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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-24
A DASTARDLY ACT.

DIR. W. 8. Hoy, While Intoxicated, Shoots q
Colorsd Girl at Point Pleasant.
Special Tsieordm 10 the Sunday Reotas.
POINT PLEASANT, June 23.-This after
noon about three o'clock DR.. W. s. Hoy,
q prominent physician of this place, and
recently member of the Board of Pension
Examiners, while intoxicated went to the
residence Of Edward Huskins, colered. and
entering the house drew q thirty-eipht
calibre revolver and placing Il at the breast
OF Huskins' daughter, sged twenty years,
discharged one of the chambers. The bali
entered the left breast and striking rib
ranged entirely around the left side. She
was OF once taken to the Office of DR.. Z. ].
Mossnan, who. aided by Charles Cher.
rington, Of Mason City, probed the wound
and removed the ball. She is now resting
easy and may recover. After the shoot.
ing DR.. Hoy walked down town, where he
was Immediately arrested BY Oficers
Hughes and Hoover, and is now in Jail.
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N A SMALL WAY.
The Ness of too pss Poirtsdiy Para
xraphed Coz Hsstv Rosders-

The Ness of too psg Pointsdiy Para
xraphed Coz HEstY Eosders-
MARKET street was literally jammed
with pedestrians last evening.
IN DiIlon's watch clubs, last evening,
IS drew in No. 3 and ~ III No a.
AND now another dark horse has ap-
peared in the distance. 1t is Fred Doug
lass.
AND now some candidates for county
Offices sre happy and some are not tckled
at all
THE river marks on the landing last
evening indicated 2 feet 8 inches and
stationary.
In the first weekly drawing Of Nc
Namee's Watch Club last evening, No. %
drew the watch.
EVERYBODY wants to know what the
convention at Chicsgo is doing, and kick
when they hear it is doing nothing.
THE Louis A. Sherley left for Cincin-
natl yesterday afternoon, with all the
freight she could carry on the low water.
RI. REV. BISHOP KAHN will officiate at
the confirmation services at the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception, this after
noon.
A gospel temperance meeting will be
held in the Second ward market house this
afternoon at 3:45. Good speakers will
address the meeting.
HENRY REMHoLF, an .employe Of the
Riverside steel plant, had several OF his
toes crushed yesterday afternoon by an
iron hook falling upon them.
A FINELY executed and life-like crayon
portrait of Meigs, son OF DIR. W. j. Bland,
of Weston, W. Va, the work Of Artist
White, is on exhibition at McLain Bros.
MANAGER RIEsTER, of the Opera House,
received telegram, Friday, from an opera
company, asking for dates here on the 9th
and 18th of this month, but they were ans
wered in the negative. 1t is too hot for
opera
A. ALLEN NOE, recently from Ohio.
will deliver an address upon the Signs OF
the Times-Whither are we Drifting as q
Nation" in Psrker's Hall, opposite Fifth
ward market house, Sunday evening, oath
inst. Meeting called to order at eight
O'Clock.
A G. CoRsEY and K. II. Grant have
been elected delegates from King Solomon
Lodge No. Z, A. F. & A. NJ, to the meet
ing of the Grand Lodge, which will be
held at Nettlensburg on June 26 and %.
They will leave for that place this morn
ing, over the Ohio River road.
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OFFICERS ELECTED
BY the Amaigamated Association-No SET
Element Made Yet.

