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A TERRIBLE DISASTER.
A Drug Warehouse at GAINESVILLE pe
moli-hed-Loss OF Life.

. Drup Warehouse at GAINESVILLE De-
moli-hed-Loss OF Life.
ZANEsvILLE, o., June l6.-The most
frigh.ful disaster in the history of this city
occurred to-day.
Ali o'clock this morning there was
terrible explosion in the two-story. brick
warehouse of Bailey Bros. & Co., whole
sale drug firm.
The building was wrecked aud in
moment was mass of flame, a number oil
employees being imprisoned in the burning
ruins. All attempts to extinguish the
flames failed and in short time the build
ing was destroyed.
Four men have been taken from the
ruins more dead than alive. William
Miner, the drayman who was unloading
at the door, was buried under falling
walls, and ia dying.
John Carter, John S. WiDgle and
Will Grayson (coloredl who were working
in the building, are so badly injured ana
burned that they cannot recover.
Morton Bailey, II year old con oil one
Of the projectors is in the debris, ana Is
believed to be dead.
The building contained seven barrels oil
gasoline, eight barrels linseed oil, thirteen
barrels carbon oil, besides paint end other
ipllammable material. At the time o.
the explosion five men were worklne
in or about the building. W. w
Miner drayman, and his assistant, John
Sgipgle. were loading the dray at the real
door of the building. George Morton
Bsily. aged Is, con Of +. p. Bailey. one o
The proprietOrs, VIM. Grayson and Jess
Carter, the latter two oolored porters. wer,
in the building. The building wbici
fronted on two alleys, was one ant
one half stories high and wa
completely wrecked by the shock
The debris completely blocked the tw
alleys. Miners and hls assistant, his ORA.
and team, were hurried beneath the ruinf
The two men we're rescued, but arp con.
ously injured. Miners ipjuries,d Car
sidered dangerous. GraysHldipg bad
ter escaped from the, Mr.. Bailey
, ly bruised and DRILLED instantly
was prooaptSp floor when the explos
lie was on y simultaneously with tn
ION Sheet of fame shot up from Tn
snS nos and the entire FIRE department wa
, summoned. The men worked maninli
and fearlessly in the face Of recurring eh
pIosions end IN a short tlm
had the flames under controls
At o'clock the body of Gsore
, N. Bailey was recovered. He had bee
? thrown from the third floor TO the seccn
7 and had fallen head first into barrel
3 dry paints. His body was terribly hs .Sy CT G.
q and disGgured. The cause OF the e.
:, ,,Ios;on ia not known. Carter, neof u
eoiored portsrs, says he stepped on
I parlor match in the basement, bat IL
q not believed he knows what the eau
d was.
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RoLp TRAIN ROBBERS
s,op a Passenger Train and Wound ana
KIN To THAR Content.


s,op n Passenger Train and Wound ana
XIII to THAR Content.
sr. LOUIS, June ia special rom
Muskop,e, ]. T., says: The south bound
Missouri, Kansas ant Texas express Va'
robbed about o O'Clock lals ESigas o. 'i'o'
girls bridgG -
Prom parties who were on ths train II
ia learned that the train had stopped ai
the bridge to put Off some hagsase, and
had just started to pull out again when the
engineer was covered With revolver and
the express car was entered. The express
messenger was taken by surprise, AZ, IL be.
ing q very warm night, the door was open
Before he could close 1t two men entered
the car and robbed him Of about - ant
one valuable package. One shot was free
into the mail car, the bullet passing through
the left arm OF Charles Colon, the mai
agent. Two shots were fired in the from
OF the smoking car, one going through tn
right forearm Of Harry Rysn, the trail
butcher. The o,he. stuck q passenger
naued Zen u. rsryer, in the left cheek
and, passing backwards, broke his neck
causing instant death.
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SuadI.h Luthernns.

