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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

Book BIER DAY next Monday. Rey.
mann's celebrated Beck at all leading
saloons In the city and neighborhood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

Coon nailed brogans 81 10 to-day only,
at J, 4, SToEBs,
ll40 Main street.
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LADlEs' fine shoes reduced from 50 2Jto
81 so to-day only, at ]. 7. STONE's.
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1YEcn's new shoe store, 81 Twelfth
street.
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EVERY person desiring to have a good
laugh shond sec the elephant on skates
at the masked carnival tonight OF the
ALEXANDRA rink,
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100 Dozen Unlaundrled Shirts, pure
linen bosom and REINFORCED, fol 85c, on
sale NJ EISHEiMERS,
EleYenlh street..
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LAST Nraur's ENTERTAINMENT,

The Opera House was filled last even
Ing, as on Thursday evening, with q large
and fashionable audience to witness re.
petition OF Thursday nights programme,
While tuere not 80 many standing down
stairs az on the frat night there were q
good many more In the balcony and the
receipts were only q few dollars short Of
what they were the night before. II was
another good.naturSd audience that en-
ioyed every part ofthe show.
The curtain went up at 8 O'Clock sharp,
aud the Ministries went through their pro-
gramme 10 q smooth and even manner.
Messrs. Day and Mccoy sang "The Lar
board Watch for their Duet, substituting
II for "Ses the Pale Mooa,' 'aung the even
lug before Mr.. Harry Mcclure supported
the tambourine end 10 his great aud only
style, although he was quite III and il was
an effort for him to appear. Mr.. O'Keeife
had a companion OH the bone end in the
shape Of a skye terrier that eat
on chair beside him and blinked at the
audience In grave and dlgnilled manner.
The, guartette, "Uome Where My Love
Lies Dreaming" sung by Messrs. Day,
Geyer, Mccoy and Diegmlller, was long
and loudly Rpplauded and the audi
enCe would not be satisfied until ii was
repeated. Some new jokes were in
troduvtd with good elect and the singing
was again first class The finale caught
again and tho curtain went down on a
well pleased audience,
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EVERY person desiring TO have a good
laugh should zee the elephant on bkates
q the masked carnival tonight Of the
AlhAmbfA fink.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

Music at the ohapline street rink to.
night. Admission 20 cents skates 8 cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06
LYScn has removed 70 81 Twelfth street.

Book BEER DAY next Monday. Rsy.
mAnn'S celebrated Book at all leading
saloons in the city and neighbothood.
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10 Doz. Misses vest Front Jerseys 81.
8 boz Infant's JERSEYS $50 apiece, al
EMSHEIMER'S,
Eleventh street,
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rst CIsNslNsd nad thlearo.

lly taking the 1.47 p. N, icity tlme)
train on the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive in Cleveland At 9t25 =.
n, and Chicago atl; aO the following morn.
Ing. Connections made In Union depot,
Chicago, for oil points west
hmm hAn An,,,h..n.i a, ~ ~. AM, AL.nnl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

A sESslDLx woman will not fail to keep
"a bottle Of Salvation Oil on hand for mems
cuts and bfuises.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

Music at The Chapline street rink 10.
nlght. Admiration 20 cent? skatea cent?.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

RBYNASS's celebrated Book Beer will
20 on lfauRht on Monday morning al oil
the principal saloons Of Wheeling and
vicinity. TfTT 7. .i7TT1 II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

Our stock Is entirely new aud includes
the latest spring styles. Call in.
NOBLE BROB.
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RR1NANs's celebrated BOOK Beer will
DO on draught on Monday morning at oil
the principal saloons OF Wheeling and
NinihiLY ~ LIZ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

MES's fine bhoes reduced from @ 30 10
u 7OtO-day only,at 4 sToss's,
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8relpn,s aroir Atltets.