Nv the Amaigamated Association-No Set
Element Made Yet.
The meeting of The Conference COM
mittee Friday afternoon on the proposed
Amslgamated scale did not result in any
thing definite. As usual, the representa-
tiyes insisted that the Amalgamated AS
ISOLATION should sign the scale drawn up
by the Western Iron Association, while
the workers committee wanted the scale
of 1sS7-1SSS to continue in force this year.
The manufacturers finally put forth their
scale as their ultimatum, and then one OF
the workers made motion to adjourn for
a week to give the delegates time to take
their ultimatum to the different lodges
and learn the sentiment of the men. This
was done because the Amalgamated COM
mittee was not vested with power to act.
The different delegates LETT for their homes
Yesterday, and will bring before their
lodges the result of Fridays conference.
The answer of the lodges will be mailed
to the Amalgamated Association headqusr-
terra and will be handed to the committee
when they meet the manufacturers next
Friday.
At the convention Friday the Wayne
lodge resolution, asking that foreigners be
kept ont of the order, was reported in the
negative. At the election of officers Pres
ident Weihe and Secretary Martin were
reelected by reclamation. Ell Rell de-
feated Patrick Wilson for trustee. Messrs.
Kaufman aud Mutt were reelected as
trustees. The election Of Vice Presidents
resulted as follows:
Thomas NARROW, the present efficient
incumbent, was defeated by William 7.
Roberts. In Second division Jonathan
Davis was reelected. Dennis 0'Leary, Of
the Second district, Wheeling, was reflect
ed. James Grundy, of Covingtop, was re-
elected in Third district. James +. Cooper,
of Bay View, Wis, was elected in. the
Fourth district in place Of ]. N. Bullock,
who declined to run. William Whiteman,
of Terre Haute; John Misket, of Youngs-
town, and Edward O'Donnell, Of Philadel-
phia. were reelected in the Fifth, Sixth
and Eighth districts.
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rnE REICgs|r'


-, opsning re-Nersev e
M er..ssss rAisss - 10
RrrI1s, Juus ss-Tss .
R.icbss.s On Moaday proni.'
nifIoent and worthy Of s0s'
nor,.ucs Il The occasian' :.
h.s psrsoaally revised the pOs
s s;., inch . for special 70,
nil hr;Ilis .ss has not a.tsn. md
;n. ~ the Reichstsg gen.
.sss.ion Of thae bod IN int
ss AN oftbs arst RsichstssS.i,
n %.S The Regent Of Bag 70
o old S tSs Grand Duke. Of Burr
h h.ve arrived and will of Ts..
ceremony takes Ps .tor;c
~, Mni'' - . ssmi-ofacial'0 fd,
. .S .,ssch 70 b delivered Of
~. .Ss E%nsror win explicitly rome y
Are .s to pursue . peace polio . &c,
.S.. copscious Of the rsspot, ny .:
nosition, be Will follow i'm =. u "
X. 1rsndfather and fstheps, ..
life to the welfare % en I.'
trusting 70 maintain Tp >;
Germany. Tho opening opening .,dts -
on wednesday will also b, nix
considerable pomp IN hail
vbere the Emperor, 10 ..nn.
Of the members OF ,h.r'
vilI take oath to e. ~,
Prussian constitution; II n sSs
peace sentiments OF ms Ia sDir,d
the people with the nope i'm q
Willism II. will b less sh. y.
,ntism than has been fean
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AN EARLY MORNING FIRE.
A Lady and Her Three children burnea
and The House Destroyed.

A Lady and Her Three Children Burned
and the House Destroyed.
What came near proving g very serious
confaeration occurred this morning about
1 o'clock, the department being called out
BY box As, corner of Chsplaine and Twenty
third streets.
The fire was in two-story frame build
inc located at the corner of Jacob and
Twenty-third streets, occupied oy mis.
Psmberton, George Holtzclsw and George
Francis and their families. How the blaze
originated ia not known, but it had
good start before being mo-
ticed. Mrs. Holtzclsw and her Gnu
dren were gotten ont with dlthcuity
by neighbors who placed ladders against
the house and carried them out.
Mrs. Holtzclaw and her four children
two bows and two girls-were all pretty
badly burned, one Of the daughters, Jes'
sic. aged IL years, being very seriously
and perhaps fatally injured. She was I'M
conscious mp to the hour OF going 10 Osess,
and her life is despaired OF. A htteen
months old son was also severely burned,
while the injuries Of the others are not 10
bad.
The injured ones were cared ior oy
neichbors, and q physician was called 10
attend to their wounds.
The department arrived on the scene IN
good time and soon had the nte
under control, and while the
house was pretty well Quilted tine
fire was kept from spreading to adjoining
property. The building was owned py
James Filan and is insured in the Em'
sheimer Agency. Just how the fire origi-
mated is not known, but there were some
dark rumors afleat this morning, that II
proven true, would cause serious trouble
for certain party. The damage to prop
erty does not amount to very much.
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FELL DEAD.