GALEsBuRG, ILL, June l6.-At the IN,
pusl meeting of the Augustans Synod Of
the Swedish Lutheran Church Of North
America, the annual report OF the pres'.
DENT showed that twenty.six new churches
had been completed; that the communi-
cants had been increased $500; that the
fopr educational institutions OF the Synod
employed 81 professors and hah soS stu
dents: that in its five orphan homes the
synod cared for 1874 children, aud that 1t was
now building an orphans home at Omaha
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UNPRECEDENTED.
STEELWORKERS STAGGER BOSSES
With a Proposition for Three Months
Shut Down,

Special Telegram 10 ne Sunday Register.
PITTSBURG, PA, June lot is q
stand.off between politics and the iron
trade as To which in the most talked OF in
Pttsburg tonight. To.dsy's unanimous
proposition of the National Convention OF
the Amalgamated Association OF Iron and
Steel Workers, to test the sincerity of the
manufacturers, when they bring forward
the depression in the trade AZ an excuse for
lowering wages, created sensation. A
number ofmauufacturers were interviewed
tonight on the three months shut down
proposed by the wOrkmen. | give inter-
views with two of the most prominent ones
as probable indications of the feeling enter
tanned by the balance. In fact the propO-
sition is so unprecedented and was swung
so suddenly that the manufacturers have
not had time to study the matter properly.
|Tney have not yet been officially notified
Df the proposition and will not be before the
Wage conference on Tuesday at least, and
certainly will not be at all if the wage
Question is settled.
n One of the prominent manufacturers
kluded to above said the employers
WOULD NOT RE DICTATED To
~ the workmen; that if it was desired to
hep the mills in operation they would be
no, and he intimated that if the manu-
Acturers' scale was not accepted new
nen would be secured. 1t would be a
81 undertaking to nou.unionizs the iron
ID steel G,illa OF Pittsburg, aud it would
si.,.f,vc-- n. 3. sGorT THE NArtu- .
The other manufacturer talked rs if h
favored taking the men at the.c word, bu
said the manufacturers would fix the tim
for resumption, leaving the impression
that it might be more distant than tire
msnths.
The old tariff chestnut is being worked
The Mills bill is being blamed, although
has not passed. One Pittsburger wa
probably nearer the truth when he SAT-
that OyerprOductiOn was the cause, tina
the immense profits of the iron business a
fostered by q high tariff had led too muc
lcapital into it, with the natural result.
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@ea4lal
choking Catarrh.

go awakened On a disturbed sleep
y, I, he sosriole 81 ssiOn, of an assas aiO
= y5ur throat "a Pressing the life
I.,r yoUT riSatea, dtheSts Have you no.
y ~, ,saguC- and tseiiiy that succeeded
-. q, clear your E,oAt and head Of this
, IN rs,teT "h0RaepreSSiug influence
> non the uiiat clDudiug the memory
O., the head Nh pains and strange
9 go 80 ,1slCuct IT, ri rid the nasal pas
=, "a a'd Jugs @ ms poisonous mUcus
=, ~, = who are rfk.ed with cats RI.
, So. o. protect lle system against It's
n r--1>> Jo>art Ihe lungs. liver and
81 p-y>.cidpS " ainiJ 10 Is atefri
+, - srl rs'e' out d u lief ana cure.
.'....~SsN.e tuta.5e MOWERS, WHEN all
70 , no cry IA, al SANFORD'S kADI-
Sc, s an s-.y>te olthoisaud> who graft
! &. sSN,r,r,.ntcd Il o flnov.su1,rers No
8. uz3g regartag n tina. cannot be
=. ga, 4 by 'he mos 'sspecJable and Teh-
. =. c'atsins o., oottle Of the RAD.
Esl y r,s hcN o' CArllsu,L SOLVENT, and
D. Ngr .NHN-E;Ss Va tcstiSe and direc-
! sold by all dr,sytis GO,S lOC,
r-s r.rd y CEpIcA Z Co, BoSroS
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London Rumors anu Comments.