Music at the Chaplina street rink to.
nlght. Admission 2OGsnts; akatas cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

REYNAxN's celebrated Book Beer will
be on draught on Monday morning at all
the principal saloons Of Wheeling and
vicinity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

REYMANNS Celebrated Book Beer
will be on draught on Monday morning
Ia oil the principal saloons Of Wheeling
anu Vicinity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

LYScHa shoe store has been removed
opposite his old stand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

A nephew Of Ole Bull Is professor in Tho
UniyetslIy Of Wisconsin,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

.MGS's goods boots Sl65 to-day only, at
j. 4. SToNR'g.
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We ate prepared 10 supply our trade
with q full line 81 Hats and Futniehing
goods, NoALH Bhcs,
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GAEAr BARGAINS In shoes al Lynch'e
new ahoe store, 81 Twelfth street. 0ppo.
bite old stand,
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LYNcu's new shoe store, 81 Twelfth
street,
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aSar Aeut,

E0R RENT-TW0 SIN ROONgO
II Dwellings, Nos, 20l4 aud 23l6 NlIa GfoL
knqulre At 28l3 Main street. NJ
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Iyscu's new shoe store, 81 Twelfth
aLraat.
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q
No o. Twenty sixth street, buiints h2 ,9l.,i M
dwelling, now occupied ~ saloon ana l ,sSsr
hunss Possession Aptlli !. Hcut Nv Ptt6l
No. Is TWeuIyiourih street. h1 iJoMI ""
No if5 Sixteenth street tlx fonmA ll6y'
No 359 Woods Aiieai, four room, ""
No. Ia ALLEY 10, iouI fO1m'i lSbi ANN
No. "a Ellhteonlh hltO0t, ave rooms s't,o
No ii Seventeenth street, ihte f0gma 'ifsN
No. 10 Seventeenth slteet, l1uf foom,r .,is tF
10, 9glg MAfket ~ Small House hnI s'''"''
No. % kOtlii front aueat, SlSW
No. 2a2s Main street, tiN fO)tni, tl4WnY
No, Wis MnCdllOch klieel slG iUoinN Wv"
business House No. ltH Main tlfeb, MN
-Four foofi1, No. % 6eyenteenlh ,vtrh ia
No. 20 TWeDIy.SeYtnih Glfte! iao IVlI,t G@
Lane Store RON, No 2iJi Miin issH ''''
No. II 10 E0G street, ak rooms w ain tiiti
Fan Oi Lot fronting u ile!o o. slA .s,nsa
running back 10 souih STREET SlSV Pel s.r'''
JAMES A. HENRY ..,.
Real Estate AGENT Notary PaSl9 ,,s.s.Sa,itiT,l
EyidtnOo hken Ia PtRilon Claims 'p' II
VOuchet1 CsthAed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

E'0R RENE-FRoM APRIL /, lsSj-
~ A large, pleasant front room, with b5lri. u
lhrse OF four gentlemen can 10 AcOnnCdiI
with table bOird, a. NJ. LOO Chapllne SItGi, ON
sic City building mi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

I. g. Coon o.. Aall dtYr ooda tho cheapest,
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IJ0R RENT-THE FINE THREE
40 khsifner, No 1919 Chapllne Stntt lioas "
tignt rooms, bathroom, water gAs and vii n Olrl
cJnyeniences. Apply to Arthur LITTLE.
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RIVER NEWS.

Music OF the Chapline street rink 10.
night. Admlssion2 20 cents skates 0 cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

BOOK BEER DAY next Monday. Rey.
raun's Celebrated Box at all leading d.
looms ID the city aud nelghbOrh0Od.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06
STOCKS FOR SALE.
ENOR SALE on EASY WORMS.
a.os sac aud For 9itnt,
NOR SALE.

~ Acres At Rim Grove, iOnttoomoi h 9 "a,
staple. 100 trees choice itilt Il nov oAs'''
0AAh buyer i0t ii 400. .,.-. rrsi
No. gis MCCoilOch tiieOL new ColRg i''-
House Of slk rooms, cah DO bought lot Y, II, d,
No 1854 Roh street sOven looms, VAuenA"
email farm tbaf Woii Alexander IA,
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LYNCH has removed to 81 Twelfth street.
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LYNCH has removed to 81 Twelfth street
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IYSclts new shoe store. 81 Twelfth
street.
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IYEcn hag lemo1ed % 81 TNellLh lLteeL
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Ghe gateltigetteer.
NeM AdHortl.emonts.

0ncsi nos. 70 and " fourteenth street.
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9r1tatoits atottees.