Jacob thinner, of the South Side, Falls
Dead on the Ohio Side.
Jacob thinner, a glass blower, who re-
sides in the Eighth ward and is employed
in the Belmont glass works at Bsllaire,
yesterday OF being ill and
started for home about l o'clock in the
afternoon. When he reached point OPP
posite Benson's ferry he fell dead and was
found there some time afterwards. His
body was brought to his home in this city,
where he leaves q wife and two children.
Mr. thinner had many friends who were
shocked to hear of his sudden death. 1t is
thought it was caused from the heart.
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Notes.

An exhibition game will be played on
the leland Park next Saturday between
the Wheeling club and the Cyclones.
keenan,, Wheeling's new pitcher, will
pitch for the Cyclones and Yak will catch
him. The remainder of the club will b
Dudley short, Manley third, Batterfield
second, Leach first, Mularkey centre, Rel.
yer left, Sullivan right. This will civ.
Keenan, an opportunity to show what he car
do. Keenan, can pitch either right or lefl
handed, using his left when left handed
batters come before him,
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tanned before going to press. Egerter elects
his three delegates in Union, according 70
telenhonic assurances at one o'clock TINS
morning. At the same hour it was sai u,
s., eprod had carried Clay by ia, 70 u
Va. es for the Egerter delegates.
It is very pretty fight yet.
The Executive Committee adjourned 81
1:3O this morning to assemble at f:oo To-
morrow morning,
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The Supreme Lodge X. of p.

Inc supreme Lodge X. Of p. Adtourns.
CINCINNATI, June 23.-The Supreme
.odge knights Of Pythias adjourned sixe
d,e. 1t refused to organize the Kuisha Of
Pythias sisterhood, bat thought the esme
purposes could be accomplished II women
established and governed their order a
censure was adopted against ex.Adint.,t
General Jos. Dowdsll, Of Ohio. for ststs'
ments concerning Supreme Chancellor
Douglass and Major General Oarusbsn
The next conclave will BE- hsld - Nh.
,ann on the second Tuesday Of Jups.
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Index to New Advertisements,


SECOND PAGE.
S,rayed or Stolen-Mule and Heifer.
A Card August Rolf
The Very BeSg Teeth-S. b. Caldwell.
Fish BrUtherS' NagOnS-S. H. Boyd.
Wanted-PwO Young Ladies
Base Ball---CantOn vs.. wheeling.
White sulphur Springs
Summer SchOOl-Wheeling Business college.
Who eSale stOnewHre-COnner 4 Snsdeker.
TannhauSer Beer-A, n. ROsenegk, Agent.
Satines-Geo. VI. Shook & Co.
Wheeling InStitute-MiSS Parran.
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GENERAL iSTELLIGKNCs.
HonorabIy Discharged.

HonorabIy Discharged.
William Kemp aud John Duffy were
arraigued before Justice Davis last even
ing charged with highway robbery upon
the man Muffner, who claims to have been
assaulted and relieved Of Sl7O on the
South Side, about two weeks ago. Inc
defendants were honorably discharged.
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,Justice Ankles Court.

The REGISTER yesterday mentioned that
Mrs. Moran had broken some Of the win
dows in Maggie sausrs' house, in the Second
ward. Yesterday morning, Mrs. Moran
was fined S. by Justice Ankle, and put
under 500 bond to keep the peace. The
ssuers woman was also fined S. and costs
for assault.
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Wanted-Ten Men.