LONDON, June 16.-The Standards Ber-
lin correspondent telegraphs that rsmor
is current, which, however, is unconfrmed,
that Drs. Bsrgmsnn and Schweningen, the
late Enperor's regular doctors, held post
mortem examination yesterday afternoon,
and that afterwards the body was en-
balmed. II il reported also that the ex-
Empress will 60 to Italy after the funeral.
1t is stated that Emperor William H..
and Bismarck have compiled programme,
and that the Emperor will continue the
former policy.
II is reported that two weeks ago the
dead Emperor wrote on slip Of paper:
Zone must get to he much loved by the
German nation TO be able 10 give it the
peace which is dee 10 it"
The Times, commenting on the death Of
the Emperor, says: Germany has lost
devoted, high-souled ruler and noble,
minded, faithful man. The first Emperor
William was rs much Of q soldier a. his
grandson, the present Emperor William
| IL. and il may he hoped. with Bismarck
influence, that the grandson's efforts vii
likewise be given TO aveTtiDg war"
The Standard says: THE German peo
pie may we'll be proud to think that thel
have been ruled by such q race Of heroes
A death more touching has never beeI
witnessed than that Of the Emperor Fred
erick.N
The Daily Neses says: THE Emperor !
deeply mnurned in Germany and hardl.
less Ia England. His patient enduranc
of suffering. and his heroic discharge Q
duty on the brink of the grave, must hav
recalled to all Americans their own mur
dered President Garfield"
The Chronicle ssys it fears the fealing 9
brotherly sympathy which binds English
men 10 the Germans socially, rs well q
politically, will tend soon TO aissp3sar:
The Prince and EIilSess Of Wales, Prime
Albert victor, Prince Christian, Duk
Paul OF Meck.enburg- Schwerin, and I'll
MARQUIS of Lorne will start for Berlin :,
night. The Prince and Princess Of Wall
announced that their future programme f
, home affairs is for the present either pos
, poned or cancelled.
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a shnrt But Glorious Reign.

BRUSSELS, June l6:-Ths IHdepeHde"o |.
ReEoe saws: Although the. Emperor Fred
erick's reign hss lasted only three months months
il will occupy a great aud glorious place
in history" .vs
The Journal de Bruoelles says: we
wonId fail of oar duty if we did not bow
with respect before the dsatheed Oh Sc Sc
strong and good saan. His courage
and greatness Of soul filed the world Win
admiration
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Ac.i,p NJ the Vatican.

ROME, June 16 Cardinal Rsmpois
papal Secretary OF State, visited Herr Won
Scblozer. the German representative al
the Vatican, and condoled the Emperors
death. The Pope has entrusted Caraln ma
Galembsrti, Papsl Nuucio at vienna WIN
a mission to congratulate Emperor Wlhan'
III nnon his succession to the throne.
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inherited
disease

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... ...............-.,r..r..- Naf
.-... with awful
..-...... ....r OIL. trI.ritlr
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r.......r... .-.-r .,.l uIHr-
,t.. a.
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n.NxxR eARRKrr,s DEATH.
ome,., Investigation of tho Collision That
s9~used It.

oa,ciai Investigation of tho Collision Tns'
Caused II.
BALTIMORE, June 16. An official inses-
tiystiou into the cause of the collision De
tween the steamer Joppa and the yaen'
G,sam. by which T. Harrison Garrett ios,
HE life was began to-day before United
States Steamboat Inspectors Cooper ana
Saville.
a,.or WHITE. Z. J. ID. Gross and ex-Sen-
ator Goodwin. The Joppa was taken o"i'
Of nv Council John H. Thomas.
Csptsin John W. Wheeler, OF the 1opPa,
sxore that he bad been q mariner ior
,wsntv.fiye years. The Joppa, on the
n;gbt Of June eth, passed Seven Foot hnoil
atIo.Io He heard two whistles fron the
Ionna but no reply; was in the saloon .,
,hs time. heard two whistles again, ana
then the bells rang for the Joppa to back
AT full speed. He started Tor the p,io'
80 lint the collision occurred before
reaching there. .,
Pilot r V. Phillips, of the Jopps, was
the next witness. At Seven Foot hno,
he "a v the high lights OF the Gieam; ~
s;.nollsd two blasts ard heard two biast
~ rasnanse. Was one and half mile
mart Seeing that the approaching YES
AL aid no. make q return he signaiiee
ss,;n and in reply got one blast from tn
Clean which was now only 100 yafu
sway The Clean seemed to port to east
and the Joppa immediately ported nein
and went west, but the collision oecurre,
before the course was Sufficiently changed
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A flour Firm RAiis.