M5szANE STREET M. Z. CHURCH
Wy Rev. ], Henry Hes, pastor Preaching To-
School MT Up NJ All RFa inVItad
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M5DIs CIPLEs OH URCEI-sERV1CEs
Wy at 1880 A. " and \ Pm Preaching bylW.
II, Apologize. Hublecli morning, iFThe BltJle,''
sunday bohOOl ~ $3.50 A ". All are Welcome
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-11
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Proceedings of the House
and Senate.
THE sHEEPsHEAD BAY RACES.
The Treasurer of a Board of Do
nestle Missions Found TO
be S25, 900 Short.


Special 10 the Herald byths associated Press.l
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, June l0.-Beck called
up his bill to prohibit members Of Con-
gress from accepting retainers or en-
ployment from railroad companies wni h
have received land grants or pecuniary
aid from Congress-. Beck stated that ne
had no remarks to make upon it, and
asked for its immediate consideration.
Edmunds moved its reference to the
Committee on the Judiciary. Beck said
1t would be as we'll to vote the bill down
at once as to refer it to that committee.
Edmunds remarked that he would move
its reference to the Committee on FL
nance If that would suit Beck better.
This did not suit Beck any better. Then
Edmnnds repeated his motion to refer it
Ia the Committee on judiciary. On
this the yeas and nays were called, aud
the motion was rejected, 81 to "a. The
bill then came to a vote and was passed
without reference to any committee.
On the passage of the bill the yeas were
81, nays Ii.
Hawley entered a motion this after
noon in the Senate to reconsider the bill
passed early in the day prohibiting
members of Congress from acting as at
torneys or employees of railroad compa-
MES that had received land grants or
pecuniary aid from the United States.
Hawley said that with a number of 9TH
err Senators he had voted for the passage
Of the bill, but since voting for it he had
given 1t some consideration, hence his
motion to reconsider. The motion was
agreed to.
After the Executive session the Senate
adjourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-11

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, June ll.-At a
late hour last night the people were ter
rified by what is supposed to have been
an explosion OF gas in mine Of the
Lehigh Coal Company. Many persons
living within a short distance of the
mine were hurled about in their homes,
and they thought it was an earthquake.
A large number of houses in the vicinity
of the mine were badly shaken and many
windows were shattered. The surface
of the ground in the vicinity of the Phil
adelphia and Reading depot has fallen
fully two feet and is still settling. Three
houses belonging to one man, about 300
feet from the mine, were moved a sur
prising distance from their original po-
sitions. No lives were lost Some min.
ers think there was no explosion, and
that the conclusion was caused by a
rush of air due to an extensive cave in.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-11
GONE WRONG.


New BRUNSWICK, N. j.. June l0.-A
sensation was developed in the session
of the Reformed Church Synod to-day
The special committee to investigate the
affairs OF the Board of Domestic Missions
reported that its former treasurer, John
P. Smith, was short in his accounts
s25, 900. The report said the board was
occasionally forced to borrow money to
meet its engagements; that it had au-
thorized Treasurer Smith to give notes
for these purposes binding the board, and
that, taking advantage OF his authority,
he had borrowed and converted to his
own use the sum named. 1t was stated
that no property in his name could be
found, though he was treasurer of an
insurance company which failed and is
now treasurer OF another. A resolution
authorizing the prosecution Of Smith, if
deemed expedient, was passed; also, one
to regulate the affairs Of the Board of
Domestic Missions, with a view to pre-
venting the recurrence of such an affair.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-11
ENGLAND.
Parliament Preparing 90 go out
of rFm 4 m esq.,