Ten energetic meu of good standing and
address to sell the most desirable line Of
Pianos and Organs manufactured. Salary
or commission paid. Gall on or address G.
A. House, 1924 and 1926 Market street,
Wheeling, w. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-24
The Democratic Notificatiou COMMITTEES.

"ASHINuIUN, June Z3.-Arrangements
were completed to-day In pususncs Of
which the special Notification COMMITTEES.
headed by Gen. Patrick A. Collins. al
Massachusetts,. and also tine Democratic
National Committee, will be received By
President Cleveland at 2 p. m, next Tues.
day, and will then be given an excursion
down the Potomac by the Columbis Dem.
ocratic Club. They leave Washington 70,
Columbus on. Wednesday and personally
notify Judge Thurman Of his nomination
on Thursday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-24
THE WORD THAT NEVER CAME.

Prohlbitionists Waited vsinly for Encour.
agement from Chicago.
NEW YORK, June 23.-The Prohibition
ists held mass ratification meeting at the
Metropolitan Opera House tonight, at
which General Clinton B. Fiske, the can
didate for President, was the chief speaker.
In his speech he said: "Home protection
against the saloon will be the greatest fac
tor in protecting the honest industries of
our people. st. Louis said not word on
the important question ben9e us. Surely
fsfrs Gb'SSSSgo We should have received de-
4, dignity q this question. But such
3 the complpt come"
vs. at one-half the usual
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The Presidents OhI.sss rr..av.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-Mr. Bslmont
OF New York, reported the bill introduesd
oy him to give effect to the Chinese treaty.
The only amendments are providoua taka.
from the Morrow bill, making q biIi
Jake eiiect upon The rati6estion ~ -
treaty and wiping out the section aliov.
ing six months during which Chimes nav
return upon certifcatea Ths rspogt z
unsnimous, Mr.. Morrow cpsents.e4 ~
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IMMENSE BARGAINS To REDUCE
STOCK
THE BON TON

A splendid line OF Lace Curtains at
wonderfully lew prices and pair of
Fine Curtain Poles thrown I'm with
every pair at $500 and over. Ladies'
Vests nearly given away ut 10 cents
and upwards. Ladies' and Gents
Hose cents and upwards. Lace Caps,
the largest and cheapest LINE I'm the
eIty. 1000 Fine square Palm Leaf
Fans at cent. New IL the time to in-
vest at THE Ron TON,
Ladies' and Gents Furnishing store,
No 1I43 Main street.
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AT THE PARK TO-DAY.

M u III IT fAHkHN = VIZ -
The Concert Programme will be es-
peeiRlly fine.
your fine Ten PIN Alleys open dur
ing the week.
The Opera House Orchestra, both
string and brass, has been engaged
for the Fourth OF July.
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"Information About color,ao. y

Copies Of Cascade Canon aGlenvood
Springs" "Plains to Peaks" and other
information regarding thu Rocky Nom.
tain region, BY addressing with six cent
In postage etampe) Mr.. G. S. Lee. g. p. a
Colorado M;<,I.rd Ps-s.s-a@5 80 ) - -: >
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Dbeelin9 Register
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
rnarmonetsr Record,

Mr.. o. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
Eist, made the following observations OF
the temperature Saturday: 3. m, SO;
8 q. m, 80; IL m, 90; 3 D. M, %; z p.
M, 90 Weather, cbangeable.
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'heeling. l 2 0 O.
anton .................O 0 0 D 2 i

Earned runs, Wheeling l, Canton 2
two base hits, Nichol 2. Crogan, Knauss,
Delaney, Sixsmith; three-base hits, D.
laney; home ran, Fitzsimmons; struck
out, by Kuauss 3. by Monroe 2; bases on
balls, off Knauss 1, of Monroe 1; hit by
ball, none; wild pitches, Knauss l, Mon
roe /; passed balls, Yak 2. Time, 1:65.
Umpire, Barnum.
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n, SGGRoAD.