LOUISVILLE, Kv., luna ls.-Tbe failure
Of the Eentacky Flour Co, which has
done heavy baking business and has also
dealt largely in -four, VIA announced To-
day. Nominal assets 500, 0g4: Liabilities
$50, 900. The PRINCIPAL stockholders are
Foster, ThaIaas and Horace Pashal
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LIVE Stock.
Chicago.


cHIo.eo. June l6.-Catus-kt
2 600 head: shipments none; market
corn fed 81 5aa8 90; stockers and
s. 5oai 90; COWS s. coal 90; Texas
81 l0a4 is. .,;,r
Hoys-Receipts 1900 head shipn
& 600 head; market steady; mixed :
s Is; heavy S 55a5 "a light - "" vs.
pigs and culls s. -.
Sheep-Receipts / 200 head; shipmenius
none; market slow; muttons So soat ~
Texans s. O0a4 90; western feeders - ~
spring lambs s. 00a3 20.
East Liberty.
EAST LIaKRrY, June 16.--OAiueI
Receipts 2iT head; shipments sii pean'
nothing doing; all through consignmeus,
Hoss-Reoe,pts 1900 head; ship,nssps
. 500 head; market dull; PhilAdeiph,as
IS s5s5 rs; mixed IS G5a5 40; ao'Asr
S. 60s5 10; common TO fair - w. P's'
S. c0a5 -.
sheep--Receipts l,soo hsad; shipmen'A
/, 200 head; market, nothing doing.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, June l6.--Hoes.ol,t
and steady; common and light ~ va
s 20; packing and butchers - 3ass S"'
receipts $50 head; shipments iio head.
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a z. AC, RAiLROAD.

B., z. 81 G. RAILROAD.
Bellaire snd GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves BellGire NJ $40 q M. arrives a. 6ellaiTe ~
400 y. n.
Wocdsfeld passenger train leaves Fellsirs at
IA p. m, arrives Al Belaire at SO g. n.
Sunlmerteld Accommodation leaves Bellatr ~
100 D. N, arrives at BellSire at l0,i5 a. N.
AL trains daily except sunday. CsntTSl stand.
ard Tine from Bella'rC.
"A! KEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w On and after Monday, April 80, 1883, trains
on the Wheeling and Kim Grove Railroad will
run rs follows:
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chow, dated Berlin, March q, ass, ,;a
nth the attacks upon DIR; Mackenzie
wherein he declares that be ID. hacsen
z;eS with his great experience, Certainty
$500 With the diagnosis of his Gsrman
coilearues. and in concealiDg the nature Oh
the mslsdy from the Emperor acted as =
man and a physician should act in suen >
case , Deception in such circumstances ne
a5ds Ia a mofal act.
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Unprecedented.

PTTsBURG, Pa, June 16.-The Anal
gamated Association of ITon and Steel
Workers convention today passed reso.
luton stating that it was, 10 theiropinion,
best 10 close all the iron works for three
months, in the interest Of both capital and
labor. The resolution will he submitted
TO the Manufacturers Association. Ii is
doubtful if the matter will be agreed to by
mill oUnerS
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rsIs,ope Wires Struck.

sd TsIS0rdHp TIE Register.
CynRKsBp W. VA, June 16.-The
teller 9ne wnhere were struck this after
nOon Light. No damage was done,
but ople mhe vicinity Of Swiger's
store Pre- gree alarmed.
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Anrhody But Greshan.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, June s16. The
Connecticut delegation for the Chicago
Convention left the city last MI int. The
party consisted Of twelve delegaas, twelve
alternates and Ia prominent mA who 60
as invited guests. The delegates say they
are for any candidate but Gresham.
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PETROLEUM.
OIL CitI.

