to st. Louis and Kansas
CITY in the west, and from st. Paul, Mil
waukee and Detroit in the north, to Lou
isville and Baltimore in the south, have
addressed at least 500, 600 workingmen. l
challenge Mr.. Powderly TO find man who
can truthfully say that /, as Socialist or
Anarchist, have advocated or cOuntenanced
the destruction of life and property.
Whoever says 50, lies. 4 We have
declared that the existing social order Is
FOUNDED ON FORCE
and maintained by force, and we have ana
do still predict social revolt of the work
ing people against this force system; that
they (the wage-workers) will be driven I'M
consciously into open rebellion against
class rule and class domination. This re-
suit will flow from cause to effect, and not
from anything that Mr.. PowderEy, myself
or any one else may say or do. The more
general and intelligent the diffusion of this
truth, the less violent and destructive will
the period of transit be. This is Anarchy
and it's teachings, which means, an end
forever to brute force; the reign of eternal
peace and prosperity For only these
things myself and comrades now are
in prison awaiting the pleasure of
our executioncrS. | think it i'll fits MIR.
Powderly in the name of labor to join in
the cry for our blood. Whether we live
or whether we die,
THE SOCIAL REVOLUTION
is inevitable.
The speech of james G.. Blaine at SebagO,
Maine, to-day, is the real opening Of the
national Presidential campaign i'll lSSS.
He reads the signs Of the times and fore
tells the coming question, viz: the labor
problem But | Opinc that he reckOns
without his host when he endeavOrS to
outline the protective tariff question rs the
coming issue. That racket won't work
any longer. 1t is played out. The liberty
of labor is 4 worthless thing when 1t con-
siStS of Il mere choice between being tieeCed
by Il protectiOniSt or free trader eNplOitcr.
Our present statesmen will have to try
again or else other issues and other men
will lead the labor hosts in lSSS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-26
Base ball Summary.

Following is q summary of yesterdays
games: At ChicagO-Chicago 6, Boston
|. At Cincinnati-St. Louis 6, Cincin-
natl 3 At LOuisville-LOuiSville ,, Pitts
burg7 At New neutrality-suspicious. l.,
Brooklyn ,. At Philadelphia-First game
Athletic ;, Baltimore 4; second, Athletic
!, Baltimore >. At Detroit-DctroitS II,
Philadelphia ). At st. LouiS-St. Louis
0, Washington ,. At Kansas City-Kan-
sls CITY =, New York 6.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-26
FACTS FROM MARTINS FERRY.
A Record Of the Occurrences In the Live

A Record Of the OccurrenCies In the Lively
Little City.
T.. f. McCombs returns from a business
trip tomorrow.
A. X. Ong, Esq, was in Stcubenville
yesterday on business.
Mrs. and Miss Raincr, of Philadelphia,
are the guests of Mr.. A. ID. Newland.
The Pennington and Mt. Pleasant Sun
day schools held their annual picnics yes
terday.
Mr.. George Retz, formerly of Wheeling,
has purchased K. II. Muhleman's shop nj
the Sherman House.
Joseph Green, labor boss ut the Stand
ard mill, had his eyes badly burned while
at work on Tuesday.
The .Etna mill il still running, and are
making arrangements for natural gas at the
same time They will not close down.
The second furnace at the Buckeye Glass
Works is heated up and will bc ready Ia
melt glass to-day. The Buckeye seems to
be experiencing quite a boom.
The Standard mill closed down last
night to allow natural gas appliances TO be
perfected, and TO make general repairs.
The mill will resume as soon rs possible.
The concert in the NJ i. church last
evening for the benefit of Charles Welsh
was very well attended, Miss Flora Will
lams was present and acquitted herself IN
her usual charming manner.
Mr.. J. w. Smiley, of near Mt Pleasant,
well known stock dealer and droycr, who
has been furnishing our town for some time
with choice stock, left his former home on
Monday tO take charge Of the Green House
stock yards in Wheeling
Mr. Conrad Long, the Washington street
hardware man. has transferred his g9c
store into the room with his general hard
ware. and has rented the room made va
cant 20 Mr. X. G. Clark, who will remove
his shoe store from the Baltimore clothing
house.
Yesterday Messrs. A. J. Baggs and
Wilbcr Tallman, Of bridgeport, were In
the city conferring with the Water Works
Trustees, on the subject Of furnishing
water to Bridgeport after our works are
completed Nessrs. Bags and Tallman
are members of a committee appointed by
the bridgeport council TO arrange the
matter.
Mr.. J. J. Rumsey, the contractor for
building the reservoir and laying the wa
ter mains, had several men at work on the
reservoir site yesterday telling trees and
preparing for work. Mr. Rumsey's teams
and wagons, hauling his tools, are on their
way here, overland, from Canton. They
are expected tonight. When they arrive
work will he pushed as vigorously rs pos
sible.
Mr.. Robert GofT = farm, about five miles
west Of town, has been the scene Of two
rather sad and serious occurrences during
the present week. On Sunday hr. Gofi
himself was thrown from a vicious horse
and had rib broken and besides sustained
several severe bruises, which will cripple
him for several weeks. On Monday, while
a crew of hands were threshing on the same
farm, a young man named james Weeks
stopped down TO arrange q belt on the
trunk Of the machine, and after being in
STOPPING posture several minutes, roe, and
staggering hack, fell TO the ground. He
has not been able TO speak or move since,
and is supposed to have been stricken with
paralysis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-26
Shot His Daughters Seducer.