R.x&GhRoAD'
Bellairs and zsnesvfiroayh p.as,nyss "a =,
leaves Bollaife ct $40 b. 1"'
Wocdsdeld pa.ensen lss : nsiisi'' q
Summarized Accom- W NJ 49, . -
100 p. m, arrives at b 6sstrsI atsuA.
All trains daily e1oefsos'
ard Time from Bellair
IlJ KEELING ANDl dkOxs 4 h = !. ,,.,n,
w On and after MOI aapn. S.,,o.d vii
on the Wheeling and o""s ~
run a fOlloWf.
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TIRE WEATHER.

For western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia light to fresh westerly winds,
stationary temperature, local rains.
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DIED.

LyPH-On satu day evens lsss At
q o'clock. JOSEPH EDWARD. pstrics
and Elizabeth Lyph, 'ged
Funeral from the residents, come,
Of Thirty-hfth ana hs,Ao' uudsy)
sheraoon ct fveociock. III Nj. Zion
cemetery. Friends Of the fnvi,et.
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Drank Cold water
, m.,..-ou An ne Sunddj

CLARKsBuha, W. News
has just rescnea NOV, Golden,
Of Bridgeport, y Hi.o' tn wss
occasioned oy aln.'s n after
riding in the hot sun.
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Transfer of Real Estate.

The following transfer of real estate was
left for record at Clerk Hooks office yes
terday:
Deed made June 10, 1888. by q. P. Nc
Gregor and wife, to Ralph Whitehead, for
forty feet Of ground on South Broadway.
Consideration, 81. 900.
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Heu, 4duertis.
6rauelers'ds,

A RRIyAL AND DEPAlOr TRAINs-
u EIPLANArIoNo o. RlJIYIRxs sDaily.
fSnnday excepted. tMo1cepted tsun.
Ssv only. ISaturdAy en-7b Meridian.
NAV is. fSas. wheeling shich d Jus, one
hour earlier than Central
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EMBROIDERED Seersucker Robes at 81. 0C
each, were s. 80, at Stone & Thomas.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-24

Ladies' and Gents Gold Watches
sold at the very lowest figures az
HARRY HILLMAN's, No. 2s EleV-
enth street.
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Lima Still winning.

Special Telegram 10 me sunday heQ5sfeS.
LIMA, o., June 23.-The Jscksons fell
before the beau-eaters to-day in an inter
estirg game with several brilliant plays.
The chief features were home runs by
Damn and Clarkson, Of Lima, and double
play, unassisted by Faller, also Of
Lima.
Lima ........................o 0 3 0 / 40 o.
Jackson......"--...-...0 2 0 o l 0 o. 3
Earned runs, Lima 3, jackson O; base
hits, Lima ~, Jackson 4; errors, Lima S,
Jackson Z; batteries, Clsrkson and Som.
mere, Parsons and Murphy; umpire, Hall.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-24

JERSEY MILK-Ice oold-well shaken
at r. II. Lists, 1910 Main Street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-24

Harry Hillman Watch Club-No. IS
drew the watch.
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In order to reduces stock
Best Brussels made, 75c from Soc.
Best Body Brussels made, Sl.OO from
SL25.
Best all wool made, 65c from 75c.
At STONE & THOMAS.
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In the Municipal Court yesterday Louis
erode, a native of Germany; Frank Nil
hulm, q native of Germany; Frank Kunt-
sen. a native of Denmark, and P. Augelus
Bumgsrdeu, Q native of Germany, were
admitted to citizenship.
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CITY HALL NEWS.