OH Citv.
Oil CITY, June IL. -Petrolsum---optn
al nc; highest &c, lowest 1859; c'ore"
At 7Glc; sales 279,0 600 barrels; cleersneea
.O6O, 900 barrels; shipments 6o,ooo DAT
rels; runs 1892 barrels.
PtttsburG.
PrrTsBuRa, PA, June l6. -Nsro'eum-
Quiet; opened ut 16lc; closed NJ 'oie'
hi hsst 20, =; lowest 16tc.
New York.
NEW YORK, June l5.-Peirolsum--
Ooen.d s,ssdy at &c; clcsed 76sc: highest
ne; lowest 76,c; sales $4,000 barrels.
bradford.
BRADYosp, PA, June l6.-PesFclenm
Opened at tic: closed at 16sc; high
nc; lowest 76Ic; clearances, 6oi,o
barrels.
Ti,usvilis.
TITusvILLK, PA, June l6.-Potr'
Opened at nc; highest 17c;
76lc: closed nj 76!c.
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Ai,v Appropriation Bni Passed.

fAsENeToN, June 16.-The House
At i'm Committee of the Whole on the
by Alropriation bill.
% motn of Mr.. Rowell, of Illinois, an
endmel was adopted apprOpriating
10, 600 70 beginning the construction oil
.ew milhy post near Chicago, III.
the eomLttse then rose and the bill
A passed.
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THE PACIFIC SLOPE.
What the Western Men Have Resolved on
! DntnO.

Doing.
CHICAGO, June 16.-The Colorado de-
egation to the Chicago convention left |
Denver ""'s >Vening in q special train. Be |
sides the delegates ahu ,.ornates ahart
one hundred aud thirty citizens were
aboard the train.
"The Colorado men are for Blaine first
and last, ;" said delegate just before the
train pulled out, "but if we find it impos-
sible or iuadvisable 10 nominate Mr..
Blaine, am for Depew, and know, from
conversation with the other five of our
delegation, that they are also Depew men,"
The movement of the California dele
cation in favor of NJ. NJ. Estee, for tempo
rary or permanent chairman Of the Chicago
convention will be supported by the Col
orado member of the National Committee,
and by the Colorado delegation. The fact
has been telegraphed Chairman Jones that
tbs Pacific coast delegation has decided
that II will not vote for Sherman under
any circumstances. In this, as In other
roatters. the Colorado delegation has prom
;sad "a act in unison with the coast men.
NJ n DaYoung, OF San Francisco, said to
tba Associated Pr, IS representative
spTbe California delegation in addition
decided to adopt as a counter emblem 70
the bandanna a simple American Il az with
the California bear imprinted on 1t IN gold
The delegation will distribute thousands
of these in the convention"
Ino,her member of the delegation from
sontbern California said: The delegates
will demand that
STRONG SILVER PLANK
Ia npt in the platform, and that the tariff
nIank should speak in n, uncertain terms
tor lst.Eooted protection There Is NJ
Snnht IA has been seen, that the Elaine
Ssnt;ment hiss caught the Pacific coast del
ssatss And that he will get their votes
hnt thsir is a strong undercurrent OF feel
;rg among many Of the conservative dele
sas;on that Blaine's nomination would b
unwise.
a faithful Blaine worker, says: IN
blaine letters of withdrawal should b
, tslan "a they read by Mr.. Bisine's friend
snS that he is the beat Judge OF his owl
candidacy. II he thinks It'll pnwise, Wh.
Shonld not Rlaine's acceptance be eonsld
80 a NAUTICAL trick, and would result II
) The loss of many thousand votes, 1t not dc
eaat + G. Cranks, another OF the Call
, Gorn;a delegates, who agreed with MI
t Beamish, said that the unifcation o
+ Rlaine is not so strong asst looks after al
I If Indiana and New York should unite o
p a candidate, it would have q greater effeC
on the Pacific Coast delegation than any
: thing else he could think Of" Sewers
y other delegates appear to have this opinion
: but it is doubtful if the Blaine grip can b
: broken.
: PACIFIC COAST CAUCUS.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Mono, ut Isi l.. Per csnt.-Governmens
Dull and steady-stocks Active-fi"or
pu,l-whest Moderately Active.
NRw York, June l6.-Money on call
s.sy at lall per cent; last loan at per
cent, closing fiat Prime merc.nule
paper 4a5 per cent. Sterling exchange
dull but steady st 4-6laissl.
t;oysRNmBSTs-Dall and steady.
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Town Swept by Fire.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 16.-A special
from Armilliox, Ill, Gays; The business
part of town 4as destroyed by FIRE early
this morning. Among tia buildings
burned were the Odd Fellows Hall and the
Opera House, partially insured.
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exports