LONDON, June l0-In the Commons
this afternoon Gladstone said that in
consequence Of the rejection of the
Home Rule bill he had advised
the Queen to dissolve Parliament
without delay. Her Majesty had
graciously assented to this, and he
would therefore ask the House to wind
up the business of the session at the
quickest practicable moment.
Sir Michael Hicks. Beach, Conserva-
tive, moved an adjournment of the
House. In supporting his motion he
said that on account OF the remarkable
omission by the Premier OF date for
dissolution It remained unfixed, and he
urged that Parliament be dissolved as
soon as possible. There was nothing,
he added, 10 satisfy the Opposition but
an assurance that the dissolution would
take place at as early date as possible,
and that new Parliament would meet.
Mr.. Gladstone replied that he was I'M
able to positively inform the House at
what date Parliament would be dis
solved, but that it would doubtless be
before the end of the present month.
Respecting the government OF Ireland,
the Premier said he thought the state of
affairs in that country was such that
the new Parliament ought to meet as
early as possible. The country ought
not to remain in uncertainty after the
general election regarding the policy to
be pursued respecting Ireland.
Sir Michael declared that Mr.. Glad
stones statement was satisfactory and
he withdrew his motion.
Earl Kimberly, Secretary of State tor
India, announced in the House of Lords
this afternoon that the government had
decided to dissolve Parliament, aud that
the Queen has sanctioned the resolution.
He add that the government would take
steps Immediately to conclune the af-
fairs Of the present Parliament with all
possible dispatch, with view to effect
an election of new House Of Commons
at as early day as possible.
Earl Carnarvon made statement re-
specting Mr.. ParDell's charge last Mon
day that the Conservative party pur-
chased Irish support in the last election
by promise made through Cabinet
Minister that they would In turn intro
duce the Home Rule. bill, which, in adj
diiion to its other features, would con-
fer on Ireland the right to control her
own tariff policy. Lord Carnarvon said
that when he was Lord Lieutenant of
Ireland under the Marquis of salisbury
government he received from Mr.. Par.
nell a request to be allowed an inter-
view. Gas Mr. Parnell was the elected
head Of the Irish party, continued the
Earl, acted on my personal response
bility and consulted with him. The
conversation was private. Inever com
municated it to any member of the Cab
met. Mr.. Parnell and left the room
as free as we had entered it. l desire
to repudiate the statement that has
been printed and circulated that l acted
upon that occasion in the capacity of a
member of the government"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-11

Race for Rous Memorial stake, over
new mile, was won by ]. Hammond's
five-year.o bay horse ST. Gate, Doug
lass Bairds' three-year-old bay colt, ST.
Michael, second, Lord Ellesmere's three
year-old bay FLY, Cataract, third.
There were ten starters in the race for
new stakes for two-yearolds. Douglass
Baird's chestnut colt, Enterprise, was
winner, Benholms' brown colt, Fresh
Water, second, Duke of Westminsters
chestnut FLY, Freedom, third. Enter
prise won by length.
The Gold Cup race, about two aud
half miles, brought out only three start
ers. 1t was won by Baron de Ilrirsch's
four-year-old bay colt, Althorp, Dong.
lass Baird's four-year-old bay colt, Bird
Of Freedom, second, Count Hunyadis
four. year-old bay colt, Buzgo, third.
Altborp won by two lengths, with Buzgo
a poor third. Betting was two to one
against Althorp; even money on Bird OF
Freedom; nine to two against Buzgo.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-11

LONDON, June l0.--The religious rite
of marriage between Adelina Patti and
Signor Nicolini was performed to-day in
the Protestant Parish church at Ystrad-
gynlais, about seven miles from Craig y
Nos, Nine. PATHS residence. The diva
wore a blue silk dress. covered with
cream colored lace. The seven miles OF
roadway along the Swansea valley be-
tween Craig y Nos was SPAWNED with
triumphal arches the whole way and the
entire population of the valley turned
out in holiday attire to pay tribute tc
the couple and witness the wedding. M
Maynana, editor of the Paris Figaro
gave the bride away, and Herr CAM
operatic conductor, acted as best mar
for the groom. There were no brides
maids.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-11