Points Picked Up About the Headquarters
OF the Municipal Government.
There was two cases in Police Court yes
tsrday morning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-24

SAVE money by buying dry goods and
carpets at Stone & Thomas.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-24

HUNDREDS Of styles Satines, Batisses
znd Lawns at greatly reduced prices.
STONE & THOMAS.
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Kazoo Wins,


Special Telegram 10 the Sunday Register.
KALAMAZOO, June % The Toledos were
easily defeated, although they put mp .
good fielding game to-day. Irwin pitched
fine game.
Kalamazoo ..... ..."...0 0 0 l 8
Toledo. ....." o U U
Earned runs, Kalamazoo 3, Toledo il;
two baggers, Grumbling, O'Brien, Con.
nell, struck out, by Irwin O. bases on
balls, by Irwin 2. by Miller ]; left on
bases, Kalamazoo 4, Toledo 3; passed
balls, O'Nsill 1, Grumbliug 2; double
playa, Calhoun to Childs to DALEY, Hill to
henderson, Henderson to Drischel to
Strouthers; time, lao; stolen bases; Con-
nell, O'Neill, Dryer, DALEY, OBrien,
Cook; umpire, Stellberger.
Mansfield Defeated.
Spcci'l telegram 10 The Sunday Register.
EVANSVILLE, June 23.-Msnsfisld was
outplayed at every point this afternoon.
Score:
Mansfield. .........~,.O o 0 0 o 0 / o.
Base hits, Evansville 10. Mansfield 9; err
rors, Zinesvills s, Mansfield 6; batteries,
Duck and Johnson, Ford and Berger.
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HOW IT STANDS

The Fight for the Shsrifalty a bot
One.
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Special Carpet Offering.

PURE JERSEY '.Milk Shake" at Lists.
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Stan ding of tho Clubs.
Other Games.

Other Games.
Detroit 12. Indianapolis 2.
Boston 8, Washington 3.
Philadelphia 6. New York z.
Baltimore 10, Cleveland 2.
Kansas City 6, ST. Louis 3.
Louisville 10. Cincinnati 10.
Chicago IL, Pittsburg 1.
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Clemens CAPTURED.

Since the indictments we're found against
Jerry Clemens, in Belmont county, the
Sheriff has been on the lookout for him,
but he could never be caught. He depu,
tized Officer Henry Nsminger, OF Bridge
port, and Seneca Lyle to capture Clemens,
and last night the two went ont to his
house, on the National road, and arrested
him, taking him on to st. Clairsvilie,
where he was placed in Jail.
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AnItallau Hurt.

An italian, whose mama is unknown,
and deckha named John Brown, came
together on the steamer Courier at Sisters
Vile, while on her up trip, and Brown hit
the Italian above the left ear with heavy
club, telling him to the ground. Brown
then escaped The injured man was
brought TO this city and taken to the
Italian boarding house at tue corner of
Water aud Twelfth streets, and prepare
tions were made to take him to the 1nfilm-
airy.
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Feeders for the Ohio River Road.

President Geo. W. Thompson, OF the
Ohio River road, arrived in the city yes
terday afternoon. When asked as to what
was new with his Company, ne said q
surveying corps had been placed on the
line between Ravenswood and Spenser, and
they would be pushed right throug b in Or
der to see at the earliest moment what sort
of route could be found. His Company
was also considering the question of en-
dorsiug the bonds of the Ripley and Mill
Creek road, in order that a standard gauge
line might be run up to Jackson Court
House.
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JERSEY milk Shake" at R. h, Lists,
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sUtYs: .,orvt
Leave ct 700s m. Issys Seeliug Pat
Church Train at Oils SoSs sssfi1 700 o. n,
at 500 q m. and run ehsch NH Iesvs tie
except Church TIiShseliug q l2:l5 and
PARK at 9:4a .. ~. a. CSNJkSCH, sup't
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-24

Funeral of the Late W. II. Waddle.
The funeral services over the remains of
the late w. H. Waddle took place yester-
day morning at nine o'clock from the fam
lily residence in Elm Grove. There was
large attendance of the friends OF the de-
ceaseed. The pail bearers were Sheriff W.
c. Haudlan, John White, Charles 7.
Blanchard, William Hutchinson, James
Creighton, and Prosecuting Attorney L.
S. Jordan. The interment took place at
Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Mgr. j. T. Sulli-
van holding appropriate services ia the
Chapel there.