lures, 1850
mixed western .,
Hsy-Quiet and firm,
Hops-Firm AT aAl2c, Coifs-
Rio dull and remiusl al l5tc; opu-~
heavy and ~ points lower; sales Al $50
bags; June 10 bOc; July II. 50sl2.OOc;
August 10 3OaalO. 4Oc; September 1000
ai0 lOc; October and December o s0a9 SOC;
January 9.9Oa1O. OOc. Sugsr- S,niss and
firm; refined quiet. Molspes-Dull and
nominal. R,sip-steasy. Rice-Firn.
Petroleum-atsady; upited closed firm
at f6sc. CottonSeed Oil-Cfuds 42e; re-
fined 47c. Tallow-Steady Ut 4sc. Tar
pentine-Dull. Eges-Hesvy. Western is
al6ic. Wool-Liebt request; domestic
fleece 35c; pulled esa22c. Pork and cut
meats-nulL Lard Dull: western steam
IS 81; June aud July ~ IL; August
s. IA. September. 81 ~; October - rs;
city steam s. Is. Buttef-Qaiet; westsrn
13a20c. Cheese-Pirm; Ohio fats saslc.
Copper, lead and tin--Nothisg doing.
CAssaso.
CHICAGO, June Ia-wbeat ct the open.
ing vas moderately active to-day. Corn
was active to-day. Oats dull. PfovBicnt
slow. Fiour-Dulk wbeAt-Cash No.
spring s0as1c; No. 2 red s0is5lic. ciosipf
at slc; June 50lsS13c, closing .. Gle; Jolly
sol aS2lc, closing at 81 sc; Asgpst 81 .se2sc
closing at Soc; December 6,la643c, closioi
at sic. Cosn-Cash No. 2, 49ic: Jun,
sce: July 50;s52lc, closing st sole; An
gust 5Ois52sc, closing Et size; sepisn
Der 5lta52ic, closing 1t 52!c. osas-Cesi
No. 2, 32ic; June 22ie, July 32is53fc
ciosing at a2;c; August 27s273c. clcdsl
st 2ftc; September 26se. Rye-No. 2
Sic. barlsy-No. 2, 4Gsf7c. Flax See
mo. /, 81 %. Mos Pork-Cash t13 %
July $l3 G0aI3 20, closing ct IA 10; Az
gust $l3 7Oa13 so, closisg a. $i3 az
Lard-Cash * u; July - 81; Augns
s. SIS; geptsslbeE and October $3.50. Gu
MeAts-shezs ribs; shoulders =; shos
, clear 90 rs. WhiEky-At 81 % RVfs@
L
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Two Americana Killed.

CITY OF MEzIOo, June la.-At San
Diego, in the State Of Neuvo Leon, yester-
day, railroad train plunged through q
bridge and two Americans were killed.
The accident was due to the washing out
of the foundation Of the bridge.
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An AhortiaaI.t sulcIdes.

PIrrsBURG, June l6.-Dr. White, OF
Indiana, Pa, convicted yesterday Of sbor.
ton on o young girl, cut his throat last
night while in Jail.
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Bbeelins gssister
Graue!ers' Guids,

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
A-ExPLASArIos OF REgERxNCR NA8Ks: sDsily.
tSundsy excepted. MONDAY excepted ssun-
day only. saturday exeepted.-75 Meridian.
May Is, 1888 Wheeling Urae. which "a lust one
hour earlier han Central Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18
"A Railroad Case Settled.

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PARKERsBuRG, W. VA, June l6-in
the case of Taylor county against the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad, in the United
states Court, to-day. Judgs Jackson de-
cided in favor OF the railroad company,
dissolyipg the injunction and remandipg
the case hack to Taylor county. Bond,
and mortgages given by the Grafton and
g ,aanhrier railroad some years ago to the
r 20 10 raise money for the completion
Of the road beyond Phillippi, can now b'
resliz,d upon. The Injunction Just dis
solved was to prevent their negotiation.