EVANSVILLE, O., August 25.-Bad blood
has existed for the past year between the
Newmans and Tannehllls, two prominent
families of Falls township, owing to the
seduction of the youngest daughter of
William Newman by William Tannehill.
Newman has repeatedly threatened
to kill Tannehill on sight, and
when the men met on River street ycSter-
day afternoon, Tannehill drew q self
cooking revolver and cmptied five cham
bers, twobullctS taking effect in Newman's
legs. This is the second encounter of the
same nature. Newman WAS taken to Il
doctors office while Tannchill drove home.
Tannehill is u young man Of twenty-five,
while Newman is sixty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-26
They Were Restored.

CHICAGO, August "a conference OF
leading X. of l.. officers was held at the
Briggs House, Chicago, yesterday, which
resulted in the restoration to good stand
ing Of Local Assemblies Nos. 1907 and
23O7 of the Order, suspended for insubor-
dination in refusing to concur in the action
of District Assembly No. -, denOuncing
the Anarchists and calling for their arrest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-26
THE SOCIAL REVOLUTION
is inevitable
GOT BOTH WIVES.
4 Family Swap in North Carolina That
Was Nnt a Fair Dpnl

4 Family Swap in North Carolina That
Was Not Fair Deal.
RALEIGH, n. c., August 25.-Evidence
in trial at Carthage, Moore county, has
brought to light queer state of affairs in
two families. Two men were husbands of
wives Of opposite characteristics and per-
sonal appearance. One was blonde, the
other was 4 brunette The men are rough
customers. Each fell in love with the
Others wife. They were friends, and Il
trade was proposed. The husband OF the
blonde gave the husband Of the brunette
$50 to clinch the bargain and the trade
was made A few days later the hus-
band of the brunette concluded that he
yet loved his blonde wife rs well rs his
newer mate, and to settle the matter i'll the
easiest way ran away with both women
His whereabouts is not known. He now
has both women and the other mans
money as well. The other man is i'll Jail
at Carthage for his part in the bargain,
and after serving out Il term there will 90
to the workhOuSc to work out the costs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-26
Some Wheeling Members should DO Like

PIrrsRURG. August 25.-Councilman
George Chambers OF this city, has decided
to swim the whirlpool ut Niagara. He
says he will start next week and if nobody
interfereS with him he will go through the
whirlpool without ork.iacket barrel or
anything else, depending on his powers as
swimmer to carry him through all right.
His belief is that any man can accomplish
the task if he keeps cool and does not lose
his head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-26
Excitement I'm Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity of Paris, Texas, by the remarka-
BILE recovery Of Mr.. J. Z. Coriey, who was
50 helpless he could not turn in bed, OF
raise his head; everybody said be was
dying Of consumption. 4 trial bottle Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery was sent him;
Finding relief, he bought large bottle and
a box Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills by
the time he had taken two boxes OF Fills
and two bottles Of the Discovery he was
well and had gained in flesh thirty-six
pounds.
Trial bottles of this Great Discovery for
Consumption free at Logan & Co.'S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-26
In His Night shirt.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 81. Harris
Guntcr, n lawyer OF this city, entered po-
lice headquarters about one o'clock
this morning attircd in his night clothes,
with double barrelcd shot gun In his
hand, and shot W. ID. MOnigomery,a men,
Der Of the police force, killing him instant
". Guntcr hal been arrested early last
night and released on bail. lie IN now In
iail
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-26
The Youppster win Swing,

ST. LOUIS, August 25.-A special from
Usage Mission, Kansas, says: A new tria
has been refused in the case of Will C.
Sells, the eleven-year-old boy recently
convicted of the murder of his father
mother, brother and sister, and sentence
was deferred until to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-26
The Presidential Party.

SARANAc Inn, n. Y, August 25.-This
has been the quietest day spent by the
Presidents party in the Adirondacks.
None of the party either fished, rOwcd OF
handled the rifle President Cleveland
entertained some acquaintance on the
piazza of his cabin, while Mrs. Cleveland
visited the ladies especially. She has be
come a great favOrite. The guides set a
gill net for minnows tonight, and sport at
fishing with live bait will begin tO-mOr-
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He Approves 1t.

ALBANY, August Ex-Governor Hill
has approved the removal of Commissioner
of Public Works Squires.
New YORK, August 25.-An Albany
dispatch was shown to-day to Commits
sioner of Public Works Squires annOunc-
ing his removal from office. He seemed to
be calm and uncOncerned and affected not
to believe it, He said he had received no
official notice.