MUNICH, June n.-Physicians APP
rointed to examine the mental condition
Of King Ludwig of Bavaria have report
ed that his malady incapacitates him
from governing properly. In conse-
quence Of this Prince Luithold, uncle to
the King, has issued a proclamation,
countersigued by the Ministers, in which
he assumes the regency and summons
the Bavarian Diet to meet on the 18th
inst. Count Holstein, who was instruct
ed by the Ministry to wait upon the
King and ask him to authorize the APP
pointment Of Regency Council, was
arrested by order of the King when he
entered the castle of Hobenschwagan.
The King also gave orders that a guard
Of gen d'armes be placed around the
castle. The issue of an order by the
Regent to release Count Holstein and tc
surrender the castle to State commits
sion is hourly expected.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-11
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, June l0.-The report
OF the House Judiciary Committee on
the Edmunds Anti-Polygamy bill,
which was presented TO the House to-
day, is very long document. After
detailed statement OF the charges made
by the committee (already pubiishedl.
and the reasons therefor, the report says:
"Your committee has no disposition to
recommend any measure to the House
which will invade the sanctity OF any
religious faith, however wrong in their
opinion it may be. But distinction
between overt acts resulting from be-
lief which the law makes criminal. and
the right OF opinion and OF worshiping
God according to the dictates OF con-
science was so fully stated in the report
on the Constitutional amendment as to
need ne repetition. the COMMITTEES
does not hesitate to express their dissent
from the twelfth section OF the Senate
bill, the ieffect Of which would be the
conduct Of corporate church OF Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day Saints, which
would be controlled by trustees OF the
Church in conjunction with trustees APP
pointed by the President. This union
OF trustees OF the Church and those Of
the government cannot be disiin.
guished b5.~eep Z ion OF Church and
state and law resi- Utihg the establish
OF religion. Nor can ii be other than a
Limitation of the free exercise OF religion
where the majority who control in
matters of faith and discipline are APP
pointed by the President.
Your committee recommend to cut
out by the roots this church establish.
ment aud emigration fund company aud
its attachments, and to authorize Judicial
proceedings through the Attorney -Gsa'
eral for dealing with its property
rights according to law and equity. In
conclusion. the report says; while the
bill as amended deals with public ques.
tions with frmness and with the real
purpose of curing existing evils, it does
so ia entire consistency with the constl.
tutional liberties of the people and with
their free right to exercise their religious
beliefs according to their conscience and
only under the responsibility of each
man TO the Supreme Being.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-11

THE GOLDEN KEY To MUSICAL SCI
ENCE, by Prof. J. II. Macdonald, President
Chicago Musical Seminary. The most val
liable little book ever written. By 1t music
is made easy. II shows how all the notes
aud the most beautiful chords can be learned
In few minutes. Also how to teach music
as Il should be taught, and contains much
valuable information. Sent ON receipt Of
Of price. l.. M. FKVERGRoN. Agt., ISL s,
Spring st. teil I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-11

SAN Francisco, June l0.-United
States Attorney General Garland,
through District Attorney Hillborn, has
filed in the Circuit Court a bill in equity
against E. s. Babcock and H. L. Story,
OF San Diego, applying for an injunction
to restrain them from constructing a
wharf as authorized by an ordinance OF
the Board Of Trustees at San Diego.
The bill alleges that such a wharf would
cut off land belonging to the govern
ment, and used as military barracks,
from deep water On the filing Of the
bill and affidavit of Lieutenant Fletcher,
who is in command of the post, and on
motion Of the United States Attorney,
Carroll Cook, Ju &c Hoffman made an
order for defendants to show cause why
they should not be enjoined. The or.
der is made returnable on July 18th.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-11

WASHINGTON, June l0.-It is said
that the Judiciary Committee has re-
ported to the Senate secret session adj
versely the nomination of solicitor
Goode.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland this
afternoon drove out to Pretty Prospect,
the country residence recently pur-
chased by Mr.. Cleveland. They passed
an hour or more strolling about the
grounds and then returned to the White
House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-11
NOTICE.

los AreFLFs, Cal, June 10, 1885.
The greatest bargains in the State. Cheap
homes In Tulare ahd Kern counties. See
advertisement Call early and see maps.
win remain at the st. Eimo Hotel until the
10th Inst, when start for Tulare. Call be-
ieli I'd w. IA. NOst WAY.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-11
A shooting over a woman.

DENVER, June l0.-At Aspen this af
ternoon w. C. E. Kosch broke into the
house Of w. J. Miller, real estate deal
er, and was shot four times, twice in the
head and twice through the body. He
is still alive, but will die. Miller was
arrested. The trouble was caused ovei
a notorious woman. The tragedy was
not unexpected by friends of the parties,
as both men had several times made
threats to kill each otheron sight Miller
is from Chicago. where he has wealthy
parents. Kosch is from Toledo, Ohio
where his father is a wholesale wine mer
chant
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-11

WALLA WALLA, w. T., June l0.--A.
L. Ritter, farmer, twenty miles north
of Yakima, was explaining the workings
of breech loading rifle to his wife
Wednesday, when the cartridge explod-
ed. The ball passed through the body
Of Ritter's sleeping child, killing it in
stantly.